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Fleetwood Mac Announces New Tour - Without Lindsey Buckingham
Fleetwood Mac has announced a new tour kicking off in October, but the group's former lead guitarist, Lindsey Buckingham, won't be part of it.
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Milky Way Map: 1.7 Billion Stars on Most Detailed Charts To Date
A new Milky Way Map has 1.7 billion stars and is the most detailed star chart yet for the Milky Way and neighboring galaxies, as released by The European Space Agency.
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Walmart Customer Uses Intercom to Ask for Help; Video Goes Viral
A Walmart customer used the intercom to ask for help and became an internet sensation after he posted a video of his ingenuity Friday and it went viral over the weekend.
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Dina Lohan Foreclosure Costs Lindsay's Childhood Home: Report
A foreclosure against Dina Lohan, the mother of actress Lindsay Lohan, has reportedly cost her the family residence, Lindsay's childhood home.
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'Double Dare' Revival to Hit Nickelodeon This Summer
A "Double Dare" revival will bring 40 new episodes of the classic 1980s and '90s game show back to Nickelodeon this summer, the network announced Wednesday.
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Virgin America's Final Flights Take to Skies After Alaska Acquisition
Virgin America took its final flights this week and shut down operations as of Tuesday evening as the final phase of its acquisition by Alaska Airlines.
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'First Man,' Neil Armstrong Biopic, Debuts at CinemaCon to Oscar Buzz
"First Man" took the stage at CinemaCon Wednesday when Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy gave theater owners the first look at footage of the Neil Armstrong biopic.
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Giant Sloth, Ancient Man Faced Off Regularly, Fossil Footprints Show
Giant sloth routinely faced ancient humans in a fight for their lives, scientists say after discovering evidence of how human ancestors might have tackled such a formidable prey.
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Sarah Verardo's 'Hero at Home' Kids Book Depicts Amputee Veteran
Sarah Verardo wrote "Hero at Home" to help children understand amputee veterans like her husband, who lost two limbs in Afghanistan.
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Rose McGowan: Harvey Weinstein Has Tried to Contact Her Repeatedly
Actress Rose McGowan said Harvey Weinstein has tried repeatedly to contact her through third parties since she publicly accused him of raping her in 1997.
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Kanye 2024 Tweet Has Twitter Guessing About Presidential Run
Kanye West's simple "2024" tweet Tuesday evening has Twitter buzzing with comments and guesses about whether West will announce a future presidential run.
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Animation Shows Who, What, When, Where of Parkland School Shooting
Details of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting were illustrated in a graphic animation of the attack that left 17 dead at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14.
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Golden State Killer Suspect Arrested: Joseph James DeAngelo, 72
A Golden State Killer suspect has been arrested decades after authorities say he committed 12 homicides, nearly 50 rapes, and 120 home burglaries in a crime spree that terrorized California's Sacramento County in the 1970s and '80s.
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Inuka the Polar Bear, Born and Raised in Tropics, Put Down
Inuka, the first polar bear born in the tropics, was put down Wednesday after a rapid decline in health, with Singapore Zoo mourning the loss of one of its best-loved animals.
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Bill Cosby Trial: Jury Gets Case, Cosby Painted as Predator, Victim
The jury in Bill Cosby's sexual assault case began deliberating Wednesday in the first big celebrity trial of the #MeToo era, weighing charges he drugged and molested a woman at his suburban Philadelphia home 14 years ago.
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Randa Jarrar, Prof Who Sullied Barbara Bush, Can't Be Fired
Randa Jarrar cannot be fired from her tenured position at California State University at Fresno despite posting inflammatory remarks about recently deceased former first lady Barbara Bush to Twitter.
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Nikolas Cruz Commission: Shooter Studied Columbine, Panel Hears
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission met for the first time at Broward College's north campus in Coconut Creek on Tuesday, revealing more details about the time before the shooting and some of the challenges faced during it.
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4 Things to Know About Alfie Evans' Heartbreaking Drama
Alfie Evans reportedly continued breathing after being taken off a ventilator earlier in the week, but a British judge has rejected a final legal appeal by his parents to let them take him to Rome for treatment of a degenerative brain condition, ruling the 23-month-old boy is terminally ill.
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T-Shirt Company Sold Dylann Roof Gear
T-shirt company Teespring is facing controversy after gear that appears to pay tribute to South Carolina church shooter Dylann Roof was found on the company's website.
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College Basketball Reforms: Panel Says Ban Cheats, Let Players Go Pro
The Commission on College Basketball sharply directed the NCAA to take control of the sport, calling for sweeping reforms to separate pro and college tracks, permit players to return to school after going undrafted by the NBA and ban cheating coaches for life.
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Memories Pizza Closed; Restaurant Wouldn't Cater Same-Sex Weddings
Indiana restaurant Memories Pizza, which drew national attention in 2015 for saying it wouldn't cater same-sex weddings, has gone out of business.
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Wild Red Wolf Population Could Soon Be Wiped Out, Government Says
The only wild population of endangered red wolves is unsustainable and could be wiped out within a decade after dwindling to a few dozen, government officials said in a report Tuesday.
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Michigan Opioid Locks Proposed for Prescription Bottles
To deter opioid abuse, Michigan lawmakers say it's time to rethink the child-resistant prescription vial.
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Former Miss America Marries Same-Sex Partner in Alabama
Former Miss America Deidre Downs Gunn, the 2005 winner, married her same-sex partner during a weekend ceremony in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Clayne Crawford Addresses Behavior on 'Lethal Weapon' Set
"Lethal Weapon" actor Clayne Crawford apologized after allegations of bad behavior on the set of the Fox reboot.