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Some of Hollywood's buzziest celebs stepped out to benefit AIDS research.

Some of Hollywood's buzziest celebs stepped out to benefit AIDS research.

As the car keeps going, the woman is seen lying on the road, barely moving and clutching her chest.

Velovic was as shocked as viewers when Probst spoiled his fourth-place finish on live TV.

Velovic was as shocked as viewers when Probst spoiled his fourth-place finish on live TV.

A recent park visitor lamented "wall-to-wall" crowds of people "tripping over each other."

Escondido police have nabbed the suspect who allegedly attempted to murder the owner of the "Trump House" in the city.

The discoveries span from the Early Bronze Age to the Roman era.

The utility giant with a $16 billion expansion plan is using eminent domain to seize properties — and furious owners say they never had a fighting chance.

It's the beginning of the end as we prepare for the eighth and final season.

Boots Riley delivers another wildly entertaining anti-capitalist comedy.

The 29,032-feet Everest straddles the border between Nepal and the Tibet region of China and can be climbed from both sides.

She made a quick change while inside the New York City event.

She made a quick change while inside the New York City event.

"There was no way out," said the CEO of the company sent to recover their bodies.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended the company’s bloodbath layoffs of 8,000 workers – saying “success isn’t a given” as the tech giant pushes full steam ahead into the highly competitive AI sector.

Lakers superstar LeBron James expressed uncertainty about his NBA future in the immediate aftermath of his unprecedented 23rd NBA season. And he maintained that feeling in his latest comments about his playing career. During the latest episode of his “Mind The Game” podcast, which he co-hosts with NBA legend Steve Nash, James reiterated that he...

"She cut her hair. She is bald. I don't know why," Mares' mother said. "She is now down to less than 100 pounds."

Aimee Bock, the founder of Feeding Our Future, a Minnesota food program that bilked taxpayers out of $250 million has been slapped with 41 years in prison.

"Watching these last few episodes back hasn’t been easy," the "Valley" star wrote Wednesday, adding that he had "no excuse" for his actions.