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The Dove "Real Beauty Sketches" experiment aims to make women see themselves more positively. "You are more beautiful than you think," is its message. Watch the video.

Philadelphia Phillies Ben Revere made an unbelievable catch with a glove that had "Pray For Boston" inscribed in it.

Robert Downey Jr. confirms his whopping paycheck for last summer's blockbuster hit "The Avengers" and predicts that he will inevitably get an Oscar.

Read the story of a young gay college student's coming out and his father's unlikely -- and touching -- way of showing his support.

Earvin "EJ" Johnson III, Magic Johnson's son, speaks about his public coming out in his first on-camera interview with GwistTV.

Erik Rush, conservative WND columnist, tweeted shortly after the Boston Marathon attack that Muslims are evil and that they all should be killed.

Howard Stern and the Anne Frank House speak up in support of Justin Bieber's "Anne Frank Belieber" comment.

After causing a media frenzy two weeks ago, saying that husband Will Smith can do whatever he wants, Jada Pinkett Smith clarified and expanded her thoughts in a Sunday Facebook post, declaring the celebrity couple have a "grown' relationship, not an open one.

Lafayette, La., sports anchor George Faust refers to teenage golf sensation Guan Tianlang as a "Chinaman" on-air.

A father posts his story of defending his son -- who wants a "Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess" DVD -- from an anti-gay stranger on Facebook.

Check out this new Kmart commercial that will have you "ship your pants." Yep. Thanks, Kmart.

Kelly Clarkson tells Mariah Carey, "I'm so glad you're not mean!" after performing her new single, "People Like Us," on the American Idol stage Thursday night.

McDonald's is under fire for a controversial, tasteless ad -- parodying depression ads -- that's been seen on Boston public transit.

Watch this video of Tiger Woods dropping the f-bomb at the 2013 Masters Tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club. And it's not "fore!"

The NHL announced on Thursday that it will team up with the "You Can Play" project, a national organization that's fighting homophobia in professional team sports.

A policeman's "Ducks Of Sandy Hook Elementary" campaign is drawing community and celebrity support -- and sweeping the Web.

Roger Gorley was handcuffed and removed from a Missouri hospital after refusing to leave his sick partner's bedside.

Fitch has hit China over its big debt, which has soared, in part, because of U.S. and Japanese aggressive monetary easing policies.

Uruguay legalized gay marriage on Wednesday, making it the 12th nation in the world to do so.

Four major Japanese automakers, and Chrysler, recalled 3.4 million cars owing to faulty airbags and incorrect warning light signals.

Thrill-seekers have a new business to turn to in "Extreme Kidnapping," a company that fake-kidnaps you for just a few hundred dollars.

A New York high school teacher is calling it quits, blaming a "data driven" education system, writing a poignant letter that's gone viral.

Obama is backing a new CPI that would lower statistically-reported inflation, increase income taxes and slow Social Security spending growth.

David Letterman continued asking Lindsay Lohan about her rehab problems, causing the "Scary Movie 5" actress to cry.

"Sirius" documentary set to release April 22 in Los Angeles claims to reveal a six-inch alien humanoid.

Iman Shumpert, New York Knicks forward, was forced to remove the Adidas logo he had shaved into the back of his head.

Turkish Airlines plans to continue its growth by purchasing 95 new narrow-bodied planes from plane manufacturer giant Boeing.

KPMG disclosed that a senior Los Angeles partner was fired for disclosing inside information to an unidentified individual.

Tshepo Cameron Modisane and Thoba Calvin Sithole tie the knot in what's being referred to as the "First Traditional African Gay Wedding."