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Only one week left for the real stars of American Idol to feign interest! Welcome back to Judging the Judges, our weekly power ranking* of Keith Urban, Jennifer Lopez, and Harry Connick Jr. during the final Idol-sponsored round of their ongoing quest to become the greatest self-promoter this world has ever seen. *Unlike the judges’ tireless commitment to mediocrity, the Judging the Judges points system is 100 percent arbitrary and subject to change. KEITH URBAN +300 chair-ography points for routinely one-upping the “real dancer” of the trio. Читать дальше...

#TBT to a Bay Area garage studio in 1987 and an outsider boogie funk new wave disco fusion that was downright prescient.

My eyes are getting quite a workout this election season from rolling them every time someone threatens to leave the US should Donald Trump become president. Google searches for "move to Canada" skyrocket. Cape Breton Island welcomes US citizens. People are ready to flee. Oh, come on.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign announced Thursday it plans to beat its previous monthly fundraising record of $43.5 million as it looks to ride momentum into the final three months of the nominating season.

GlaxoSmithKline will adopt a graduated approach to patenting its medicines to make drugs more affordable in the developing world.

Kenya's economic growth is expected to accelerate both this year and next, the World Bank says.

The Development Bank of Angola signs $109.7 million loan agreements with Japanese firms for a cable connecting Angola to Brazil.

Sad songs help us deal with grief more effectively than listening to upbeat music, a study has found.

An age-old question to keep you grounded.

In search of more space, an increasing number of homeowners are converting buildings that previously housed multiple families into single-family homes. Photo: Peter Aaron/OTTO for Robert A.M. Stern Architects

A series of emails from 2011 between NHL executives have revealed a league struggling to figure out the future of fighting amid mounting concern over concussions and addictions. They have also given new ammunition to critics who say fighting should be banned outright from the game. Would you like to see fighting gone from the NHL?

"I love the game and I still want to play."

BEIJING - Chinese reformist journalist Gao Yu (L) stands by her house in Beijing on March 31, 2016, after it w...

Because that's what the internet needs more of.

The 27-year-old playmaker says he has nothing but praise for Los Blancos coach Zinedine Zidane, but insists he isn't thinking about leaving Arsenal any time soon

World Anti-Doping Agency's senior director Rob Koehler said there is a great focus now in educating the athletes rather than just providing them with all the information on banned substances.

ALMELO - Tegen vermeend oplichter Eric O. is in hoger beroep vijftien maanden cel geëist, waarvan zes maanden voorwaardelijk. Eerder werd hij door de rechtbank veroordeeld tot twaalf maanden cel. 

From 'Shark Tank' to Whole Foods, this 11-year-old's sweet lemonade business is booming.

The Constitutional Court ruling that has reaffirmed the powers of the Public Protector will put the focus on how much money President Jacob Zuma is likely to repay.

Five of the biggest stars on the U.S. Women’s National Team filed a federal complaint Wednesday against U.S. Soccer, charging the American sport’s governing body with wage discrimination. The five key players on the defending Olympic and World Cup champion team are co-captains Carli Lloyd and Becky Sauerbrunn, forward Alex Morgan, midfielder Megan Rapinoe and goalkeeper Hope Solo.

Five of the biggest stars on the United States women's national soccer team are prepared to file a federal complaint Thursday against U.S. Soccer, charging the group with wage discrimination. The five key names from the defending World Cup and Olympic champions are co-captains Carli Lloyd and Becky Sauerbrunn, forward Alex Morgan, midfielder Megan Rapinoe and goalkeeper Hope Solo.

The man — seen with a beard, glasses and "Make America Great Again" hat — is one of two people suspected of ambushing the teen outside of a Tuesday Trump rally.