After Banning Prime-Time Ads, Sarkozy Accused of TV Power Grab

Disturbed by both content and tone, parents of young children are increasingly turning to contemporary stories in place of traditional fairy tales.

The eccentric Icelandic singer and actress Björk is turning to finance in a bid to rescue her homeland’s tattered economy and preserve its environment.

John Travolta’s son Jett passed away in the Bahamas today following a seizure. He allegedly had a history of medical problems.

A recent series of earthquakes in Yellowstone National Park has renewed concerns about what a giant volcano under the park has in store.

Berkley Books has canceled publication of a Holocaust memoir after the author revealed it was a fabrication; why didn’t they realize sooner?

The government is running out of money to subsidize the digital televisions conversion, and one representative wants Congress to appropriate more money.

Clothing labels associated with classic styles have been grabbing market share as thrifty consumers focus on timeless pieces with longevity.

Though mainstream American movies and television shows continue to entertain audiences overseas, State Department media initiatives have failed to connect.

Heeding the protests of an ever-growing member opposition, SAG has decided to delay a vote to authorize an actors strike.

After unprecedented and hugely successful public showings of a feature movie last week, a prominent Saudi cleric says some movies may be “acceptable.”

On Dec. 19, 1918, Robert Ripley’s cartoon panel of odd sports accomplishments was published in the New York Globe, the first of his famous “Ripley's Believe It or Not!” series.

Many consider Newbery Medal-winning books to be a “gold standard” for quality children’s literature, but critics are debating the value of the award.

George Clooney and Tom Hanks are among the A-list celebrities who have signed a petition urging SAG to not hold a vote authorizing a strike.

Models who pose nude for Paris art schools faced cold temperatures as they appeared outside unclothed to strike for better wages, benefits and respect.

Hasbro is dropping its lawsuit against the creators of the Scrabble copycat Scrabulous, which was especially popular on Facebook. So what’s next for the game and its fans?

Rob Spence’s endeavor to record his life by inserting a video camera into his prosthetic eye highlights the rise of surveillance cameras in our daily lives.

Groups and singers such as Massive Attack and Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine have teamed up with a British charity to stop the U.S. military from using music as a torture device.

Angry, overprotective parents, a longtime presence at  youth sporting events, have made one unlikely restaurant chain the latest site for violence and mayhem.