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New Marvel/Disney 'Doctor Strange' Film Has Its Director Confirmed: Scott Derrickson Takes the Helm

Who is the new director for the Doctor Strange film? Just like magic, the upcoming Marvel "Doctor Strange" film now has its director attached.

Arizona Woman Gets Life in Prison for Killing Husband With a Hammer: 36-Year-Old Mother Claims Self-Defense

Marissa Devault from Arizona was sentenced to life in prison on Friday for killing her husband with a hammer.

Alec Baldwin Given Keys to City in Rhode Island: Actor Donated $10,000 to Central Falls Library

Though Alec Baldwin may have had issues with law enforcement in New York City in the past, the 56-year-old actor is being praised in Rhode Island for his generous works and contributions.

Melissa McCarthy Starts Plus-Size Clothing Line: 6 Designers Refused to Dress Her for Oscars Because of Size

The actress says she is disappointed most of the time when she goes shopping. Actress Melissa McCarthy from the show "Mike and Molly" is posing a challenge to the fashion designers who declined to dress her for the Oscars awards night.

Maternity Store Pulls Offensive T-shirt From Stores: Pregnant Women Found $48 Shirts Offensive

Popular Maternity store “A Pea in the Pod” is currently under fire for selling questionable T-shirts that poke fun at a pregnant woman’s body size and promotes being skinny.

Alien Life Likely to Be Discovered Within 20 Years: Researchers and Scientists Think So

How soon? So the age-old question of "Are we alone in the universe?" might very well be answered.

Maya Angelou Memorial Service: First Lady, Oprah, Among Others to Honor Poet

Today, Maya Angelou’s friends, including former President Bill Clinton, Oprah and first lady Michelle Obama, all traveled to Winston Salem to pay respect to the great doctor who has left behind an even greater legacy.

Video Game Culture Seeps Into Interactive Lives: Escape Rooms and Novels Highlight Trend

How does the video game life impact and influence our own? What is an "Escape Room"? Some of you aware of the holodecks and holosuites from the TV series "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and "Star Trek: Deep Space 9," respectively.

Latinas Most Likely Group to Experience Street Harassment at Young Age, Most Fearful of Escalation

A full 45 percent of Hispanics surveyed for a new report said they had experienced verbal harassment, and 33 percent indicated that they'd experienced physically aggressive harassment.

Father's Day 2014: Top 8 Cheap Gift Ideas for Dad on His Special Day

You don't have to spend an arm and a leg to make Dad happy. Strapped for cash but still want to get your Dad an awesome Father's Day gift? Then look no further than this guide.

Children Benefit From Early Exposure to Bacteria and Allergens: Study

A new study published Friday in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology has found that exposing infants to allergens and bacteria during the first year of life can greatly reduce their chances of developing allergies and asthma.

Religion Facts, List & Comparison: Islam is Second-Most Practiced Religion in the US

More than three-quarters of American citizens identify themselves as belonging to the Christian faith with the majority identified as Protestants, according to The Washington Post.

Money Online 2014: Does Wealth Lead to Happiness? Somewhat, Poll Says

The old saying that "Money can't buy happiness," is only somewhat true. The old saying that "Money can't buy happiness" is only somewhat true.

African American Employee Records Supervisor Threatening to Hang Him for Drinking Out of 'White People' Fountain

After several months of being subjected to racist remarks and discrimination, an Africa-American Tennessee worker released phone recordings that revealed his supervisor threatening to hang him for drinking water out of a "white people" only fountain.

Good Morning America's Robin Roberts to Receive the 2014 Walter Cronkite Award

“Good Morning America” anchor Robin Roberts will be the 2014 recipient of the Walter Cronkite award for her excellence in journalism.

Puerto Rican Day Parade Pre-celebration Held by NYC Officials to Honor Calle 13 as the 'Kings of the Parade'

The Spanish-language rappers that make up the duo Calle 13 -- frontman René Pérez Joglar and his brother Eduardo Cabra -- will be honored in New York City Thursday for their social activism and commentary on injustice, inequality and Puerto Rican issues, BuzzFeed reported.

These Three Issues Are More Important to Latinos Than Immigration Reform

Even with all of the discussions and debates among policy makers over the last few years about immigration reform and the continual deportation of the immigrant community, immigration isn't the most important issue to the Latinos. In fact, Latino leaders say they believe that the hard-eyed focus on immigration reform is "crowding out other issues facing the Latino community." So what really concerns Latinos?

World Environment Day 2014 Theme & Events: United Nations Warns Sea Level Rise Could Wash Away Small Island Nations

June 5 is the United Nation's World Environment Day. This year, the event is being hosted by Barbados as the event focuses on small islands at risk of being washed away by rising sea levels.

Whitney Houston News & House: Fan Buys 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' Star's Mansion for $1.5 Million

Thirty-three-year-old emergency room physician and real-estate tycoon Matthew Krauthamer purchased the legendary singer’s mansion for $1.5 million.

Hillary Clinton on Monica Lewinsky Scandal: Former Secretary of State Says She Has Moved on

Despite Lewinsky’s attempt to come forward and finally speak out about what happened, Clinton’s wife and former U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton is going on record to say that she’s completely over it and has moved on from the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
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