Growing up royal definitely has its pros and cons, unless you’re Prince George! The little prince doesn’t realize he’s royal…yet. Catherine Mayer, author of Charles: The…
NEW YORK (AP) — As TV networks plunder the recycling bin for old shows to revive, “Full House” must have been the final scrap at the bottom of the barrel.
Full House is back! But the house might not be as full as everybody would like when the new Netflix series, Fuller House, debuts in 2016. Lori Loughlin, Aunt Becky to legions of fans, spoke out…
Looks like Israel David Dillard is going to have a cousin pretty close in age! Jessa Duggar is pregnant with her and hubby Ben Seewald’s first child, the 19 Kids and Counting stars…
NEW YORK (AP) — This summer, Hollywood is digging deeper into its vaults to trot out a season full of sequels, reboots and spinoffs. Here are the ages of some of the most anticipated summer franchises:
Recently, there have been an increasing number of articles asking why healthcare can’t be more like other industries. Authors question why health care doesn’t emulate the automation in manufacturing, the safety improvements in aerospace, or the declining price points in computer sales. This columnist is also part of the media chorus on the…
California-based startup Color Genomics announced on Tuesday genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancers for a fraction of the current cost. The fee also includes a consultation with a board-certified genetic counselor from Color, who can also share the results with a healthcare provider, if desired, according to the company’s website.
By Diane Bartz WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Google Inc , already one of Washington’s biggest spenders, set a company record for its lobbying activity in the first quarter of 2015 when it spent $5.5 million, according to a government database. Google ranked ninth in terms of total lobbying spending in 2014 at $16.8 million, behind the U.S. Chamber of Commerce ($124 million) and the National Association of Realtors ($55 million), according
NEW YORK (AP) — “I’ll be back,” the line Arnold Schwarzenegger first uttered more than 30 years ago in that indelible manly monotone, belongs to the Terminator, of course. But it also might as well be the official slogan of the summer movie season.
