Emmy statuettes travel rocky roads from ceremony to mantel
LOS ANGELES (AP) — For some Emmy statuettes, it can be a perilous journey from the ceremony to the fireplace mantel. Here are tales of the journey from six winners:
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Michelle Obama to guest on Colbert's 'Late Show' on Sept. 28
NEW YORK (AP) — First lady Michelle Obama is set to pay a visit to “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.”
Daltrey sick; The Who postpones North American tour
NEW YORK (AP) — Fans of The Who in North America are going to have to wait to celebrate the band’s 50th anniversary.
T.I. sets record straight: He still works with Iggy Azalea
ATLANTA (AP) — T.I. is setting the record straight: The rapper says he’s still working with Iggy Azalea, despite reports claiming their business partnership was over after his recent radio interview.
Owner: Bonnie and Clyde museum in peril from leaky roof
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The owner of the Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum in rural north Louisiana says a leaky roof may force him to move elsewhere — possibly his hometown of Atlanta.
Buffalo Wild Wings ending ads after actor lied about Sept 11
NEW YORK (AP) — Buffalo Wild Wings will stop airing TV commercials featuring comedian Steve Rannazzisi, who said this week that he lied about being in the World Trade Center during the Sept. 11 attacks.
Quincy Jones taken to LA hospital with shortness of breath
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Quincy Jones was taken to a Los Angeles hospital with shortness of breath, but his representatives say he’s going to be OK.
Lucas Museum team unveils new design with more park space
CHICAGO (AP) — The team behind George Lucas’ art and movie museum released revised renderings Thursday showing more green space at the Chicago site but no radical changes to the undulating, futuristic building stoking passions in a city that guards its Lake Michigan shoreline with religious-like devotion.
Researchers filmed themselves dressed as apes and terrorising humans, for science
Apes can recognise bits of movies and anticipate them, according to Japanese researchers who filmed themselves wearing King Kong costumes and carrying out attacks on people to prove it. Fumihiro Kano and Satoshi Hirata recorded a pair of short movies. In the first, a character in an ape costume terrorises humans. In the second, a human uses a tool to attack someone in an ape costume. Here’s the first movie,
Market's Fed hangover, Apple's glitch and Trump would be president for free
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