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A Denver Broncos football fan died just before his favorite team signed his least favorite player, Peyton Manning, as noted in his obituary. In honor of James Driver, here are some of the best Peyton Manning digs from like-minded commentators.

Saudi Arabia's Saudi Aramco has chartered 11 oil tankers, doubling its fleet, to better control the price of oil. The tankers are en route to the U.S. in a bid to lower oil and gas prices.

Check out Cate Blanchett's best red carpet looks!

Mercedes-Benz will debut its thoroughly refreshed and restyled 2013 GLK SUV at the New York International Auto Show 2012 on April 4th, the company announced Thursday.

On Thursday morning, Rev. Al Sharpton's 87-year-old mother Ada Sharpton passed away following a prolonged battle with dementia and Alzheimer's. Sharpton still plans to headline a rally in Florida.

Marine Corps sergeant Gary Stein faces a possible discharge after starting a Facebook page openly condemning President Obama and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.

Forecasts show that heavy snowfall is headed for New York City, Boston and the rest of the Mid-Atlantic region in the first week of April.

Gwyneth Paltrow caught up with Rachel Ray on the Rachel Ray Show yesterday after putting her kids to bed and pouring herself a glass of wine. The iconic actress phoned in from London for the show to talk about a New York Times article I Was a Cookbook Ghostwriter, which claimed that several celebrities had not actually written cookbooks under their names.

Where to watch a live stream online of USA Vs. Cuba in the Concacaf Men's Olympic Qualifying competition.

Quarterback Tim Tebow was officially traded by the Denver Broncos to the New York Jets on Wednesday night, sending Tebowmania to the Big Apple and of course, all over Twitter.

The Ohio rockers admit, there's much worse bands than Nickelback . . . maybe.

A coup d'etat currently underway in Mali is not affecting gold production there, miners in the country are saying, as events related to the military uprising seem confined to the country's capital, hundreds of miles away from where gold deposits are located.

New York's most recent sports phenom welcomes another.

On Thursday, John Edwards denied claims that he had hired hookers from the so-called Soccer Mom Madam, Anna Gristina, during visits to New York.

Tim Tebow wanted to play for the Jets over the Jaguars

A Zimbabwe court judge announced that six activists who had been arrested for watching videos of the Arab Spring would not be sent to jail. Autocratic politicians there may be learning a lesson from uprisings abroad: the importance of restraint.

The upcoming baseball season will be the last for Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones after the club announced his retirement at the end of the 2012 season.

You can already buy a a Tim Tebow Jets jersey.

An alleged call girl and prostitute who worked for the madam of the alleged Millionaire Madam or Soccer Mom Madam Anna Gristina, informed New York City authorities that she was paid to have sex with 58-year-old former U.S. Sen. John Edwards while he was in New York raising money for a 2008 presidential nomination.

While it looks flashy and impressive, the a move to bring in Tim Tebow is a huge mistake for the Jets from a chemistry and football perspective.

Michael Bloomberg's charitable foundation will commit $220 million over the next four years to fight tobacco use globally, including for the funding of legal challenges against the industry.