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Sherwood Schwartz, the master mind behind wacky television shows “Gilligan’s Island” and “The Brady Bunch” has died on Tuesday in Los Angeles at the age of 94.

A new actor and a new time slot is expected to reinvigorate the series

Jackass co-star, Bam Margera paid tribute to late Ryan Dunn by getting his name inked onto his wrist.

Google+ has become a social networking phenomenon and may very well surpass 10 million users by today's end and 20 million by the weekend, according to Ancestry.com founder Paul Allen's new analysis.

Erica Jong's recent article in the Sunday New York Times raised an important question about sexuality in contemporary society: Is it still there at all?

A New York town clerk has resigned from her post in opposition of the State's legislation of gay marriage.

Days after last Friday's stun gun find at Newark International Airport, two more were found in a man's luggage at JFK.

Ex-President Bill Clinton will not be able to attend the funeral of former First Lady Betty Ford due to mechanical problems encountered by the airplane he was scheduled to take.

Better yet, high-tech firms are adding far more workers than they are letting go.

NYC officials are in talks over new privately funded parking technology to bring the cities' tradition parking meters into the 21st century.

The rhetoric is getting hot and heavy inside the beltway regarding the debt talks. On Tuesday, the Republicans essentially said the Democrats haven't offered a viable debt deal proposal and President Obama said Republican reluctance to compromise could prevent senior citizens from receiving Social Security payments on August 3.

Hispanics form a significant and ever-increasing portion of big league baseball players.

New York City’s Summer Restaurant Week is officially upon us for the next TWO WEEKS, with over 300 restaurants offering prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus at severely discounted rates.

The beleaguered News Corp., burdened by an ever-worsening scandal regarding illegal phone-hacking, may be forced to unload its remaining newspapers in Great Britain, according to Rupert Murdoch’s biographer.

Paul may be having his swan song just as his ideology is catching on

A new strain of the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea was found to be resistant to antibiotics, international researchers say. According to the CDC, more than 700,000 persons in the U.S. get new gonorrheal infections each year and less than half of these infections are reported to CDC.

Tiger Woods was a one-time client of a Canadian physician charged with injecting elite athletes with performance-enhancing drugs. The attorney for a key witness in the case of Dr. Anthony Galea says Woods did not receive performance enhancing drugs from the doctor. But one can't help but wonder.

We have built machines capable of summoning the artificial intelligence needed to defeat a human on 'Jeopardy,' but grocery shopping is still beyond their metallic grasp.

Sister Wives star Kody Brown is going to court to defend the unusual family arrangement that catapulted him and his wives -- all four of them -- to television fame.

The heat wave and debilitating drought affecting more than a dozen states has people asking a common question in this season of extreme weather: why? The answer is likely a weather phenomenon called La Niña.

Divers searching for victims in a sunken tourist boat in Russia’s Volga River have found approximately 40 children, the highest death toll for children in Russia since a 2004 terrorist attack.