CULTURE

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have responded to Taylor Swift's "women in hell" comment regarding their Golden Globes joke about the Grammy winner staying away from Michael J. Fox's son Sam.

Lionsgate has released four 'Hunger Games: Catching Fire' character posters.

Actor-activist Sean Penn released a statement Tuesday evening expressing grief over the death of his friend Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who passed away after a long battle with cancer.

Bret Michaels reportedly had a "meltdown" after he was kicked off of "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice."

Lawyers for Officer Gilberto Valle, dubbed "the cannibal cop" by local media, argued that the plots were pure fantasy and that he was a member of a fantasy role-playing website where people pretend to act out violent sexual fantasies.

Jon Stewart has announced a 12-week hiatus from hosting Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” to direct a feature-length film this summer.

A new study by the Pew Research Center found that public opinion on Twitter is often significantly out of step with public opinion among the general population.

More than 1,000 flights have already been canceled due to the heavy snow Saturn is dropping on much of the U.S.

New research conducted at the University of Manitoba and the University of Michigan found that that blatantly sexual advertising elicited negative brand associations from female consumers.

Terrence Howard has love scenes with Oprah Winfrey in "The Butler" and said it was wonderful because of her "tig ol' bitties" and "voluptuous figure."

The Sistine Chapel was closed in preparation of the conclave to elect the next Pope.

Kim Kardashian, who is expected to give birth in July, has a new mommy blog and admits that, though she is trying to maintain her workout regime during her pregnancy, it is not easy.

Matches for WWE’s WrestleMania 29 in 2013 will include Undertaker vs. CM Punk.

Russell Crowe dispels rumors he's dating his younger 'Les Miserables' co-star Samantha Barks.

Beyoncé is bleach blonde in her latest ad campaign with Pepsi.

Justin Bieber apologizes to fans, and their parents, in London who were devastated when the singer arrived nearly two hours late for the first stop of his tour.

Stan Worby has been identified as the British man who dressed as Batman and turned a suspect into police in Bradford, England.

Monster Beverage has responded to a lawsuit that claims a 14-year-old girl died from ingesting two energy drinks within a 24-hour period.

After arriving nearly two hours late to his London concert, Justin Bieber was booed by his fans.

Marriott unveiled its designs for Moxy, a European budget hotel brand it is developing with a subsidiary of Inter IKEA Group, on Tuesday.

Upset fans watched Leah Messer break-up with Jeremy Calvert on "Teen Mom 2" Monday night.

Casey Anthony claimed during her bankruptcy court hearing that she was "living off the kindness of others" in order to survive.

Snowstorm Saturn is expected to drop nearly 10 inches of snowfall on the Chicago area Tuesday.

Brody Jenner has joined the cast of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" for its eighth season that is set to air in June.

A 2-month old child died after contracting a cold sore virus from his father's kiss at 2-weeks old.

Hot on the heels of his return to the Han Solo role that made him famous, Harrison Ford has officially announced that he will be appearing in “Anchorman 2,” the widely hyped sequel to the 2004 Will Ferrell comedy.

An outrageous story about a nurse refusing to give a dying woman CPR after calling 911 in California has captivated the nation.

A new sinkhole has opened up behind a house in Seffner, Fla., the same town where a man was swallowed by a sinkhole last week.

Fox News published a story about the sequester containing a paragraph nearly identical to an earlier Politico story on the same topic. Is it plagiarism?