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Race to Make the 'Jungle Book' Movie: Disney Versus Warner Bros.

What do we know so far about either film project from Disney and Warner Bros.? From who has been cast, to who is directing.

Pre-VMA News: Iggy Azalea Falls off Stage, Nicki Minaj’s Dancer Bitten by Snake

MTV’s Video Music Awards doesn’t broadcast live Aug. 24 but celebrities like female rappers Iggy Azalea and Nicki Minaj are already making headlines.

M.I.A. Settles with NFL: Flipping Middle Finger at Super Bowl Reaches Resolution

Representatives for singer M.I.A. confirmed that she has reached a settlement with the National Football League over the 2012 Super Bowl halftime show when she flashed her middle finger at the camera.

Meet Claudia Alende, The Woman Dominating Brazil's 'Best Butt' Competition

Find out more about the woman being compared to Megan Fox. ` Out of 27 women competing to be named the best butt in Brazil, Claudia Alende is currently dominating.

Starbucks Free Coffee Online News: Hundreds of Customers Show Random Acts of Kindness

Patrons at a St. Petersburg Starbucks were feeling especially generous Wednesday morning, giving the random act of kindness of a free coffee.

Aaron Paul Plans ‘Breaking Bad’ Scavenger Hunt Ahead of Emmys

Though Aaron Paul may no longer play the role of the infamous Jesse Pinkman on “Breaking Bad,” the Emmy-award winning actor intends to keep the spirit of the hit AMC show alive.On Wednesday, Paul posted an Instagram message announcing his plans for a scavenger hunt for “BB” fans, prior to the Emmy awards that will air live on Monday, Aug. 25.

Meg Ryan & John Mellencamp Relationship News Update: Stars Reportedly Call it Quits Due to Distance

Actress Meg Ryan and singer John Mellencamp have reportedly broken up after dating for three years Actress Meg Ryan and singer John Mellencamp have reportedly broken up after dating for three years, according to reports first posted from Closer Weekly.

Catholic Schools Look to Latino Community in Hopes of Fighting Decreasing Enrollment

As Catholic schools struggle to stay open amid rising costs and decreasing enrollment, Catholic leaders are hoping to appeal to the Latino community.

Same Sex Marriage Laws: Gay Unions in Virginia Placed on Hold by High Court

Same-sex couples will have to wait to wed The U. S. Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to delay an appeals court ruling that struck down the state's gay marriage ban.

Female Video Gamers Increase in US: Companies Target Women as Gender Gap Narrows

Average age is 31 Once upon a time, the majority of video gamers were men. That is not the case today, according to The Wall Street Journal Online. While the male gamers still outnumber the females, the gap right now is quite narrow.

National Center for Health Statistics Report: Teen Birth Rate Has Drastically Decreased Over Past Two Decades

According to new government data, birth rates among teenagers in the U.S. have decreased significantly in the past several years.

Honest Tea Experiment Deems Honolulu the Most Honest City in America.

Hawaii city takes first place for second year in a row. Honest Tea is trying to see just how honest people in the United States are. They've been conducting a social experiment on Americans for the past few years to see who is honest and who isn't so honest.

Pope Francis Talks Death, Retiring and Pope Emeritus Benedict XIV on Plane Ride From South Korea

Although only beginning his papacy in March of 2013, Pope Francis is already opening up about his potential retirement.

Smithsonian's National Museum of American History Expands LGBT Collection With Photos by Cuban-American Lesbian Photographer

On Tuesday, the Smithsonian Institution will add hundreds of items on the history of gay, lesbian bisexual and transgender people to the National Museum of American History, including photos from Cuban-American photographer Silvia Ros.

African-American Sherlock Holmes Comic Book Featured On Kickstarter

This is perhaps the first African-American Sherlock Holmes. But diversity in comic books is nothing new.

'Downton Abbey' Season 5 Online News: Show Reveals New Photos; What Is In Store For The Hit TV Series?

Expect to see Lady Mary and Lady Edith arguing a lot in Season 5. "Downton Abbey" Season 5 is returning, though the series will not come to the U.

‘The Purge’: Films Inspire Terrifying Hoax Tweet

The horror movies “The Purge” and “The Purge: Anarchy” have grossed millions of dollars worldwide scaring audiences with the idea that for one night all crime is legally permitted. However, a hoax threat online promoting a “Louisville Purge” began to spread the same idea.

Colombia: Bullfighters Go on Hunger Strike to Protest Ban

The country's constitutional court will decide in the coming weeks if the ban is overturned, until then seven bullfighters continue their hunger strike.

Art Walk Brings Murals, Exhibits, Concerts and More to Streets of Mexico City's Roma District, Gives Pedestrians 'A New Awakening''

This weekend, creative minds have brought art to Mexico City with the Art Walk. This weekend, creative minds have brought art to Mexico City with the Art Walk.

CBS 'Extant' TV Series Starring Halle Berry: Review of Episode 6 Titled 'Nightmares'

Steven Spielberg borrows from his previous work, and it sells on "Extant." "Extant" continues to surprise and scare its audience with its recent episodes.
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