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Corey Haim dies after apparent drug overdose. The former 1980s child star struggled with addiction throughout his life.
David Letterman blackmailer Robert Halderman was "delighted, happy, relieved" to take a plea deal and avoid a trial, close friend and former colleague Dr. Bob Arnot said today.
Former John Edwards aide Andrew Young appeared in court and was given a deadline to hand over a purported sex tape allegedly made by the one-time presidential hopeful and his mistress, Rielle Hunter.
Thirty-somethings can expect to enjoy at least another 30 years of sex, researchers have found. At age 30, men will be sexually active for another 35 years, while women will be active for another 30. And the findings are even better for older adults.
Rick Seaney was particularly amused at how absurd some of last week's true tales sounded. You know, the bizarre incidents involving fake pilots, mini-controllers and more.
A Pennsylvania woman has been arrested for allegedly plotting with Islamic radicals to kill a Swedish cartoonist.
Alessandra Ambrosio, Coco Rocha and Isabelle Caro are calling attention to the skinny vs. curvy debate.
In an exclusive interview on "Good Morning America" three of Michael Jackson's former bodyguards speak out about his family and financial trouble.
A new pitch for a new consumer watchdog agency features a popular reality-TV star poking fun at her controversial cosmetic surgery procedures.
In a competitive job market, job-seekers need every advantage they can get. Nothing trumps actual experience. One way to get it is through interning, even as an adult.
Cesarean births are at an all-time high and fewer women are giving birth vaginally following a cesarean section, spurring the National Institute of Health to reassess current recommendations on birthing practices.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter write about the power of kindness in their book "The Difference Goodness Makes."
It's a tough cycle to break. You work full-time in a job that doesn't satisfy you, and you'd like to go back to school to study for a new career. But between work and the demands of personal life, you can't find the time to get back in the classroom. It's not as hard as it used to be. Many colleges and universities now offer courses online, and it's possible for a busy student to get a degree by doing some or all of his or her classes on the Internet.









