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Dick Clark died today of a heart attack at 82 years old, and it was fitting that the man dubbed The World's Oldest Teenager found his first wife during his teenage years. But it was 20 years later until Clark found lasting love with wife No. 3, Kari Clark.

The Obama administration's Supreme Court attorney asked the justices to review the Federal Communications Commission's $550,000 fine against CBS for airing the infamous Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction during the 2004 Super Bowl.

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While chances of a third round of U.S. money-printing quantitative easing measures, or QE3, have dimmed, the World Gold Council, or WGC, remains positive on the yellow metal's outlook due to its international appeal and value in hedging against inflation and deflation.

She reportedly was disgusted when an agent brought down the price to $30 from $800.

Sprint, America’s third-largest mobile carrier, just revealed some of its first 4G LTE networks, which extend to areas such as Tennessee, Illinois and New York. The mobile service carrier’s efforts to build a robust 4G network could be in anticipation of Apple’s next-generation smartphone, the iPhone 5.

Demi Moore stepped out officially last night on the red carpet to support her close friend, British TV host Amanda De Cadenet and the launching of her Lifetime interview show, The Conversation. Moore is an executive producer for the show.

Researchers developed a blood test that may make screening for depression as easy as testing for diabetes.

Election 2012? Democrats are already cheering for Hillary Clinton in 2016.

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Dallas is looking on the defensive side of the ball in the first round of the 2012 NFL draft.

A CBS/New York Times poll said U.S. President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney are tied with 46 percent of likely voters each.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott announced the city's plan to open 54 new schools this fall, including a high school academy for software engineering. Come September, the Bloomberg administration will have closed 140 schools and opened 589 new ones since 2002, through a longstanding policy that has set out to replace poorly performing schools. The new schools will eventually serve more than 21,000 students.

48 years after the debut of the original Mustang, the Ford Motor Company has decided to give the Pony Car a complete makeover for. The new model is said to be gearing up for a 2015 release.

The conservative American Legislative Exchange Council disbanded a task force that had advocated for “Stand Your Ground” laws in states as well as voter identification laws.

A group of self-proclaimed anarchists clashed with police outside the Astor Place Starbucks in the East Village over the weekend, leading to the arrest of three people. The anarchists gathered outside the Starbucks on Saturday night and began to smash in the windows using metal pipes. Frightened customers dodged the shattered glass by ducking under tables, and luckily none were hurt.

Jason Segel is one of the most lovable men on the planet. Yet many fans were saddened when news broke that the How I Met Your Mother star was dating Michelle Williams.

Swiss drugmaker Roche Holding AG (ROG.VX) said Wednesday that it decided not to extend beyond Friday a $6.8 billion hostile offer for gene sequencing specialist Illumina Inc. (Nasdaq: ILMN) after forecasting that the incumbents directors of Illumina will be re-elected.

Officials in Colombia are launching their own investigation into the scandal surrounding the U.S Secret Service, to determine whether any of the Pley Club prostitutes were minors.

Stocks were lower on Wednesday after uninspiring earnings from IBM and Intel, while Chesapeake Energy slumped after a Reuters report highlighted large and unusual personal loans taken by its chief executive.

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