IBT Staff Reporter

Late yesterday, Kellogg Co., announced it has taken the precautionary measure of putting a hold on some of its products.

Just ahead of the nationwide release of the Biggie biopic Notorious, Sean Combs shared the emotional roller coaster ride he went through while watching the movie of his late friend.

More Beauty, More Exciting Performance.

Actor-producer Don Cheadle and his Crescendo Produs are making a big push with a two-year deal into television production at Universal Media Studios.

Eli Lilly & Co. pleaded guilty of illegally marketing its drug Zyprexa years ago and reached a deal to pay $1.42 billion to settle civil lawsuits brought by the Justice Department.

While a top Israeli envoy delivered his country's stance on a cease-fire agreement in Gaza to Egyptian mediators trying to seal a truce on Thursday, the Iranian president said the fighting showed Israel's continued existence in the region is not feasible.

The Sundance Film Festival, the nation's top event for independent film, has mostly been full of dark dramas these last two decades, but this year, organizers promise a broader range of movies.

As Virgin Megastores will be shutting its largest location at Times square this April, popular Forever 21 will replace.

The sorry story - which dates back to 2005 - finally came out Wednesday as Plaxico Burress' dispute with a car dealer over damages to the Chevrolet Avalanche landed in a Pennsylvania courtroom.

Crude oil plunged below $35 a barrel on Thursday after OPEC said demand for its crude will drop and reports in the U.S. showed employment claims increased.

She lost half of her size, Paige Schmelzer dropped from a size 22 to a size 0 when she first joined the gym.

Well the sexy and talented Indy Racing League sensation Danica Patrick has teamed up once again with Go Daddy for the Super Bowl XLIII where she almost fulfills every man's fantasy on a shower scene.

The weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for northern Illinois and northwest Indiana, Fairfield County that will remain in effect until midnight Thursday to at least Saturday.

Slumdog Millionaire secured 11 nominations Thursday for the British Academy film awards, the Britain's version of the Oscars.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has reportedly settled the ongoing lawsuit with a former maid.

On Thursday, During the Dakar Rally’s 12th stage grueling event; Spain's two-time rally world champion Carlos Sainz crashed.

After Yahoo Inc. announced Carol Bratz as its new Chief Executive Officer Tuesday, speculation emerged that a partnership between Microsoft and Yahoo could take place this time.

Musician John Mayer will tape a pilot for a CBS variety show, making it the second time he works with the network.

Israel unleashed its largest shelling of Gaza's crowded neighborhoods on Thursday, hitting a U.N. compound, a hospital and a media building leaving 15 Palestinians killed and still counting.

Despite the boom in internet audiences and video-games sales, CBS said on Wednesday that broadcast television is still a viable business.

Bank of America Corp requesting additional capital from the U.S. Government, according to people familiar with the situation quoted by reports today. The aid will help absorb losses related to the purchase of Merrill Lynch last month, a sale which the government favored to prevent further turmoil in the financial system.

China now has the highest number of internet users in the world and had the largest growing online population of 2008, a report suggests.

Microsoft is considering job cuts as early as next week, according to media reports.

Just a week after trying to assure investors of his health, Apple chief Steve Jobs announced Wednesday he will take a leave of absence till end-June because of health problems more complex than thought, causing shares to plunge and analysts speculating over the leadership of the tech company.

Canada's economy is expected to stay in recession for three quarters this year and contract 0.5 percent annually in 2009, according to forecasts by the independent, non-profit Conference Board of Canada,

Just a few days before President-elect Barack Obama is expected to direct the closure of the controversial detention facility, a report within the Bush administration has said the US tortured one of the alleged 9/11 planners held at Guantánamo Bay.

Israeli troops advanced into the crowded residential areas of Gaza City on Thursday, terrifying thousands of residents and sending them fleeing for their lives, according to the Associated Press.

JP Morgan Chase which was expected to break even or report a small loss in the fourth quarter said Thursday its profit plunged 76 percent.

On Wednesday, a new data record showed that China's economy grew to become the world's third-largest in 2007 reflecting the countries amazing ability to overcome yet another milestone in the country's stunning rise in the global pecking order.