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Comic-Con Update: 5 things From The 4-day Event That Some Of Us Knew, Did Not Know, And Did Not Want To Know That Happened

Peter Jackson and Daniel Radcliffe visited the Comic-Con event in disguise is just one of the highlights.

'Extant' Review: Episode 4 'Shelter' Starring Halle Berry

Episode 4's of "Extant" titled "Shelter" is getting darker. "Extant" appears to be getting darker and a lot more adult--I think they might have to change the rating to NC-17.

Italy Opera Hopes to Win Over Young Crowd With Google Glass Performances: Actors to Record, Share Video

As Google Glass continues to fascinate the world with its novelty, a faltering institution has decided to employ the device to expand its reach and perhaps reignite interest in its ancient tones.

Mila Kunis Preganancy News: Will 'That '70s Show' Actress Have a Boy or Girl?

Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher met of "That '70s Show", but went their separate ways for nearly a decade.

Star Trek 'The Next Generation': The New Borg Refrigerator

Resistance might be futile in buying the out-of-this-world fridge. Run for your lives, it's the Borg! In this case, the titular "Star Trek" villains the "Borg" have been downgraded from an intergalactic genocidal species to that of a hot-and-cold refrigeration unit.

Star of 'Guardians Of The Galaxy': Dave Bautista Talks About The Film, His Heritage, Auditions, Workouts and Wrestling

Did you know that Dave Bautista is actually half-Greek and half-Filipino? The "Guardians of the Galaxy" is here to save the world, and the World Wrestling Entertainment performer Dave Bautista is bringing his acting and wrestling talents to his new found fame.

NASA Goes to Pluto: The Former Planet That Was

Why is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) going to Pluto now? It looks like Pluto might be getting a second chance at becoming a "planet" once again.

Guggenheim Museum and Cinema Tropical Team up to Present 'Tropical Uncanny: Latin American Tropes and Mythologies Film Series'

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Cinema Tropical are teaming up to explore Latin America's cinematic, cultural, political and social tropes as shown through a mix of multifaceted mediums -- from documentary and fiction to experimental films.

Remy Ma Released From Prison Following 2008 Shooting

Rapper Remy Ma's prison sentence ended Thursday and the MC has said she has not had a dramatic life change while behind bars.

George Washington Bridge Scandal & News: GWB to Get Suicide Barrier

16 people jumped to their deaths from the bridge in 2013 The George Washington Bridge, which spans from New York to New Jersey, is set to get a suicide-prevention fence that could cost up to $47 million, according to a report from CBS News.

Endangered Species Stats: WWF Talks Average of 2 Tiger Poachings Per Week on Global Tiger Day 2014

July 29 was International Tiger Day, and in celebration, the World Wildlife Fund shared some disturbing stats on the animal.

United Nations Says HIV/AIDS Epidemic Could Come to an End by 2030

AIDS is a disease that has affected almost 75 million since the start of the epidemic in the 1980s, and it has claimed the lives of about 36 million people globally. But according to the UN, AIDS/HIV could be controlled by 2030 and ended "in every region, in every country."

OkCupid Confesses to Lying to Users About Their Match Ratings

Dating website and app admits to lying. OkCupid, an online dating website and app, admitted to lying to its users and creating bad matches as an experiment to help improve its matchmaking system.

Modern Diversity May Prompt US Census Bureau to Seek Better Classification of Hispanics' Race

Modernizing data and research methods, as well as offering clear depictions of diversity in the nation's population, are prominent objectives of the U.S. Census Bureau. However, the government agency has often missed its mark.

Dominican-American Writer Julia Alvarez, Author of 'How the Garcia Girls Lost their Accents,' Awarded National Medal of Arts

Dominican-American poet and writer Julia Alvarez received a National Medal of Arts medal at the White House on Monday during the 2013 National Media of Arts and National Humanities Medal ceremony.

Virginia & Gay Marriage Ban: Appeals Court Strikes Down Marriage Ban in State

Panel decided gays have a constitutional right to marry that trumps state law A panel of the U. S. District Court of Appeals on Monday threw out a Virginia state ban on same-sex marriage, according to a USA Today report.

Gay Marriage Laws 2014: Colorado Attorney General Asks to Put Marriage Equality on Hold

Boulder County is the only county issuing same-sex marriage licenses Colorado Attorney General John Suthers is asking the Supreme Court to put a halt on Boulder County Clerk Hillary Hall from issuing same-sex marriage licenses.

Norwegian Cruise Line Controversy: Family of 5-Year-Old Boy with Cancer Upset After Company Refuses to Reschedule

A 5-year-old boy and his family were told no because they didn't have travelers insurance Norwegian Cruise Line is embroiled in controversy after refusing to allow a New York family to reschedule their vacation.

NFL News 2014: Should the Washington Redskins Change Their Name? [Poll]

The Washington Redskins have the most controversial name in the National Football League. Latinpost.com gives you the chance to vote and voice your opinion on the subject matter.

'Extant' Episode 3 TV Show Review: 'Wish You Were Here,' Starring Halle Berry

This might be the worst birthday party for Halle Berry's Molly Woods. "Extant" thrilled us once more on Episode 3 with more clues than you can beat a stick with, and the cast shined.
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