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Photos: Jessica Simpson Best Breasts, Nude Megan Hauserman "Loves Money"

Pop star Jessica Simpson has topped a new poll to find the best boobs in Hollywood.... More

Carrie Underwood vs. Jessica Simpson

They say everyone that you pass on the way up will be there to greet you on the way down. In other words, be nice to every person you meet in show business. And that would include Carrie Underwood.... More

Matthew Rhys 'Best Kiss' Challenge To Sienna Miller

Matthew Rhys claims he is a better kisser than Sienna Miller and Keira Knightley.... More

Video: Car Surfers Death Risk On YouTube, Mom Arrested

A Road safety charity has warned thrill-seekers they face death or injury from "car surfing" after viewing the the dangerous acts on YouTube.... More

DeAnna Pappas Nude Video? Sexy Bikini, Video Montage Online

It's hard to believe DeAnna Pappas has any trouble finding a man, but the sexy lady...... More

Megan Hauserman Nude Photos: "I Love Money"

Megan Hauserman has posed nude and here's a shocker: She loves money. VH1's "I Love Money" is the latest adventure into the world of pseudo-celebreality. The premiere of I Love Money began with the 17 rejects on a boat heading to their Mexican island where they will compete in a series of challenges until one person walks away with $250,000.... More

Kanye West Temper Tantrums May Lead To Anger Management Classes

A cosmetics/fragrance firm and an automotive manufacturer, both major firms, have shown interest in rapper/producer West as a spokesperson, but are holding off...... More

Photo: Engineering Students Create Solar Power Car

The solar powered car -- NUsolar sc5, designed and built by a team of 40 undergraduates -- is being test-driven on campus in Evanston...... More

GM Mini-Car Chevy Beat May Come To United States

GM spokesman Dee Allen said the automobile giant was reviewing its current sales plan in the United States following new demands in the domestic auto...... More

Study says Green tea protects against heart disease

LONDON (Reuters) - A few cups of green tea each day may help prevent heart disease, Greek researchers said on Wednesday.... More

Hybrid Cars Fuelled With Surplus Wine? Ask Prince Charles

British Royal Prince Charles has joined the celebrity craze of 'going green' by powering his car collection on eco-friendly fuels...... More

Photo: Silver Dollar Braille Coin Commemorates Louis Braille

Louis Braille was born in France in 1809, 200 years ago next year. The U.S. Mint says is plans to issue 400,000 of the coins in his honor.... More

Oklahoma City and Seattle: Sonics franchise history shared

The Seattle Super Sonics are moving to Oklahoma City. The NBA approved the switch for next season but the move depends on resolution of a legal wrangle between the Sonics and the city of Seattle.... More

Photo: Christian Mission Helps Girl With 'Upside-Down Feet' Walk

Jingle Luis is out of her casts and has donned a set of special support braces to help her heal properly.... More

Google Told to Turn Over User Data of YouTube

NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A U.S. judge's order to Google Inc to turn over YouTube user data to Viacom Inc sparked an outcry on Thursday from privacy advocates in the midst of a legal showdown over video piracy.... More

Foreclosures Could Snarl Election

The thousands of Ohio voters who have moved because they lost their homes to foreclosure could cause an election snag come November, ... More

Nine Sentenced In BAWAG Scandal

A judge in Vienna has sentenced nine people for their involvement in Austria's biggest-ever banking scandal. ... More

Hunter-Reay Wins IndyCar Race In New York

Ryan Hunter-Reay was a surprise winner at Sunday's Camping World Grand Prix IndyCar auto race at Watkins Glen, N.Y.... More

Experts Study Bats' 'White-Nose' Problem

Wildlife biologists say they are trying to learn why bats in the Northeast United States are dying of what's being called white-nose syndrome. ... More

Couple Looks For Owner Of $40,000 Ring

Keith and Linda Stetzer found the 3.02-carat ring and took it to Mervis Diamond Importers in Tysons Corner, Va.,... More

Tom Cruise And Family Enjoy Holiday Outing

Actor Tom Cruise was seen with his family at a Fourth of July celebration in Telluride, Colo.... More

European Carmakers To Raise Prices

Four European carmakers are raising sticker prices for their new cars amid rising costs for raw materials,... More

Blackwater's Legal Protections Might End

The U.S. State Department has agreed to stop protecting employees of Blackwater and other American contractors in Iraq from prosecution in Iraqi courts, ... More

