George P. Bush, the son of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and nephew of former President George W. Bush, wasn't pleased with remarks and "ignorant statements" made about Hispanics by Texas Republicans in leadership positions, and decided to take a stand against it. Bush, whose mother is Mexican, spoke at a GOP Hispanic outreach event last Wednesday, speaking on the subjects of Latino inclusion and public education reform in Texas.
Chad Oulson was shot dead by Curtis Reeves at a Florida movie theater following a dispute over texting on last Monday evening, according to authorizes. Reeves was charged with second-degree murder in the death of the 43-year-old, which took place at a theater in Wesley Chapel, a suburb that's half-hour north of downtown Tampa.
Beautiful actress Rosie Perez is using her star power to endorse a campaign that celebrates the inspirational “everyday” woman who has overcome personal challenges, shown perseverance, and is triumphant in her home and work life. Perez is teaming up with Pine-Sol to promote the new initiative that commends women for the work that they do.
Grand Theft Auto 5 is still one of the most popular games on the market despite the fact that gamers still have to play it on the on the older Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 game consoles as well as the PC
There are a number of events and service projects available for participants and volunteers who are looking to stay busy on the special day of remembrance this Monday
Although the Winter Olympics in Sochi do not officially start until February, the controversy over host Russia's anti-gay laws is heating up - just as people expected
Yesterday, the Vatican celebrated the feast day of Saint Anthony the Abbot, the church's patron saint of animals, by blessing the animals who came from far and wide to receive a papal blessing.
It seems like American Apparel has taken the growing trend to make mannequins seem more realistic way too far. The clothing manufacturer stirs controversy as it puts the mannequins with full pubic hair on display, stopping numerous pedestrians on the street.
Attorneys representing Playboy Magazine have filed a lawsuit against Harper’s Bazaar publisher Hearst Communications for infringement over the magazine’s online publication of copyrighted photos of fashion legend Kate Moss.
Facebook continues to keep up with the times. In an attempt that makes the social networking site even more similar to its rival Twitter, Facebook will now have trending topics added to your news feed. You will now get to see what other users have been talking about while you took your usual 5-10 minute break from the addicting social sharing machine.
Chris Brown's Washington assault case has taken another turn in his defense. The District of Columbia police have opened an internal affairs investigation into statements provided by a police officer. The police officer's statement, giving upon arriving at the scene, is being challenged by another official who heard a conversation between the police officer and one of Brown's aquaintances.
United Nations child protection experts are cracking down on Vatican delegates on how Roman Catholic officials handled the decades-long sexual abuse of minors by priests, saying they still need to speak up and reveal more information in order to put guilty priests behind bars.
According to a poll released on Friday by Quinnipiac University, most New Yorkers agree that former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg’s 12 years in office were “mainly a success,” despite the Inauguration Day barbs he received that most agree were inappropriate.
A group of people has formed Yeezianity, a new religion inspired by Kanye West, whom they believe that "the one who calls himself Yeezus is a divine being who has been sent by God to usher in a New Age of humanity" and is "the most honest person in our culture."
With Bill de Blasio taking the reins as New York City’s new mayor, a recent poll shows that the majority of New Yorkers are satisfied with the job he’s been doing since his inauguration and also feel optimistic about his future work in office.
Are you hungry for a Latin, home-cooked meal and some great conversation? Well if you happen to be visiting New York City, you're in luck!
There's a new food trend that's taking off in the Big Apple as well as other cities that lets food enthusiasts - or just regular people with appetites enjoy a meal entirely prepared by a perfect stranger in the comfort of their home, NPR's The Salt reports.
Ever wondered why Jim Carey and Jenny McCarthy didn't work out? Why did Kevin Hart end up divorcing his wife? And how does Will Ferrell manage to stay in character at all times? Are the brains of comedians set up differently than that of a "normal" person's? In a study conducted in the British Journal of Psychiatry, researchers found that comedians have high levels of psychotic personality traits.