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For the second time this year, a professional sports league labor stalemate has led to a work stoppage. Read More
China Opens World's Longest Sea Bridge — and Three Other Record-Breakers
Four of the world's six longest bridges opened to the public in China today. Read More
Did NBC's 'Predator' Catcher Chris Hansen Get Caught In His Own Scandal?
In this world of viral news and hidden cameras, irony can sting even the most seemingly virtuous among us. And apparently so can the National Enquirer. Read More
Defining John Lennon: Was the Music Legend a Closet Conservative?
One of the personal assistants to John Lennon, the deceased Beatle, says that there may have been more to the peace advocate and rock star than meets the eye. Read More
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Good Night, Glenn Beck: Watch the Fox Host's Most Outrageous Clips
Glenn Beck's last show airs tonight on Fox News. A new mashup reminds us why this is a sad, sad moment for comedy. Read More
If It Ain't Broke: Disney To Make Another Movie Inspired By Theme Park Ride
A movie with a working title of The Hill is based on the popular Matterhorn ride. At this rate, we'll be out of original ideas before the year's out. Read More
'We Put Liberty on Layaway': Stephen Colbert Addresses Crowds After FEC Approves Super-PAC
Stephen Colbert appeared at the Federal Election Commission in Washington, D.C., this morning to find out if his "super PAC" had been approved. It was. And so today is the first day Colbert can start living out his committee slogan: "Making a better tomorrow, tomorrow." Read More
Canada Day Tour: William and Kate Begin North American Adventure
Remember Canada? That place in the South Park song? Well Prince William and Kate are heading there now, eh? Read More
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Watch: Javier Colon Wins NBC's 'The Voice'
Hit it! Javier Colon sang his way to become the first-ever winner of NBC's singing competition The Voice last night, landing a recording contract with Universal Republic and $100,000. Read More
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