Lieberman: Obama 'Shifting' On Iraq

U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., has consistently shifted his position on the Iraq war while eyeing the White House, U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., says.... More

UT Professor's E-Mails Detail Fantasies

A former University of Texas-San Antonio economics professor would retreat to his office after classes to surf the Internet for pornography,... More

Kerry: Presidential Race Changing McCain

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain is changing as he 2008 campaign goes on,... More

Obama Sidesteps Tennessee

Some Democrats in Tennessee say they fear their party's likely presidential candidate, Barack Obama,... More

Child Asking Laura Bush For Pardon

Laura Bush, wife of U.S. President George Bush, should pardon a New York minister facing deportation,... More

Some Evacuees Blocked From New Orleans

Although federal Section 8 vouchers are transferable to anywhere in the United States,... More

UAE To Cancel Iraq's $7 Billion Debt

The president of the United Arab Emirates has agreed to erase all of Iraq's debts to the country,... More

Civil Rights Activist Coleman Dead At 64

The Rev. Louis Coleman Jr., known for his role in Kentucky civil rights issues, has died in Louisville at the age of 64,... More

Congressman Says New Mine Law Falls Short

New federal rules aimed at protecting U.S. coal miners from dangerous inactive sections of underground mines are inadequate,... More

Romero Claims His 2nd Champions' Title

Eduardo Romero shot a 3-under-par 69 to win the Dick's Sporting Goods Open in Endicott, N.Y. Sunday, ... More

Letter Offers Glimpse Into Aaron's Past

A letter written by a young Hank Aaron gives a glimpse into the player from Alabama who became baseball's home run king playing,... More

Vicar Accused Of Ruining Wedding Ceremony

A British couple says a vicar ruined their wedding ceremony by stopping the nuptials to kick their child out of the church for talking.... More

Son Beats Dad In Pit Spitting Contest

Brian Young Gun Krause bested his father Rick Pellet Gun Krause to win this weekend's International Cherry Pit Spitting Championship in Michigan. ... More

'Apprentice' Star Sugar Has Rough Landing

Alan Sugar, host of the BBC series The Apprentice, was lucky to survive rough plane landing in the British city of Manchester, ... More

Gospel Star Wright Injured In Car Crash

The Rev. Timothy Wright, a noted gospel singer, has been critically injured in a Pennsylvania car crash that claimed his wife's life, ... More

Nadal Tops Federer In Wimbledon Thriller

Spaniard Rafael Nadal won a long and tense fifth set 9-7 Sunday, ending Roger Federer's five-year streak of Wimbledon championships. ... More

Michigan Enjoying Rothbury Festival

Tens of thousands of music fans have swarmed to Rothbury, Mich., to take part in the first Rothbury Festival,... More

Ringo Starr's Birthplace Facing Demolition

The home where British musician Ringo Starr was born should be saved from demolition, fans of the former Beatle say.... More

Historian Jules Tygiel Dies Of Cancer

Baseball historian Jules Tygiel has died of cancer at his San Francisco home at the age of 59,... More

Retirement Accounts Dipping, Analysts Say

When millions of U.S. investors open their second-quarter retirement account statements soon they might be disappointed with their dividends,... More

Wen Calls For Price Controls

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says his country will increase economic development despite some challenges. ... More

Video: Springsteen Mourns Madam Marie the Fortuneteller

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN has paid tribute to the medium who inspired his song 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK.... More

Kwame Kilpatrick Defense Opposes 'Certain' Text Messages

Lawyers for Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick are attempting to stop certain text messages from being used in his trial, ... More

Sex Ring Predator Raoul Domingo: Third Suspect In Brooke Bennett Case

Brooke Bennett Case - A third suspect has been identified in the case of Brooke Bennett - Raoul Domingo, who lured another minor girl into sexual relationships.... More

Starbucks Closing 600 Stores: 12,000 Workers Face Ends

Starbucks Corporation has announced that it will not be closing one hundred stores as originally thought - but six hundred stores.... More

GOP Likely To Lose Senate Seats

Republicans in the U.S. Senate could see their ranks dwindle after the November election, party insiders say. ... More

Suicide Bombing In Pakistan Kills 19

At least 19 people, including 15 police officers, were killed Sunday when a suicide bomber attacked a rally in Islamabad, Pakistan,... More