Viacom sues Cablevision over iPad streaming
Viacom Inc sued Cablevision Systems Corp to halt what it called the unauthorized streaming of its programing on devices such as Apple Inc's iPad.
GPS worry prompts call for more LightSquared tests
U.S. government officials called for more testing of hedge fund manager Philip Falcone's satellite broadband start-up to address interference issues with global positioning systems, but showed interest in finding a solution rather than shutting the venture down.
Justin Bieber fans 'Beliebers' hit Twitter in support of the pop idol after attack
Justin Bieber was promoting his fragrance at Macy's in New York City when a man jumped a barricade and attacked the pop star.
Higher jobless claims indicate weak labor market
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose last week, suggesting little improvement in the labor market this month after hiring stumbled badly in May.
Some Crazy Antics by Westboro Baptist Church
Westboro Baptist Church is an independent church not affiliated with any known Baptist associations, and known for extreme stances (mainly anti-homosexual) and making extreme public appearances.
Reasons why Apple can forgo a 4G LTE iPhone 5 launch
T-Mobile says that it has over a million iPhones on its network.
Twins Winklevoss gives up lawsuit against Facebook founder
After careful consideration, Winklevoss twins Cameron and Tyler have decided not to seek Supreme Court review about their $65 million settlement with Facebook Inc.
Justin Bieber startled after NYC attack, caught on video
Justin Bieber was promoting his fragrance in New York City when a man jumped a barricade and attacked the pop star.
Images Of Nokia’s First Windows Phone Leaked
Photos and a video of Stephen Elop previewing the first Nokia Windows phone have emerged.
Oil dives to 4-month low as emergency stocks unleashed
Oil tumbled 6 percent on Thursday to a four-month low after the world's top consumers released emergency oil reserves for the third time ever, a surprise intervention to aid the struggling global economy.
One of America's Top Fugitives James Whitey Bulger: CAUGHT in Santa Monica
Former Bostom crime boss who is one of America's Most Wanted, is finally caught in California's Santa Monica area after being on the run since late 1994.
New Up and Coming Designer - Teatum Jones
An effortlessly chic line emerges from London. Teatum Jones is the brand you will want to watch for this year.
Azzedine Alaia turns down offer to replace John Galliano
Who will be Dior's new designer?
Oprah denies OJ Simpson confessions
The Hollywood Reporter is reporting is reporting that Oprah Winfrey has not landed a confession from O.J. Simpson yet.
Wall Street down but off lows on Greek deal
Stocks pared losses on Thursday, with the Nasdaq turning positive, after sources said Greece had won the consent of inspectors from the European Union and International Monetary Fund for a new five-year austerity plan.
Lindsay Lohan: no more house parties, multiple visitors
Lindsay Lohan was ordered to stop throwing parties at her Venice home while under house arrest. She was also told to limit her visitors to one at a time.
Harry Potter ebooks are on the way, but no sequel
The seven Harry Potter novels will be available as ebooks in October, author J.K. Rowling said on Thursday at the launch of a new interactive online website that will allow readers to navigate through the wizard stories.
Yahoo chairman voices support for CEO Bartz
The chairman of Yahoo Inc voiced support for Chief Executive Carol Bartz, who has become a lightning rod for criticism as the company struggles with stagnant revenue growth and a rift with its Chinese partner.
Yahoo board chairman voices support for CEO Bartz
The chairman of Yahoo Inc's board of directors voiced support for Chief Executive Carol Bartz, saying the company has a clear path forward toward accelerated revenue growth.
Harold Camping enters old folk's home; ends radio program
Harold Camping, the doomsday preacher who made headlines with his hyped up and failed May 21 doomsday prediction, will stop airing his radio program Open Forum at the end of this month.
Greece seals deal with EU, IMF on austerity plan: sources
Greece has won the consent of a team of EU-IMF inspectors for its new five-year austerity plan on Thursday after committing to an additional round of tax rises and spending cuts, sources with knowledge of the talks said.
Ryan Dunn Death: Jackass star failed to cheat death twice
Jackass star Ryan Dunn, who is known for toying with danger and flirting with death on numerous occasions, was pronounced dead Monday after plowing his car into a patch of trees at nearly 140 mph.
Cavaliers, Bobcats Trade Rumors: Trade No 4 pick, still get Jonas Valanciunas
The Cleveland Cavaliers are rumored to covet get Lithuanian center Jonas Valanciunas as the top big man in the draft besides Arizona's Derrick Williams.
Messi Vs Pele - Pele aims sly dig at Messi
Brazilian legend Pele has taken a subtle dig at Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi, claiming the Argentine should overhaul his total goal-scoring record if he is to be considered the greatest ever.
Supreme Court strikes down state drug data-mining law
The Supreme Court struck down a law that prohibits the use of prescription drug records for marketing, ruling for free-speech rights over a state government's medical privacy concerns.
Apple gets antitrust approval for Nortel asset buy
U.S. antitrust regulators gave Apple approval to buy certain assets to be sold by bankrupt telecom maker Nortel Networks Corp, the Federal Trade Commission said on Thursday.
Airbus wins record $18 billion order from AirAsia
Airbus has won a record-breaking order for 200 of its A320neo jets from AirAsia, capping a week where it has trounced rival Boeing in the fierce competition for plane contracts.
“Glee” star Cory Monteith admits he battled with drug addiction
Cory Monteith, who plays the jock turned singer, Finn Hudson, on Fox's hit show Glee, admitted that his teenage years were somewhat troubling.
Thursday Books Blog Report: Excitement and Disappointment
The digital countdown is over, the owls have vamooshed, and Pottermore is finally here -- sort of -- with all of its attendant expectations and implications.
Instant view: Home sales down 2.1 percent in May
Sales of new homes in the United States were down 2.1 percent in May, but inventories hit a record low due to reduced production, the U.S. Commerce Department said.