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Joe Paterno's widow, Sue, is set to appear on "Katie" next week.

Struggling social game developer Zynga is expected to report continued heavy losses in its fourth quarter.

Facebook has changed how we use the Internet but its extensive usage has led to many interesting questions about privacy and security. Perhaps the most interesting could be what happens to your Facebook after death? Turns out several senators are examining that very question.

Paul Nassif is allegedly suing his former chef for extortion and blackmail.

The U.S. housing market remains a challenging one, but there are several tactics sellers can deploy that should help sell their home quicker.

The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal said this week that their computer systems have been infiltrated by Chinese hackers. While these types of unwanted intrusions can happen to anyone, there are measures you can take to protect your digital identity.

Online Resources Corporation, JDS Uniphase Corp, Ericsson, and Nokia Corporation are among Thursday's pre-market movers.

The top after-market NASDAQ gainers Wednesday were Fortinet Inc, JDS Uniphase Corp, Skyworks Solutions, Citrix Systems and Align Technology. The top after-market NASDAQ losers were Concur Technologies, Facebook, Silicon Laboratories, Aviat Networks and Anacor Pharmaceuticals.

Baltimore Ravens cheerleader Courtney Lenz was barred from attending the Super Bowl despite five years on the squad, spurring an online campaign to get the veteran pom-pom shaker to New Orleans.

Twitter updated its web interface Wednesday to allow for large image viewing and support for video content.

Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) reported fourth-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations as revenue jumped 40 percent.

Zynga has lost its chief game designer, Brian Reynolds, the latest in a long line of executive departures.

Karen "Gary" Kazaryan, 27, faces up to 105 years in federal prison after hacking into accounts and blackmailing hundreds of women to pose nude for him.

“Superman Lives” is one of the most famous “what if” stories of Hollywood.” Everything was set for the movie, Tim Burton was going to direct and Nicolas Cage was going to star as the Man of Steel. The project was cancelled before filming but was far enough in development to produce plenty of interesting images, including Cage as Superman.

Shannon Watts founded One Million Moms for Gun Control after the Sandy Hook massacre. She's not going to relent, and here she explains why.

A year ago this week, Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) filed its IPO. Now, for the first time, the company will report fourth-quarter results.

Social game developer Kabam posted more than $180 million in gross revenue in 2012, a 70 percent increase from the previous year, the company announced Monday.

Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner, leader of the 1970s funk band The Ohio Players, has died.

Michele Cardoso posted "Help" on Facebook before dying in the Brazil nightclub fire at Kiss.

Less than a year and a half old, Google+ has flourished to become the world's No. 2 social network.

Lisa D'Amato allegedly broke her nose in a "freak accident," but could booze be the reason for the recovering alcoholic's injury?

RCA Records released "One Way Trigger," a new song by New York City rock band the Strokes, Thursday evening via the band's SoundCloud page.

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), the No. 1 social networking website, plans to host Gov. Chris Christie at a fundraiser.

Buffalo teenager Giovanna Plowman seems like she is doing anything to get famous after posting a grotesque video on Facebook.

Coffee shops have been a mainstay in Tehran for almost a century.

Woodward, Aixtron SE, Google, Alcatel Lucent, International Business Machines Corp, Facebook, KB Home and Ford Motor Co. are among the companies whose shares are moving in the pre-market trading Wednesday.

Teacher Melissa Cairns could be fired from her job after she allegedly posted a photo of her students' mouths duct-taped shut.

A Samsung official has reportedly confirmed that an 8-inch Galaxy Note tablet will debut at Barcelona's Mobile World Congress.

After New England's 28-13 loss to Baltimore in Sunday night's AFC title game, the wife of Patriots receiver Wes Welker went on the offensive against the Ravens' Ray Lewis on Facebook.