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Kris Humphries and Rajon Rondo were kicked out of Wednesday night's game between their Brooklyn Nets and Boston Celtics, respectively, but the fighting didn't stay on the court. Instead it continued that night with a taunting tweet by Humphries, and on Thursday with divisive comments from Celtics players Gerald Wallace -- who was also booted from the game -- and veteran Kevin Garnett.

Dolly Parton was a hoot on Wednesday’s “LIVE with Kelly and Michael,” but the country singer shot down a nickname suggested by co-host Michael Strahan that played on her recent honorary doctorate degree and well-endowed chest.

The "Scary Ghost Elevator Prank" has gone viral on YouTube.

Rainn Wilson of 'The Office' spoofs Angus T. Jones in a new video.

Downtown Las Vegas hasn’t been a lure for tourists in recent years, but that may all change with the addition of SlotZila -- an 80-foot zip line that shoots over Fremont St. at 35 miles an hour.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer sat down in a video interview for the first time since she began to lead the company in July.

Remember "planking," "owling" and those other short lived Internet fads? Well there's a new craze in town but this one's a little more messy. It's called "milking."

A sex tape of Lei Zhengfu has stirred controversy in China after a journalist leaked it and claims he has more of other Chinese officials.

Fox News abruptly ended an interview with Tom Ricks after the veteran reporter slammed the network for its coverage of the Benghazi terror attacks. Ricks said Fox was “operating as a wing of the Republican Party.”

"Teen Mom" Farrah Abraham fired back at Jenelle Evans after hearing she criticized her.

"Liz & Dick" was supposed to be Lindsay Lohan's comeback role, but many found it laughable.

"The Curious Case of the Clark Brothers," the story of Michael and Matthew Clark, aired at 9 p.m. local time on London's Channel 4 Monday.

The music video for the Britney Spears and Will.i.am collaboration, "Scream & Shout," will premiere during the Wednesday episode of "The X Factor."

Microsoft has not specified a release date for its Windows Phone 7.8 update, but mounting evidence about its features has allegedly surfaced on the Internet.

Violence on Black Friday 2012 was as widespread as ever, with videos of frenzied shoppers erupting into fights all over the Internet.

LG's Nexus 4 appears to have LTE after all. New videos show how to activate the "hidden" LTE chip in the Nexus 4's body.

Colts cheerleaders Megan M. and Crystal Ann took up Blue’s offer to shave their heads if he could raise $10,000 for cancer research.

Justin Bieber's "Baby" was no match for Psy's video "Gangnam Style," which has become the most watched video in YouTube history.

Jack Taylor, a Division III guard for Grinnell College, shattered the NCAA scoring record with 138 points, hoisting a mind-boggling 108 attempts - or one shot every 20 seconds - in eclipsing the previous record by 25 points.

Valeria Lukyanova, aka "Human Barbie" or "Living Doll," was called a fraud by TheDirty.com, which shows a video to prove her photos are fake.

The new Syrian opposition coalition secured formal British recognition this week, but was rejected by a group of Syrian rebel militias on the ground in Aleppo.