You’ve heard it said a million times: it’s live TV, so anything can happen. But you can probably assume what will happen if you provoke a small child.
Dan Daru, a reporter with Denver-based Fox affiliate KDVR, was …
This week, comedians lampooned our iPhone frenzy and tried to help teach students affected by the Chicago teachers’ strike.
Proving just how deeply PSY has pervaded our global consciousness, the Today show extended their Summer Concert Series by a week just to splice in the Korean pop singer behind the greatest invisible horse-riding rap video we’ve …
When Apollo 11 landed on the moon in 1969, millions across America huddled around TV screens, anxiously awaiting Neil Armstrong’s first onto the Sea of Tranquility. But Armstrong’s first step for man wasn’t just a giant leap for …
Jamie Kuntz, a freshman linebacker at the North Dakota State College of Sciences, was recovering from a concussion over Labor Day weekend, so rather than being on the field with the rest of the Wildcats football team he was in …
The killing of Chris Stevens, the U.S. ambassador to Libya, underscores the peril that American envoys often encounter as part of their job. Here are the other U.S. ambassadors who have died in the service of their country, many …
If you’re going to put that much effort into it, you’d better hope the answer will be yes.
This video lends new credence to the phrase “lucky duck”
This week in the wacky world of late-night TV, politicians were parodied and a giant stuffed buffalo roamed.
It’s rather safe to assume such getup would stir suspicions. After James Holmes, sporting orange-dyed hair and calling himself “The Joker,” opened fire on a packed house during a screening of the new Batman film on July 20, …
Landlocked Charlotte, N.C. is getting a feel for the sandy shores this week
