Ryan Dorsey has the glow of a new dad! Naya Rivera’s husband was spotted for the first time since he and his wife welcomed their newborn son. Dorsey was seen leaving a pharmacy in…
Is love in the cards for Meredith Grey? Should it be? That’s the question on the minds of Grey’s Anatomy fans everywhere now as Mer (Ellen Pompeo) grieves the loss of…
One word to describe Ivanka Trump’s pregnancy style so far: Stunning! At the 2015 New York City Ballet Fall Gala at Lincoln Center on Wednesday, the 33-year-old…
With less than two months until The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 hits theaters, the final poster for the forthcoming film has been unveiled. The image features…
TORONTO (AP) — Former Canadian Broadcasting Corp. radio host Jian Ghomeshi pleaded not guilty Thursday to four counts of sexual assault and one count of choking in a case that rocked the country’s vaunted public broadcaster.
CHICAGO (AP) — Attorneys for Michael Jordan and the Jewel-Osco say they’re in settlement talks about the grocery chain’s alleged misuse of the basketball star’s name.
Score one for science this weekend. The Martian is billed as a big-budget action-adventure in which Matt Damon, Movie Star, fights against the odds to escape death time and time…
Selena Gomez is no longer letting the haters ruin her day…In fact, she’s letting them inspire her to become the woman she’s always wanted to be. As the smokin’ hot cover…
Microsoft wants to foster even more social interaction within the workplace by adding ‘Likes’ and ‘@Mentions’ to its Outlook email service. As part of its continued push towards more collaboration in the office, Microsoft has added the new features to workplace email in Outlook to make it easier to highlight the best ideas in the world and point them out to colleagues. Liking a message is as easy as clicking
(Reuters) – Hewlett-Packard Co said its board had approved the previously announced split of the company into two separate listed entities – computers and printers, and corporate hardware and services. Hewlett-Packard said on Thursday that it expected its split into Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co and HP Inc to be completed on Nov. 1. A day later, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, comprising the corporate hardware and service business, will start trading on
