CULTURE

A coma patient made a strange musical request upon waking up from a five-year, stroke induced coma.

Jamie Foxx, the star of "Django Unchained," will receive the MTV Generation Award for a lifetime of achievement in film.

During the recent hearings on the Chandra Levy case, the defense claimed that new evidence could lead to a new trial for Ingmar Guandique, the man convicted of murdering Levy.

Isabella Dutton, a 57-year-old mother of two from Great Britain, claims she regrets having children, calling them 'the biggest mistake' of her life.

Friday is National Grilled Cheese Day, and what better way to celebrate than with a free sandwich, plus other special deals.

A photo of an Orthodox Jewish man who covered himself in plastic on an airplane has gone viral.

"Live! With Kelly & Michael" star Kelly Ripa admitted to no longer speaking with her decade-long co-host Regis Philbin this week.

Press Secretary Jay Carney had to address Jay-Z's new rap song, "Open Letter," after a journalist quoted the song and asked if the rapper spoke to President Barack Obama about Cuba.

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.

Lotus birth practices include keeping the umbilical cord and placenta on a newborn for days after birth to provide health benefits.

On Easter weekend, a hamster from Painswick, England, showed holiday spirit when she rose from the dead on Good Friday.

Singer and actor Tyrese Gibson is facing backlash after calling overweight people "fat" and "nasty" during a recent interview.

A Texas bill is seeking to make airport pat-down procedures by TSA workers criminal.

Check here for live stream footage of Coachella 2013, including performances by the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Phoenix.

Legacy airlines may need to make radical changes to their networks if they want to remain viable in the coming years.

Need some ideas for your summer vacation? Here are five destinations in the U.S. and five abroad that will be extra hot in 2013.

"Deadliest Catch" star Elliot Neese was missing from the pre-season episode of the Emmy award-winning show.

A rabid beaver bit and killed a man who was trying to take a photograph of the rodent.

Alleged murderer Jodi Arias has been tweeting from jail since February and began promoting her artwork via Twitter Thursday.

Reebok ended its sponsorship of rapper Rick Ross on Thursday after controversy surrounding some of the rapper’s lyrics which appear to condone rape in the song “U.O.E.N.O.”

Former Nickelodeon star Amanda Bynes recently took to Twitter to explain her bizarre appearance.

Work descriptions for Australia's "Best Jobs in the World" include "cuddle koalas," "tour the best restaurants" and "sleep under the stars."

Feminist Gloria Steinem defended pregnant Kim Kardashian against anyone who is fat shaming the starlet.

Fifteen Las Vegas cab drivers were arrested Wednesday during a protest in front of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter and Albrecht Muth both nudged their way into American high society.

A new study by U.K. research group Nesta found interest in hyperlocal news is growing along with the growth of tablets.

The Rock could be done with the WWE after his match with John Cena at WrestleMania 29.

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

Motaba the gorilla photobombed sisters Ella and Bridget O'Brien at the Werribee Open Range Zoo in Melbourne, Australia.