Jonas Brothers to perform at Grammys
The Jonas Brothers who are first-time nominees will also be making their Grammy Awards performance debut, according to a report.
Israeli Troops move into suburbs
On Tuesday Israeli troops advanced into the densely populated Gaza suburbs for the first time leaving residents terrified as they ran for cover. Soldiers are searching alleyways and cellars to find Hamas fighters.
Yahoo's new CEO Bartz gets mixed reactions
Yahoo! Inc. has appointed Carol Bartz as its new Chief Executive Officer on Tuesday and reactions from analysts are seeing the move as safe but concerned on her experience in key areas Yahoo is involved.
Europe sees another day without gas
Parts of Europe spent yet another day without gas as the Russian and Ukrainian energy providers failed to reach an agreement on supplies as promised, with hundreds of thousands of Europeans beginning a second week with little or no heat in their homes, offices or schools.
Oil plunges below $37 on news that crude stockpiles increased
Crude oil plunged below $37 a barrel after the U.S. government reported crude stockpiles jumped the highest since August 2007 as demand for fuel shrinks.
Amber Alert Marks 13th Anniversary of Amber Hagerman's Death
Today is National Amber Alert Awareness Day, when Amber Hagerman went missing 13 years ago, is now being remembered for that very reason.
Kara DioGuardi New 'American Idol' Judge
Tonight, Tuesday, Season 8 of American Idol premieres and the newest addition to the team of judges is Kara DioGuardi.
Study Finds Vicks VapoRub poses risk to infants and toddlers
A Study released Tuesday, that the popular Vicks VapoRub poses risk to infants and toddlers Well-Known Remedy May Cause Breathing Problems.
Obama to name Julius Genachowski to Head FCC
President-elect Barack Obama plans to nominate his top technology advisor, Julius Genachowski, to be chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Democratic official said Monday.
Gazans battle with space to bury the dead
With the number of deaths rapidly increasing daily, Gazans are having difficulty finding place to bury the dead.
Ethiopian troops withdraw from Somalia
On Tuesday Ethiopia handed over security duties to a Somali force, raising fears that the Horn of Africa country collapse into chaos if extremists allegedly linked to al-Qaida move to seize power.
Welcome to Kansas City Scott Pioli
The Kansas City Chiefs have formally announced the hiring of Scott Pioli as general manager today, and will formally hold a press conference to introduce Pioli on Wednesday.
Bush replaces Smith as defensive coordinator
Frank Bush replaces Richard Smith as Texans promoted him to defensive coordinator on Tuesday.
New Kids on the Block Embark on Concert Cruise
The newly reunited New Kids on the Block are jumping on board a ship for a concert cruise later this year.
Asher Allen Pro Debut
University of Georgia junior cornerback Asher Allen announced on Tuesday afternoon that he will be entering the 2009 NFL Draft.
Yahoo Names Bartz as New CEO
Yahoo announced that Carol Bartz has accepted offer to become next CEO of the company. The move marks the end of the 2-month search for the new Executive to replace current CEO and co-founder Jerry Yang.
Lowe, Braves to $60 million Dollar Agreement
Free agent Derek Lowe agreed to terms on a four-year contract with the Braves.
Lil Kim feels dissed in new B.I.G. movie
Lil Kim isn't happy about how she's portrayed in the new biopic about the late rapper, Notorious B.I.G.'s life, Notorious.
A much smaller Citigroup on its way: reports
The company is splitting to ultimately reduce its overall mission to two areas only: wholesale banking for large corporate clients and retail banking, according to the Wall Street Journal
Senators support Treasury pick after 'honest mistakes' explained
Treasury Secretary designate Timothy Geithner explained himself to senators after questions were raised about his non-payment of taxes and the immigration status of a former housekeeper.
Fox: No TV network layoffs in sight
The television network Fox entertainment president, Kevin Reilly, said Tuesday the network is not planning massive layoffs despite tough times in the entertainment industry and the overall economy.
Obama urges senators for $350 billion bailout fund
President-elect Barack Obama urged Democratic Senators in a meeting today, to approve the remaining $350 billion of the bailout package saying the money was essential to helping the economy.
'Biggest Loser' Alison Sweeney welcomes baby girl
Soap star and TV host Alison Sweeney has welcomed her second child with husband Dave Sanov.
Clinton: Gravest U.S. threat is terrorists who get WMDs.
Senator Hillary Clinton said Monday that America's gravest threat is that terrorists will obtain weapons of mass destruction.
Zimbabwe Cholera deaths surpass 2, 000
Africa has seen its worse outbreak in nearly a decade with more than 2,000 people dead from Cholera and 40,000 others suffering from this normally preventable illness.
'Watchmen' settlement is nearing a 'close'
The Watchmen lawsuit over the movie's distribution rights has been dragged nearly yearlong and is costing Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fess and according to those familiar with the dealmaking say both companies are close to reaching a settlement, reported The Hollywood Reporter.
Sex Suit against Eddy Curry, A Homosexual?
Eddy Curry's former limo driver accused the NBA Knicks center in a lawsuit, filing a porn-ready suit against him.
RCN Launch Red Sox Spring Training Contest
RCN Corporation a leading provider of video, data, and voice services to residential, business and commercial and or carrier customers, said it is launching a contest that will send the winner on a Red Sox spring training vacation.
Yahoo has new CEO: Carol Bartz: reports
Yahoo is expected to announce that Carol Bartz has accepted offer to become next CEO of the company, people familiar with the situation said, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Oil rebounds as Saudi announces output cut
Oil futures rebounded for the first time in six days in New York after Saudi Arabia said it will cut its February production.