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2011 James Beard Foundation Restaurant and Chef Awards Announced; Farm-to-Table Fine Dining Gets a Nod

ABC Kitchen one of four top honors based in NYC; D.C.'s Jose Andres takes top chef award

Rise and rise of gold: Will prices hit $2,500 on 'insatiable' Chinese demand?

Investors around the world, more so the Chinese, are buying up gold assets to cover against rising inflation risk, macroeconomic uncertainties, a possible currency doom and the ever worsening U.S. debt scenario. The gargantuan demand from China can cause the yellow metal's prices to skyrocket, analysts feel. If the Chinese buying trend is ably supplemented with a fall in the value of dollar, this could result in a skyrocketing of prices.

Were four serial killers on prowl on Long Island beach?

The Long Island beach from where the remains of ten murder victims have been discovered so far could have been used by as many as four serial killers, it has emerged.

Manhattan Theater Club announce three premieres for its new season

Manhattan Theatre Club announced the three sets of plays for its 2011-2012 new season, with David Hyde Pierce, Zoe Kazan, and David Auburn.

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Book Review: Home Seller's Guide to Tax Savings

Almost five years ago, in A New Book on Taxation of Residence Sales: Don't Leave Home Without It, I reviewed Julian Block’s HOME SELLER’S GUIDE TO TAX SAVINGS.”

Week Ahead in Life Sciences

Wedbush Securities said that among the companies it covered in Life Sciences this week Chelsea Therapeutics International Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHTP) and Pacira Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: PCRX) are reporting earnings.

Violent clash over Apple iPad 2 in China reveals growing threat of scalpers

The Apple iPad 2 frenzy in China took a violent turn when a scuffle broke out between a customer and an Apple Store employee, leaving four people injured.

Lakers: Chris Paul Trade for Pau Gasol Far Fetched?

Paul is expected to leave New Orleans, and Gasol might be the best offer the Hornets get.

Citi Field to host Soccer Match of Ecuador and Greece

Just for one special night, Citi Field in Qeens, New York, which is the home of New York Mets, will be hosting a friendly match of Equador and Greece on June 7.

PATH train crashes in Hoboken

On Sunday morning, a PATH train crashed at the station in Hoboken, NJ, injuring 34 passengers.

Breaking Osama death and Twitter: A visualization

A full hour before the formal announcement of Bin-Laden's death, Keith Urbahn posted his speculation on the emergency presidential address.

Where Is Taliban leader Mullah Omar?

The successful commando raid that led to the death of former al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden has raised speculation that the head of the Taliban, Mullah Mohammad Omar, may be the next target.

Discover art, share, and purchase with ArtFinder

New startup company ArtFinder allows viewers to discover inspiring art, and share the art they love.

The iPad 2 with a Smart Cover is shown in use in the demonstration area after the iPad 2 launch during an Apple event in San Francisco

Apple iPad 2 winds its way back to China amid frenzied reception from customers and scalpers

Apple iPad 2 mania gripped China as customers and scalpers formed serpentine queues outside at Apple's four stores in Beijing and Shanghai.

Knicks: Isiah Thomas Believes He Can Lure Chris Paul?

Sources say Thomas is in owner James Dolan's ear.

Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell engaged

Pop music legend Paul McCartney has officially become engaged to girlfriend Nancy Shevell, according to a report from CNN.

Commodities Panic Subsides, Indians Rush to Buy Gold, Chinese Buy Silver on 31% Dip

Silver Bullion rallied from a drop below $34 per ounce, the fifth daily plunge running and some 31% below last Thursday's new three-decade high. Dollar prices to Buy Gold whipped in a $10 range Friday morning in London, trading up to $1488 per ounce - some 5.5% below Monday's record-high spike- as European equities and global commodities stemmed their losses.

Police officers observe the scene inside the main terminal of Frankfurt`s airport

Scenes from the Something Borrowed premiere [PHOTOS]

Something Borrowed comes out this weekend. Starring Ginnifer Goodwin, Kate Hudson, Colin Egglesfield and John Krasinski this film tests various friendships when secrets surface about their relationships.

Gap chief designer gets the boot

Gap sacks its chief designer after first quarter figures revealed declining sales.

New York Attorney General Subpoenas Sony

Sony has been subpoenaed by the New York State Attorney General in the wake of a hacking attack exposing the account records of 100 million customers.

H&M launches public T-shirt design contest

H&M launches Your Art Here, an online visual arts competition open to the public.

Top After-Market NYSE Gainers (DMD, AHS, HTH, GDOT, VOC, CF, FLR, UXG, TC, UFS)

The top after-market NYSE gainers on Thursday are: Demand Media, AMN Healthcare Services, Hilltop Holdings, Green Dot, VOC Energy Trust, CF Industries Holdings, Fluor Corp, U.S. Gold, Thompson Creek Metals and Domtar Corp.

Glimpses of Al-Qaeda attacks across the world (PHOTOS)

Islamist militant group Al-Qaeda, founded by Osama Bin Laden, operates as a network of multi-national stateless armies and is responsible for instigating violence among fanatical Muslims.

Bin Laden plotted to attack American mass transit systems on 9/11 anniversary

Slain terror mastermind Osama Bin Laden was plotting massive attacks on America when he was killed in his hideout in Pakistan, it has emerged. Sensitive information seized from Laden's residence by the US. Nay SEALs show that he had made elaborate plans for attacking U.S. cities like New York, Washington, Chicago and Los Angeles on important days like July 4 and Christmas.