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Twitter Still Buzzing Over Glen Rice's Fling with Sarah Palin

Reports that former Alaskan governor Sarah Palin and former NBA basketball star Glen Rice had a one-time fling continued to dominate the headlines and social media Web sites on Friday.

Paul McCartney Posts Wedding Banns in London

Paul McCartney performs during a concert at Yankee Stadium in New York

Former Beatle Paul McCartney posted wedding banns this week at Westminster Register Office in Marylebone, central London.

Palestine U.N. Statehood Vote to Go Forward Despite U.S. Opposition: Abbas

Palestinian leaders vowed to seek United Nations recognition for a state of their own, rebuffing entreaties from American diplomats who are scrambling to avert a potentially explosive situation.

Dakota Meyer Medal of Honor: U.S. Marine Who Saved 36 Lives Says He’s Not a Hero

Amid a time of seemingly endless partisan bickering between Democrats and Republicans in Washington, United States Marine Corps Sgt. Dakota Meyer has shown everyone inside the beltway the bipartisan way: Meyer has been awarded the Medal of Honor for risking his life in Afghanistan numerous times to save 36 comrades.

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Eagles' Vick Set for High-Stakes Return to Atlanta

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick is not counting on much love from the crowd when he visits his former Atlanta Falcons team for the first time as a starter in a matchup of two clubs with Super Bowl hopes.

Matthew Taylor, 43, of Vero Beach, Florida is shown in this mug shot released by the United States Attorneys office to Reuters

FBI arrests Florida man over L.A. art scam

A former art dealer was arrested in Florida on Thursday on accusations he sold a Los Angeles collector forged paintings he claimed were by Claude Monet, Mark Rothko and others, federal prosecutors said.

The Late Cretaceous Period had Colorful Feathers

Colorful Dinosaur Feathers Discovered in Canada

A Canadian researcher, Ryan McKellar, discovered samples of colorful feathers that possibly belonged to an unknown dinosaur species of the late Cretaceous period. The journal Science described the discovery as the richest amber feather find from the late Cretaceous period, which was about 80 million years ago.

Rockstar’s $105 Million ‘Max Payne 3’ Debut Trailer Not Necessarily Thrilling [VIDEO]

Rockstar Games’ “Max Payne 3” which is scheduled for a March 25, 2012 release has just revealed its first trailer.

Wal-Mart Initiates Multi-Billion Dollar Program to Help Women Only Months After Winning Sex Discrimination Lawsuit

Wal-Mart announced it plans on sourcing $20 billion in products from female-owned businesses in the U.S. over the next five years, while also enacting a number of programs aimed at helping women across the globe.

From Size 14 to Size 4, Kirstie Alley Debuts at New York Fashion Week Catwalk (PHOTOS)

With a slimmed-down figure Kirstie Alley made her runway debut at the Zang Toi Spring/Summer 2012 show during the 2011 New York Fashion Week.

Lindsay Lohan Throws Drink at Photographer during Fashion Week [PHOTOS]

An enraged Lindsay Lohan reportedly threw a drink at a photographer during a New York Fashion Week party Wednesday night, which, according to reports, missed and unintentionally injured a guest.

Dinosaur Feathers Found in Amber Help Unveil Early Bird Image

A small collection of amber trapped feathers thought to have belonged to dinosaurs have been discovered in a Canadian Museum, a study has revealed.

Book on Sarah Palin Full of Disgusting Lies, Todd Says

Sarah Palin's husband, Todd Palin, told reporters Thursday that Joe McGinniss's book, The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin, is full of disgusting lies, innuendos and smears.

Mass Firing on 'Real Housewives of New York': Conflicting Reports

Ramona Singer may be the only surviving original member

Brighton School Among 19 Named National Blue Ribbon Schools in New York

The National Blue Ribbon School award honors public and private elementary, middle and high schools based on students' academic excellence or for the schools' progress in closing achievement gaps, especially among disadvantaged and minority students

Derek Fisher's Letter to NBA Players Urges Solidarity

Prior to a 70-person NBA players meeting in Las Vegas, Nev., NBPA president Derek Fisher sent out an extremely honest and heartfelt note to NBA players, assuring them that he is working tirelessly to end the lockout and bring back basketball.

80 Million Year Old Feathers Trapped in Amber Reveal Colorful Dinosaurs

Researchers from the University of Alberta have uncovered 80 million-year-old fossilized feathers that may indicate the pigment of some dinosaurs from the late Cretaceous period.

Eagles' Vick set for high-stakes return to Atlanta

Glen Rice Calls Sarah Palin a 'Sweetheart' After Alleged Tryst

Glen Rice thought Sarah Palin was a sweetheart and respectful, according to a new book that alleges the former basketball player and the former Alaskan governor had a one-time fling.

Cristiano Ronaldo: ‘I am Rich, Handsome and a Great Player’ [PHOTOS]

Cristiano Ronaldo is rich, handsome and a great player, and he wants you to know it.

Dragon dancers perform during the annual Lunar New Year parade in New York's Chinatown

Asian-American Poverty Rates Edging Down

Between 2009 and 2010, the percentage of Asian-Americans living in poverty actually edged down to 12.1 percent from 12.5 percent.

Actress Emily Blunt arrives for the premiere of the film ''Your Sister's Sister'' at the 36th Toronto International Film Festival

IFC picks up three films at Toronto film festival

At the Toronto International Film Festival Wednesday, IFC Films acquired North American and Latin American rights to Lynn Shelton's Your Sister's Sister.

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin wears a New Hampshire sweatshirt during a stop at a clam bake at a private residence in Seabrook

Todd Palin Says Book About Sarah Palin, Glen Rice 'Full of Disgusting Lies'

His book is full of disgusting lies, innuendo, and smears, Todd Palin said

National Pride Provides Fuel for Djokovic and Nadal

With precious little time to rest after their brutal U.S. Open final, world number one Novak Djokovic and Rafa Nadal will be energized by national pride this weekend as they lead their countries into battle in the Davis Cup semi-finals.

Irene Cost Verizon $250 Million, Part of $2.8 Billion Tab

Hurricane Irene may not have been as damaging as first feared, with a total tab that could reach $2.8 billion, catastrophe analysis firm Eqecat reported.