Find out how Jamie Lynn Spears used a knife to break up a fight – Us Weekly Sam Raimi admits he messed up Spider-Man 3 - Entertainment Weekly Rihanna twerks her way into the New Year! – Gossip Cop Justin Bieber promises his fans there’s more to come! – Just Jared Jr Here’s this year’s [...]
Experts predict a smooth succession if Saudi King Abdullah were to die, but future transitions could prove problematic.
Though we are just beginning this brand new year full of possibilities and potential resolutions, January in the movie world is something of a no-man’s land for quality new releases. If this month’s column is anything to go by, there’s still plenty of interesting and smaller films worth checking out, that is, if you’re willing to work to find them. So perhaps one of your new year’s resolutions is to see more films? If so, we feel confident that, despite this month’s long-standing reputation as the dumping ground where new movies go to die... Читать дальше...
As 2014 comes to a close, we are looking back at some of our favorite celebs and the news that has left us feeling a whole range of emotions from shocked to stunned to ecstatic and more. There were some very upsetting deaths, some happy marriages, and more top headlines – some stories date all [...]
The fire brigade move to have a separate cell for only inspecting buildings and prosecuting the laggards has been overdue.
Dennis Gartman of The Gartman Letter, shares his oil outlook.
Dennis Gartman of The Gartman Letter, says markets move further than anyone wants to anticipate. He shares his bets for the New Year.
This past Christmas, Taylor Swift surprised many of her biggest fans with personal gifts for the holiday – and she documented the whole thing in an adorable new video! “Shortly after the massively success release of 1989, fans on social media began to experience another phenomenon. After something that became known as #TayLurking, whereupon every [...]
Moet & Chandon's bubbles will rise as the ball drops on New Year's Eve at Times Square at the stroke of midnight.
2015 is shaping up to be a huge year for IPOs, particularly for disruptive technology companies, a former CFO said.
Conventional wisdom says that fast food portions are growing bigger and bigger and bigger. It's also wrong, two new reports found.
Jobless claims increased by 17,000 last week; Landlords did better than renters this year; The number of homes under contract was higher last month; Mike Weinstein has those stories and more.
South Korea's top tech-heavyweights, LG Electronics and Samsung, are going after PC gamers' hearts with new super-wide curved monitors.
Apple was hit with a class action suit alleging that the company didn't disclose how much memory its new iOS 8 would consume on its various gadgets.
Google faces a tough time as it continues to adapt its model to mobile technology, a hedge fund manager says.
Warning: Only watch this if you have a stomach of steel.
This year's most beautiful, standout celebrity-owned properties are sure to stun.
Sony announced that it has reached agreements with cable, satellite, and telecom providers to distribute "The Interview" on (VOD).
According to a report by AAA, Americans collectively saved an estimated $14 billion on gasoline in 2014.
Amazingly, Juacela Nunes survived to tell the tales and even stayed awake as the knife was removed from his skull.
Scientists recently discovered radioactive water off of Canada, but Alaska has not yet detected any radiation from Fukushima.
