Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries make contract for a safe marriage
Kim Kardashian will sign a prenuptial agreement with his fiancé Kris Humphries and they both think that is “the smart thing to do.”
In Sony's Digital Journey, Hackers Come Along for the Ride
However the latest challenge for the co-chairs of Sony Pictures Entertainment has nothing to do with their traditional expertise in fostering an environment to create the next hit movie, television show or running the global company's traditional distribution networks.
Google Apps to Cease Support for Outdated Browsers Soon
Google, the internet search giant, has decided to stop supporting its online apps in older browsers starting on August 1, 2011.
Two-Thirds Syrian Internet Shut Down by the Government
The Syrian government shut down most of its Internet services on Friday as protests against President Bashir al-Assad increased.
FDA: Blood pressure drug not linked to higher cancer risk
The Food and Drug Administration says there is no relationship between a drug called angiotensis-receptor and risk of getting cancer.
Johnny Bench, Brian Sabean square off: Whose fault is it for Posey collision?
Buster Posey's home plate collision with Scott Cousins has everyone from around baseball talking. The latest include Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench and San Francisco Giants general manager Brian Sabean who had vastly different view of the incident.
Breast Cancer Can Be Prevented by Drug, Study Reveals
Around 1 in 8 women in United States (12 percent) develop aggressive breast cancer over the course of their lifetime. About 40,000 women in the U.S. died in 2010 from breast cancer.
Sarah Palin, the Midnight Ride and Paul Revere in His Own Words
Sarah Palin continued her One Nation bus tour of historical sites on Friday, visiting sites in Boston marking the eve of and early stages of the American Revolution in 1775, including the home of famous intelligence messenger Paul Revere, church-turned-signal house Christ Church, and Bunker Hill, site of an early battle won by the British at the cost of heavy losses.
Google Apps to Stop Supporting Old Browsers in August
Google, the internet search giant, has decided to stop supporting its online apps in older browsers starting on August 1, 2011.
Sony Confirms: Hackers Break Into Sony Pictures
Sony Pictures has confirmed on Friday night that its website has been broken into by the hackers.
Annie Le killer's father states in anguish, We will never understand this tragedy
Friday afternoon, Raymond Clark III was sentenced to 44 years in prison for the murder and sexual assault of Annie Le in September 2009. Ray Clark Jr., the defendant's father, issued a statement prior to the sentence.
Central Park's Beloved Polar Bear Ida dies at age 25, Euthanized because of cancer
Ida, One of two beloved polar bears in Central Park, was euthanized because of cancer on Friday. She was 25.
NJ Morey's Pier reopens a day after 11-year-old girl's fatal fall from Ferris Wheel
Around noon on Friday, 11-year-old Abiah Jones fell from a Ferris wheel, and was pronounced dead 45 minutes later at Cape Regional Medical Center. Just a day after the tragedy, Morey's Mariner's Landing Pier in Wildwood reopened at noon Saturday.
Queens Widow Left $250,000 Fortune to Harold Camping, Family Outraged
Judgment Day May 21, 2011 ads are still seen on New York City subway today, two weeks after the failed prediction of Harold Camping. As much as the notorious legacy of the failed Doomsday prediction lingers in the air, a widow and her investment in the Doomsday preacher's radio station is fueling the anger of her family.
Giant rats attack, eat two babies in South Africa
Giant rats as big as cats have killed and eaten two babies in separate attacks in South Africa's run-down townships on the same day last week, according to Mail Online, a UK based media.
Lab tech sentenced to 44 years for killing Yale doctoral student
Raymond Clark III, a lab technician at the Yale University research building where doctoral student Annie Le was slain in September 2009, was sentenced to 44 years in prison Friday for her murder.
Li Na wins French Open title to make history
World number seven Li Na created history as she became the first Chinese player to win a Grand Slam singles title after winning in straight-sets against holding champion Francesca Schiavone in the final at Roland Garros.
Johnny Bench blames Posey for collision at plate
Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench told the Tulsa World that if Giants catcher Buster Posey had taken a different position instead of blocking home plate, his season-ending injury would have been avoided.
Sony Pictures Confirms 'LulzSec' Hack Attack - STATEMENT (FULL-TEXT)
Sony has confirmed on Friday that its Sony Pictures websites have been compromised and broken into by hackers.
Sony Pictures Admits to Being Hacked by ‘LulzSec’
Sony Pictures has admitted and confirmed on Friday night that its website has been penetrated by the hackers.
Market stalls but no panic signs yet
More bad days may be in store for stocks in coming weeks, but investors aren't pressing the panic button. Not yet.
Sabean's Hypocrisy: In defense of Scott Cousins
Somehow the moral ground shifted dramatically under Scott Cousins' feet after he collided with catcher Buster Posey on a game-winning play. Giants GM Brian Sabean is more than willing to vilify Cousins for wanting to win, and playing to win under the accepted rules of baseball.
Singer Pink Gives Birth to Her First Baby Daughter
Singer Pink, 31, and husband Carey Hart, 35, on Thursday celebrated the birth of their baby named Willow Sage Hart.
Pop star Pink gives birth to baby girl
The 31-year-old singer Pink and her husband Carey Hart have a baby girl. The baby has been named Willow Sage Hart.
Mets' Wright, Ike probably out until July
Neither David Wright nor Ike Davis are healing quickly, which means the New York Mets will need to field replacements for first and third base until July.
Apple iPhone Vs. Android: Phone Radiation Emission Battle [PHOTOS]
With the recent publication by the World Health Organization listing hazardous phones due to radiation level emissions, consumers are now being more careful at selecting smartphones.
Germany has plan for Greece private creditors: report
The German Finance Ministry has come up with a model for a new aid package for Greece that would include the voluntary participation of private creditors, Welt am Sonntag newspaper reported on Saturday.
Radiation emission: Samsung & LG the Best, Motorola the Worst
The Environmental Working Group, a Washington based organization specialized in research in the areas of toxic chemicals and corporate accountability, has done a great service of compiling a list of major carriers’ phones which measure the SAR levels based on phone manufacturers data from December 2010. Notably, a few brand name manufactures stand out on the list.
Apple iOS 5 for iPhone going social: integrates Twitter, possibly Facebook
The Apple iOS 5 version has received much attention as the mobile OS will be introduced by CEO Steve Jobs next week. Talks have been swirling about possible features that may range from enhanced notifications, widgets, integration of iCloud, and the inclusion of social network platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.
CS to pool Lehman products and sell to third parties
Credit Suisse is offering clients that had invested in Lehman Brothers products the opportunity to bundle their capital and sell this to third parties, the bank said on Saturday, confirming a Swiss newspaper report.