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iPhone Killer? Nokia to Introduce Windows Phones Oct. 26

Nokia and Microsoft will unveil their new Windows Phones at the Nokia World Event on Oct. 26. Nokia will be showing off more than one phone.

Biologists Build Components of Future Germ Computers

Scientists have claimed that they can build some of the basic components for digital devices out of bacteria and DNA, suggesting a new generation of biological computing devices.

Miranda Kerr Arrives for Exclusive Showcase of 2011 Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bra (PHOTOS)

Australian supermodel, Miranda Kerr arrived in New York on Wednesday for an exclusive display of the $2.5 million Victoria's Secret Fantasy Bra that she will be wearing for this year's fashion event.

Britney Spears Releases Racy, Controversial 'Criminal' Video

Britney Spears gets steamy with her real-life boyfriend, Jason Trawick, in the new racy and controversial “Criminal” video. In the video, Spears escapes her abusive British boyfriend and runs away with her real-life boyfriend, Jason Trawick. The two become partners in crime, unsurprising given the song's name Criminal.

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Occupy Wall Street seen as 'Global in Nature' and 'Legitimate Threat' [WORLDWIDE PHOTOS]

As Occupy Wall Street has grown to be one-month-old national and international movement, the movement's economic impact has been undeniable - at least in the form of donations.

Occupy Wall Street seen as 'Global in Nature' and 'Legitimate Threat' [WORLDWIDE PHOTOS]

As Occupy Wall Street has grown to be one-month-old national and international movement, the movement's economic impact has been undeniable - at least in the form of donations.

The Dale Farm Eviction: Traveller Community in Flames

In Essex, England, ten years of tension erupted at Dale Farm on Wednesday, as police forcibly entered the Irish Traveller community to evict 400 people from their homes.

Link Between Number of Facebook Friends, Size of Brain Regions: Study

Study finds link between the number of friends a person has on Facebook and the amount of grey matter in certain brain regions.

Emma Watson Gives a Thumb-up to Her New College Girl Avatar [PHOTOS]

British actress Emma Watson, star of the Harry Potter series of films, has a new avatar, a college-going one - dressed in a pair of jeans, boots and an anorak and carrying a college bag, a handful of books and sporting a thumbs-up symbol.

A Spanish flag flutters over the Colon square in central Madrid

Downgrade of Spain Ups Pressure on EU to Act

A double-notch downgrade to Spain's credit ratings has piled more pressure on European leaders to make rapid progress on solving the region's debt crisis or face unbearable borrowing costs.

UK band Stone Roses Reunite 15 Years on for World Tour

Manchester rockers The Stone Roses, who rose to fame in the late 1980s before fading almost as fast less than a decade later, have reunited for a world tour kicking off in their home town next June.

Britney Spears' Raunchy 'Criminal' Video Pulled From YouTube: Why?

The Femme Fatale pop star dropped her latest video Monday night, according to the singer's Twitter account.

Dan Wheldon Crash and Death Leads to IndyCar Changes [VIDEO]

Dan Wheldon, one of IndyCar's most popular drivers, died Sunday, the cause of death being revealed by a coroner Monday as head injuries after a 15-car crash.

Britney Spears 'Criminal' Video is Barely Legal

Britney gets steamy with real-life boyfriend Jason Trawick in the hotly anticipated video

Occupy Wall Street: 10 Things to Know, One Month Later

The Occupy Wall Street movement marked its one-month anniversary Oct. 17 after four weeks of demonstrations that have since spread worldwide.

A Tibetan woman living in Nepal is comforted by a friend as she cries during a hunger strike in Kathmandu

Tibetan Nun Self-Immolates to Protest Chinese Rule

A total of nine Tibetan clergy have now set themselves alight this year – seven in just the last month.

Arsenal Star Vermaelen Signs Long-Term Contract

In a boost for the London club, Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen has extended his contract at the Emirates with a new long-term deal.

Striking Grasberg miners vandalize truck

Freeport McMoRan Mulls Long-Term Shutdown of Indonesian Mine

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold is considering shutting down its strike-hit Grasberg mine as one of several contingency plans if security does not improve, as it struggles with one of the worst labor disruptions in Indonesia's mining industry.

Germany's Finance Minister Schauble attends a news conference at the end of the G20 meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors at the French Finance ministry in Paris

French Credit Review Threatens Euro Zone Rescues

Moody's decision to review France's triple-A credit rating cast new doubt on Tuesday on Europe's hopes of drawing a line under its sovereign debt crisis, five days before a crucial EU summit.

The Alternative Hair Show: Models Presents Nifty, ‘Illusionary,’ Hair Creations [PHOTOS]

The Alternative Hair Show: Models Present Nifty, ‘Illusionary,’ Hair Creations [PHOTOS]

Hairdressers from all over the world showcased their artistry and their interpretation of the evening’s theme “Illusion”, at The Alternative Hair Show, held at The Royal Albert Hall in London, on Oct.17.

100-Year-Old Marathon Runner: Fauja Singh Becomes First Centenarian to Finish a Marathon [VIDEO]

A 100-year-old runner became the first centenarian and, therefore, oldest person to complete a marathon when he finished the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on Sunday. And, ironically, Fauja Singh was the last person to finish the race.

China feels heat of climate change rifts

Climate Change Making Plants and Animals Smaller: Researchers

Climate Change is causing plants and animals to grow smaller, researchers have found.

Lionsgate announces new TV sales vice president

Lawrence Szabo, an 18-year veteran of MGM's Worldwide Television Group, was named Lionsgate's new executive vice president of North America television sales, the studio announced on Monday.

Author Barnes backed for Booker amid literary spat

English author and four-time nominee Julian Barnes, who once dismissed the Man Booker Prize for fiction as posh bingo, is favored to win it on Tuesday with his novel The Sense of an Ending.

Members of the SWAT police force ride motorbikes past a policeman standing guard in Beijing

China watches nervously as Taiwan election nears

China is steeling itself for another presidential election in rambunctiously democratic Taiwan, hoping a victory for the ruling Nationalists enables even better ties but also girding for an opposition win that may inflame tensions.