Jeff Stone

Less than a week after archaeologists determined that the bones found buried underneath a parking lot belonged to King Richard III, two English cities are in dispute over which the remains belong to.

Two granddaughters of Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps have left the hate-mongering cult congregation, leaving behind their family members whose likeness has become synonymous with bigotry and homophobia.

Just one season removed from leading the Boston Bruins to the Stanley Cup championship goaltender Tim Thomas has been traded to the New York Islanders for a conditional draft pick.

The Recording Industry Association of America has petitioned Google to edit its search results, removing websites that facilitate Internet piracy.

Florida Judge Debra Nelson denied a motion from George Zimmerman’s defense attorney Tuesday requesting a delayed to the June 10 trial date

Shock rocker Marilyn Manson collapsed onstage during a concert in Canada, but his reps say the tour will resume this week.

Cal State Fullerton assistant women's basketball coach Monica Quan was found dead Sunday night, along with her fiance in a parking garage near the couple's apartment.

California Governor Jerry Brown has been asked to decide the fate of Bruce Davis, a former Charles Manson follower who is up for parole after decades in prison.

Police say Chris Kyle, the acclaimed marksman and author of "American Sniper," was killed Saturday by Eddie Ray Routh, who may suffer from PTSD.

The 5-year-old boy who was kidnapped and held hostage in Alabama was released Monday afternoon, after spending a week in an underground bunker with suspect Jimmy Lee Dykes, law enforcement officials.

The Black Dahlia murder, a cold case that’s left detectives, the public and even filmmakers scratching their heads, could be solved next week when test results from a specimen obtained from the home of one of the original suspects.

More than 100 million Americans likely watched the blackout-punctuated Super Bowl XLVII, a thriller decided in its final moments.

The NFL was a big supporter of the controversial Protect IP Act and Stop Online Piracy Act that were tabled by the U.S. Congress last year.

Super Bowl Sunday, because of the hundreds of millions of viewers it attracts, has become a lot night for any network not broadcasting the game. But while options for the football-averse are thin, they do exist.

Depp, who played John Dillinger in "Public Enemies," is scheduled to begin filming his role as Bulger in May.

The Tuohys - the real-life family from “The Blind Side” movie and book by Michael Lewis - took Oher into their home when he was just a teenager and intoduced him to football, part of the reason he’ll be competing in the Super Bowl this weekend.

This year, CBS charged as much as $4 million for a 30-second commercial to be shown during Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday.

A convicted murderer was recaptured by police Friday after the man was mistakenly freed because of a paperwork error. Steven L. Robbins, 44, was rearrested in a house in southern Illinois without incident three days after he was freed by the Indiana Department of Correction.

Nickey Maxwell Van Exel, the son of former NBA player Nick Van Exel, was sentenced to 60 years in prison Friday for a murder in Texas.

Punxsutawney Phil, the leader of the Groundhog Day cult, may have convinced most of his fellow groundhogs to hoodwink America into believing an unusually early spring will begin soon. The chief prognosticator’s message began in rural Pennsylvania and echoed across the land, and it was seconded by Staten Island Chuck, Buckeye Chuck, Wiarton Willie and Woodstock Willie.

Police continued their search for a missing truck driver on Friday, digging in the backyard of an Ontario, Calif., home, searching for evidence.

Groundhog Phil braved freezing temperatures and overcast skies in Punxsutawney, Pa., to predict how much longer winter will last.

One of the commercials GoDaddy.com submitted to CBS for the Super Bowl may have already paid for itself by going viral two days before the big game. The ad features supermodel Bar Refaeli kissing a nerd, all for the sake of selling online domain names.

Lena Dunham has reportedly agreed to begin work on another television show for HBO based on the life of Betty Halbreich, a giant of the fashion industry and longtime personal shopper at Bergdorf Goodman.

Ed Koch, the beloved but polarizing former New York City mayor, is the subject of a new documentary that premiered in the Big Apple on the same day he died at age 88 of congestive heart failure.

"House of Cards," a political drama starring Kevin Spacey, is seen as a game changer for Netflix not just in terms of TV storytelling, but for the entire Hollywood system.

Mexican officials are searching for the cause of a Mexico City explosion that killed 14 people and injured 100 more on Thursday.

It shouldn’t be surprising that the two most popular subjects on Vine, the new video sharing service on Twitter, are cats and porn.

An Ohio judge has ruled that the Steubenville rape case will remain open to the media while denying a request from the defense to relocate the highly publicized trial when it begins March 13.