How does the 'Dark Knight Rises' Catwoman compare to originals? (Photos)
The details revealed about Anne Hathaway's latest Catwoman suit is described as a tactical and functional outfit, which follows the theme from Nolan's past Batman flicks. The costume is to be very similar to the Catwoman versions from the comics and video games.
Prepare for Carmageddon on 405 Freeway
A portion of the 405 Freeway from the Hollywood Hills to the 10 Santa Monica Freeway will close for the weekend starting Friday, July 15.
Google sites to take a shot at vibrant mobile market
With the growing market of smartphones, Google has shifted its focus towards mobile web apps.
Google+ social network: Already got Facebook, why should I join?
The reigning social network king Facebook will have another reason to keep Google in their sights. The online search giant has introduced its latest attempt to step back into the social network scene with Google+.
Exclusive: Lilly CEO defends R&D spending
Eli Lilly and Co is committed to spending what it takes to come up with innovative drugs over the long term, its chief executive said, even though the company's earnings are expected to tumble over the next three years.
What do Roger Federer and Venus Williams have in common?
Biggies like Roger Federer and Venus Williams never fail to dish out Wimbledon shockers. The players have that in common since the 2010 tournament.
Moody's warns may downgrade U.S. muni debt ratings
Moody's on Wednesday warned it may downgrade some Aaa-rated U.S. states and municipalities if the country loses its top-notch rating or if federal funding falls significantly as part of a plan to reduce the nation's deficit.
'Newsweek' basking in the bad publicity of Diana at 50?
Newsweek Editor-in-chief Tina Brown's retaliation to the controversial 'Diana at 50' cover has raised the question if Newsweek is basking in the bad publicity.
Is HP TouchPad a Worthy Rival to Apple iPad 2?
The intial reviews for HP's new tablet, the TouchPad, are in and the device is being released in a crowded field led by Apple's iPad 2.
Dell to keep up acquisitions, sustain margin growth
Dell Inc expects acquisitions to remain a critical focus for the computer maker, which is expanding into areas such as storage and services.
Paulson gets more time for bankrupt hotel payoffs
Hedge fund Paulson & Co. has more time to increase the payout on a group of U.S. luxury resort hotels it owns after bankruptcy court gave it an extension on Wednesday.
Study finds text messages help smokers quit
Smokers are twice as likely to quit when they get text messages urging them to stick to their goal of being smoke free compared with those who receive texts with no motivational messages, a British study has found.
AMR talking with Boeing, Airbus for 250 planes: report
AMR Corp's American Airlines is negotiating with aircraft makers Airbus and Boeing Co to replace its entire domestic fleet by purchasing at least 250 airplanes in a deal valued at about $15 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Google + Has Some Plusses Over Facebook
Google has some advantages with Google+ over Facebook such as privacy, exclusivity and integration.
Trio of China banks ranked in global top 10: study
Three Chinese banks are now in the world's top 10, underlining the dramatic growth of the country's financial industry in recent years, according to a new study released on Thursday.
iPhone 4S vs. iPhone 5: Which Is It?
No one seems to know whether or not there will be an iPhone 4S or an iPhone 5, or both, introduced as the next-generation iPhone.
Samsung says files complaint against Apple with U.S. ITC
Samsung Electronics <005930.KS> said on Thursday it had filed a complaint against Apple with the U.S. International Trade Commission, claiming that the firm infringed its wireless technology and mobile device user interface.
Reboot the Brain after a stroke?
It sounds too good to be true, but has medical technology advanced enough to reboot the brain after a stroke?
Asia looks to friend Lagarde to honor IMF pledges
Asia's fast-rising economies set their sights on securing key IMF posts under new chief Christine Lagarde, hopeful she would be the one to make good on oft-heard pledges to give more power to emerging markets.
Los Alamos Fire Threat Put Safety of Nuclear Labs across U.S. into Question
The wildfire surrounding Los Alamos national nuclear lab has become the highest priority fire in the U.S., and poses serious questions on the safety of 104 nuclear reactors across the U.S.
Bank of America expects loss after settlement
Bank of America Corp said it expects to take more than $20 billion of charges after settling with mortgage bond investors, resulting in a second-quarter loss.
Study: Fossils Reveal Early Predators had Sharp Vision
Australian Paleontologists have discovered half-a-billion-year-old fossils that show primitive animals had exceptional vision.
NASA’s Connection To Transformers: Dark Of The Moon
Director Michael Bay used NASA's Kennedy Space Center launch pad to film many scenes from the movie.
Indian daughters transform into sons to avoid dowry (Slideshow)
Each year hundreds of Indian girls are being operated on to turn them into boys with the help of corrupt doctors in Indore.
Ex-Treasury chief Summers tries venture capital
One of Silicon Valley's most powerful venture-capital firms, Andreessen Horowitz, is adding former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers to its team.
Food Apocalypse: Honey Bees a catalyst?
With food prices around the world skyrocketing, increasing hunger and in some cases acting as a catalyst for regime changes in the Middle East, there is more to worry about on the horizon.
Gaza flotilla makes Internet splash
They're all a Twitter about the flotilla.
Apple iPhone September launch rumors swirl
Mountains of Apple iPhone rumors are piling up, and the company, as usual, is keeping its mouth shut.
Editorial: Supreme Court Got Violent Video Game Ruling Right
One man's opinion on why the Supreme Court should be applauded for the ruling against California's violent video game law.
BofA $8.5 billion settlement likely faces legal fight
Bank of America Corp's $8.5 billion settlement to clear up its mortgage bond mess isn't a done deal and could be challenged -- if the large number of investors locked out of negotiations decide to organize.
