Happy 29th Birthday, Robert Pattinson! Does time fly or what? The English actor first took our breaths away as Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and then…
It’s Britney, bitch! We might have been saying that Britney Spears has officially come back for a while now, but this truly marks her grand return. The “Work Bitch” crooner…
Tencent Holdings Ltd, China’s biggest social network and online entertainment firm, said on Wednesday it might invest more to build up its WeChat messaging app mobile payment service should the opportunity arise. In the first quarter there was a drop off in funding of subsidies to promote taxi calling apps, which used WeChat Payment to settle bills and so encouraged new users to sign up to the service, Tencent executives
Blythe Danner is one proud mama! The 72-year-old actress appeared on NBC’s Today Wednesday, where she opened up to co-host Natalie Morales about spending Mother’s Day with her…
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Carrie Underwood is the one to beat! The CMT Music Awards nominations were announced Wednesday morning, with the 32-year-old singer leading the pack with five nods, including two for…
The Good Wife is coming back. Duh! CBS has ordered a seventh season of the hit legal drama starring Julianna Margulies, but will it be its last? When asked if the upcoming seventh season…
DuPont Co. investors rejected investor Nelson Peltz’s attempt to get on the chemical maker’s board, the first failure for an activist campaign mounted by his firm Trian Fund Management since it was founded a decade ago. T
Adam Sandler, we’ve missed this. On Tuesday’s Late Show With David Letterman, the 48-year-old comedian delivered the perfect musical tribute to the soon-to-be-retiring late-night…
Japan’s three biggest carmakers are expanding a huge global recall triggered by potentially fatal air bags made by Takata Corp, saying on Wednesday they will take back millions of vehicles worldwide for investigation. Toyota Motor Corp and Nissan Motor Co said they are recalling some 6.5 million vehicles globally, while Honda Motor Co Ltd said it would follow suit, without giving details. Wednesday’s announcements raise to roughly 31 million the