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Read the full text transcript of President Barack Obama's 2013 State of the Union address here.

Follow our live blog coverage of President Barack Obama's fifth State of the Union address, beginning at 9 p.m. EST.

The 2013 State of the Union is this evening, and it will be one of the biggest speeches of President Barack Obama's presidency. This article will tell you all you need to know about where and when to watch live on TV and online as he delivers the remarks.

North Korea said Tuesday it has tested a "miniaturized" nuclear device in defiance of U.N. orders to stop building atomic weapons.

Rumors are running wild that Beyonce, Jay-Z and Rihanna were repping the Illuminati at the 2013 Grammy Awards via subtle symbols and gestures. Is it true?

Li Bingbing (Chinese name 李冰冰) shot to fame in America on Monday when a 2012 photo emerged of her wearing the same sea foam green Gucci dress that Katy Perry wore to the 2013 Grammy Awards. Here's a primer on the trendsetting Chinese actress.

Two suspects have reportedly been charged with the shooting murder of 15-year-old Chicago high school student Hadiya Pendleton. The news of the charges came Monday, the same day news broke that Pendleton's parents, Cleopatra Powley-Pendleton and Nathaniel Pendleton, will be attending the 2013 State of the Union address.

Watch the official enhanced live stream of the 2013 State of the Union Address Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST, when President Barack Obama will speak to the American public about his plans for the coming year, the challenges that face the country, and more.

The Grammy Awards are billed as the biggest night in music, but for years it's been seen as one of the most commercial and uninspired of awards shows, with missteps, overlooked artists and incomprehensible choices dominating many of the Grammy shows over the years. Here's our list of the top eight flubs in Grammy history (very difficult list to make considering the dozens of choices), compiled in no particular order.

Mumford & Sons won for Album of the Year, Gotye and Kimbra won for Record of the Year, and Fun won for Song of the Year.

The first major flubs at the Grammy Awards show came on the red carpet as the performers arrived in their finest clothing for the biggest night in music.

The Grammy Awards presentation in Los Angeles Sunday lived up to its billing as one of the most exciting Grammy shows in years.

The Snowpocalypse is coming to New York City! Stock up on duct tape, ramen, freshwater and ammo to be prepared for "Blizzard Nemo!" Or maybe we'll only get a dusting, or even just a light rain. Who knows anymore? Ever since Hurricane was Irene downgraded to a light drizzle as it approached Manhattan in 2011, it's been difficult to trust weather forecasters, and what's being described in some reports as a catastrophic winter weather event could easily shape up to be little more than a slight inconvenience for those hoping to go out this weekend.

Listen here to online police scanner live streams from Big Bear, Calif., and Los Angeles, where a massive manhunt is under way for Christopher Dorner, a former member of both the LAPD and U.S. Navy who is reportedly on the run in Southern California, where he has allegedly shot a number of victims, including a police officer and two civilians who died Thursday.

A conspiracy theorist has released a video alleging that the manhunt for LAPD officer Christopher Dorner is a hoax, even while local authorities continue to search for the man suspected of carrying out a shooting a number of victims on Thursday, three of which -- a cop and two civilians -- were killed in his alleged quest to kill law enforcement officers throughout Southern California.

A Tennessee maintenance worker reportedly quit his job after he received a W-2 tax form stamped with the number 666, aka the "number of the beast," saying that he had to make the move in order to avoid eternal damnation.

The National Defense Authorization Act and Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act are back, which may surprise those fighting for citizens' rights.

Boston Celtics star Kevin Garnett has made it clear that he is not interested in being traded to the Denver Nuggets, despite persistent rumors that the team is interested in signing the veteran power forward.

Donald Glover seems to be the overwhelming favorite to play Han Solo among "Star Wars" fans reacting to a new report that future spin-off films could include ones about the early lives of the iconic hero and the evil bounty hunter Boba Fett.

The warning going around that "Facebook will be closed for maintenance from February 29th to 31st" is nothing to worry about, because, if you check your calendar, none of the dates in that range will be taking place this year.

When Beyoncé surprised America by performing with former Destiny's Child members Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, the hype hit a fever pitch, as CBS Sports reported that Twitter was experiencing about 270,000 related tweets per minute.

The Papa John's Super Bowl Coin Toss contest was a rare chance to get free pizza from the popular pizzeria.

Here's a primer on the Twitter hashtags, handles and accounts you should follow in order to make sure you see all the best commentary and opinions as the big game unfolds this Sunday.

A Super Bowl 2013 Coca-Cola commercial was described as racist by Arab-American groups. But is the new Coke ad racist or just plain dumb?

The New York Times published an online article Wednesday evening alleging that "Chinese hackers have persistently attacked The New York Times" over the past four months.

The DMAA-containing performance-enhancing supplement Jack3d has come under the microscope after it was revealed Wednesday that marathoner Claire Squires died last year after using it.

Disgraced former U.S. Congressman Anthony Weiner, a New York Democrat, may be thinking of campaigning for mayor of the Big Apple, as an anonymous pollster has reportedly been dropping his tainted name during phone calls aimed at judging NYC voters' opinions about Weiner, and the possibility of such a run.

SWATS (Sports With Alternatives To Steroids) is the company that manufactures the deer antler velvet spray and pills, holographic stickers and other products that Baltimore Ravens star Ray Lewis allegedly used during his recovery from a triceps injury last year, according to a Sports Illustrated report. Popularly written as S.W.A.T.S., the two-man company is at the forefront of a burgeoning performance-enhancing side industry that has ties to some of the biggest names in sports.

A Nevada nuclear scare ended without incident Tuesday afternoon after federal and local authorities determined that a suspicious item found at a nuclear site in the Silver State was "non-threatening."