Rangers Blank Cardinals to Level World Series
Derek Holland threw a dazzling World Series gem as the Texas Rangers shut out the St. Louis Cardinals 4-0 on Sunday to level the best-of-seven championship at 2-2.
Noel Gallagher Flies High at Top of UK Charts
Former Oasis member Noel Gallagher soared to the top of the British album chart on Sunday with his debut solo release, brushing aside Matt Cardle, last year's X-Factor winner.
'Magic Tree House' Film Premieres in Japan
The Magic Tree House books have whisked millions of readers on adventures to everywhere from ancient Egypt to feudal Japan. Now, the children's time-travel series is embarking on a new destination: the movie theater.
'Paranormal 3' Breaks Records at Weekend Box Office
Horror movie Paranormal Activity 3 jolted awake a sleepy movie box office with an estimated $80 million in global ticket sales over the weekend.
Jobs Says Bill Gates 'Unimaginative' in His Biography
Steve Jobs called long-time rival and Microsoft Corp co-founder Bill Gates as unimaginative and not really a product person, according to a biography of the deceased Apple Inc chief executive.
British Racer Wheldon Mourned at Florida Funeral
Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon was remembered as a champion, loving husband, father and brother during an emotional memorial service for the British racer on Saturday.
Mavericks' Nowitzki Better Stick to Basketball
NBA Finals MVP Dirk Nowitzki might be looking for work early next year but it is clear professional baseball will not be in his future.
Pujols Hits Three Homers, Cards Take 2-1 Series Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals clobbered the Texas Rangers 16-7 to take a 2-1 lead in the World Series Saturday as Albert Pujols blasted three home runs in the greatest World Series offensive display ever.
Staal Drives Penguins Past Devils
Jordan Staal scored two goals as the Pittsburgh Penguins overcame their divisional rival New Jersey Devils 4-1 on Saturday to record their third consecutive win.
Google, PE Firms Mull Bid for Yahoo: WSJ
Google Inc has spoken to at least two private equity firms about possibly helping them finance a deal to buy Yahoo Inc's core business, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, citing a person familiar with the matter.
Vonn Finally Makes Giant Slalom Breakthrough
Lindsey Vonn became the fifth female skier to win in all five Alpine disciplines when she claimed her maiden giant slalom victory in the opening race of the World Cup season on Saturday.
Elvis Making Name for Himself at World Series
Elvis Andrus grew up idolizing fellow-Venezuelan Omar Vizquel and his dazzling Major League Baseball skills at shortstop.
Epstein Leaves Red Sox to Take Charge of the Cubs
Theo Epstein, who helped the Boston Red Sox snap an 86-year World Series drought, has agreed to become president of baseball operations for the Chicago Cubs where he will try to lead the team to their first championship in over 100 years.
Lohse Not Intimidated at Texas Launch Pad
St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Kyle Lohse has no illusions about pitching at Rangers Ballpark, baseball's most unforgiving launching pad.
Donald Loses Ground to Simpson in Money List Duel
World number one Luke Donald lost ground in his battle with Webb Simpson for the PGA Tour money list title as the Briton carded a one-under-par 71 in Friday's second round of the Disney Classic at Lake Buena Vista in Florida.
Rangers Expect Boost as World Series Shifts to Texas
The World Series shifts to Rangers Ballpark for the next three games starting Saturday and Texas is confident home sweet home will be a difference maker against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Hitless Pujols Expects to Be a Factor in World Series
Albert Pujols is hitless in the World Series and committed a costly error in a Game Two loss to the Texas Rangers yet the St. Louis Cardinals slugger insists it is too early to say he is in a slump.
A Silver Lining for Some in NBA's Costly Lockout
Number crunchers have come up with an unexpected conclusion about the National Basketball Association's decision to cut short its season: There may actually be a few economic winners.
Yo Yo Ma Turns to Bluegrass Music for New Album
He's known as one of the world's best classical cellists, but for his latest musical effort Yo-Yo Ma has dropped Bach and picked up bluegrass.
Pregnant Bellas, Capt Jacks Top Halloween Costumes
Pregnant Bella Swans and swaggering Captain Jack Sparrows will haunt the streets in droves this Halloween, as revelers look to movie characters for costume ideas.
Movie Fans Get Glimpse of Jolie's 'Blood and Honey'
The promotional trailer for Angelina Jolie's film directoring debut, In The Land of Blood and Honey, hit theaters Friday, giving a glimpse of the movie about love and violence in war-torn Bosnia.
HOW TO PLAY IT: Banking on Financial Stocks
Are banks beyond repair? The largest U.S. financial companies did little to answer that question, delivering a mixed bag of quarterly results.
AO Smith Q3 adj Profit Misses, ups FY EPS View
A.O. Smith Corp reported quarterly adjusted earnings that missed Wall Street estimates, hurt by lower sales of residential and commercial water heaters in the United States, but the company raised its full-year earnings view.
Capitals Blitz Flyers to Stay Perfect
The Washington Capitals maintained their perfect start to the NHL season with an impressive 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers Thursday.
La Russa Rejects 'Genius' Tag as Ephemeral
Texas manager Ron Washington said he would not fancy playing chess against Cardinals manager Tony La Russa, but this is baseball and the Rangers skipper defended his moves in Wednesday's World Series opening defeat.
WBC Restores Hopkins' Title after Dawson Controversy
The World Boxing Council restored Bernard Hopkins as its light heavyweight champion on Thursday after reviewing his controversial loss to Chad Dawson at the weekend.
Motte Blames Himself for Cardinals' Loss to Rangers
St. Louis reliever Jason Motte offered no excuses for his late-game performance that allowed the Texas Rangers to even the World Series at 1-1.
Late Rally Saves Rangers from Deep World Series Hole
The power-hitting Texas Rangers resorted to small-ball at its finest, using just two singles to score two runs in the ninth inning to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 and tie the World Series 1-1.
Labor Talks Break Off Putting More Games in Doubt
Marathon talks between NBA players and owners to resolve a long-running labor dispute that has put the entire season on hold broke off on Thursday with little sign of progress toward a deal, raising the likelihood of more games being canceled.
Gritty Rangers Scrape Home to Tie World Series 1-1
The Texas Rangers scored two runs in a daring ninth-inning rally to defeat the St Louis Cardinals 2-1 on Thursday and tie the best-of-seven World Series at 1-1.