Robert Wagner Not Suspect in Natalie Wood's Death: Police
Homicide detectives who have reopened an inquiry into the death Natalie Wood said on Friday that the film star's husband, actor Robert Wagner, was not considered a suspect in the case.
Amazon Nearly Breaks Even on Fire's Cost: iSuppli
Amazon.com Inc almost breaks even on every Kindle Fire tablet it makes and sells, IHS iSuppli estimated on Friday, underscoring the aggressiveness with which it tried to rein in the cost of a device that spearheads its foray into the tablet market.
Insight: Is Ray Lane HP's Agent of Change?
When Ray Lane took over as chairman of Hewlett-Packard Co a year ago, he was looking forward to working with longtime associate Leo Apotheker, who had just been appointed CEO to repair the damage done by the messy departure of Mark Hurd.
Regis Philbin Says Farewell to 'Live!' after 28 Years
Veteran talk show host Regis Philbin on Friday ended his run on the popular television program Live! with well-wishers including Mayor Michael Bloomberg stopping by to pay tribute to his nearly three decades on the daily show.
Miller's Fall Shows Luck at Play in Investing
During famed fund manager Bill Miller's 15-year streak of outperforming the S&P 500, he was often held up as proof that stock picking wasn't just dumb luck. It required skill.
Ready Pac Bagged Salad Recalled on E. Coli Fears
Ready Pac Foods Inc. is recalling 5,379 cases of bagged salad products containing romaine lettuce because they may be contaminated with E. coli bacteria, the Irwindale, California, company said.
Hong Kong Disneyland Hopes for Expansion Magic
With a new theme area that makes guests feel as if they're being shrunk to the size of a toy, Hong Kong Disneyland hopes to boost the number of visitors to a magic kingdom the performance of which to date has been less than dazzling.
Mother of Hugh Grant's Baby Wins Injunction
The mother of actor Hugh Grant's baby daughter has won an injunction from London's High Court prohibiting harassment of her and the child after she said paparazzi had made her life unbearable.
Alexander Payne Dishes on 'The Descendants'
Over the past 15 years director-writer Alexander Payne has created a small but potent body of work that shows his talent for balancing comedy and drama including Sideways, which earned Payne a screenwriting Oscar, and About Schmidt.
Michelle Williams Channels Marilyn Monroe in New Film
Michelle Williams eschewed the chair and sat on the floor of the private dining lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel, sipping a cup of tea.
Amazon May Launch a Smartphone in Q4 2012 - Citi
Amazon.com Inc may launch its own smartphone in the fourth quarter of 2012, Citigroup said, citing its supply-chain channel checks in Asia.
HSBC India Unit Client Charged with US Tax Evasion
A San Jose, California, man faces charges of tax evasion after failing to report $1.3 million in interest income from HSBC Holdings Plc's India unit, U.S. prosecutors said on Thursday.
Catholic Diocese Approved to Buy 'Hour of Power' Church
A plan to sell Crystal Cathedral, a California mega-church known for its Hour of Power broadcasts, to a Roman Catholic diocese for $57.5 million was approved on Thursday by a U.S. bankruptcy judge.
Anti-Wall Street Protesters Arrested at L.A. bank
Throngs of anti-Wall Street demonstrators snarled traffic by blocking a downtown Los Angeles street on Thursday, and later pitched tents outside a bank tower before police advanced to make arrests.
Condemned Child Killer Hangs Self on California Death Row
A man convicted in the 1998 murder of a 9-year-old boy was found hanging in his death row prison cell on Thursday in an apparent suicide at a Northern California prison, officials said.
Tale of Many Cities as Dickens Anniversary Nears
Charles Dickens will be feted around the world next year in literature, film, theater, music and art, underlining his international cultural impact 200 years after his birth.
'Breaking Dawn' to Suck Major Blood from Box Offices
The latest movie in the Twilight vampire romance series could take in about $140 million on its opening weekend in North America, box office watchers said, despite some blood-curdlingly bad reviews.
Ricky Gervais Vows More Outrage at Golden Globes
Ricky Gervais says he wants to improve on his controversial performance at the 2011 Golden Globe Awards -- by being even more outrageous the next time around.
Lax Security at Nasdaq Helped Hackers
A federal investigation into last year's cyber attack on Nasdaq OMX Group found surprisingly lax security practices that made the exchange operator an easy target for hackers, people with knowledge of the probe said. The sources did not want to be identified because the matter is classified.
Transgender People Murdered as World Resists Change
Ever since she can remember, Katherine Cummings knew she had been born into the wrong body.
Green Tea May Trim 'Bad' Cholesterol - Study
Green tea, taken in a capsule or drunk in a cup, may shave a few points off bad cholesterol readings, according to a U.S. study involving more than a thousand people.
Police Find Major Drug Tunnel under U.S.-Mexico Border
Police have discovered a major cross-border drug tunnel running to California from Mexico, and seized more than 17 tons (12,700 kilograms) of marijuana, U.S. and Mexican authorities said on Wednesday.
Judge Dismisses Case Against Selena Gomez Stalker
A judge on Wednesday dismissed the case against an Illinois man who was accused of stalking actress and singer Selena Gomez earlier this year, a court official said.
Book Talk: Gish Jen on Identity, Belonging and Home
Into a traditional northern New England town under pressure from chain stores and cell phone towers, its old family farms struggling, comes Hattie Kong, half-Chinese and newly widowed.
Actor Chad Michael Murray Turns to Graphic Novels
When actor Chad Michael Murray is not playing a teen heartthrob on TV and in the movies, he moonlights as a comic book writer staying up late at night to polish off a dark, end of days story he has created.
U.S. Software Company Sues RIM over 'BBX'
New Mexico firm Basis International Ltd filed a motion against Research In Motion to stop the BlackBerry maker from using Basis' trademark, BBX.
U.S. Military Better Prepared for Cyber Warfare: General
The U.S. military now has a legal framework to cover offensive operations in cyberspace, the commander of the U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday, less than a month after terming this a work in progress.
Rapper Mac Miller Straight to No.1 in Indie Victory
Rapper Mac Miller became the first indie artist since 1995 to debut at the top of the Billboard Top 200 album charts on Wednesday, with his first album Blue Slide Park.
Florida Court Orders Lindsay Lohan's Father to Treatment
Actress Lindsay Lohan's father Michael Lohan pleaded no contest on Wednesday to a domestic violence charge involving his former girlfriend and was sentenced to two years of probation, a spokesman for the prosecutor's office said.
'Ricky's Back!' as Host of Golden Globes
Hold onto your award-winning seats Hollywood. Ricky Gervais will return as host of the upcoming Golden Globe Awards.