A seventh grader from Calgary who stopped a bully from stabbing a classmate was reprimanded by the school for his act of bravery and sent home.

For months, people have been speculating about just what kind of tiny beast was growing inside of Kim Kardashian's stomach. A boy? A girl? An accordion? Negative space? Turns out it's a girl.

Dana, a 21-year-old from Illinois, was profiled on MTV's True Life: I'm Too Beautiful over the weekend. Of course, by participating in this show, she set herself up for a chorus of, "Nuh-uhs." Though the aspiring profesional wrestler does what she can to optimize her beauty (she figures the breast implants that she wants will push her from a "10" to a "200"), she also bemoans it and its drawbacks: hundreds of Facebook friend requests, unwanted attention from men, the men whose attention she does want not taking her seriously, female haters and tension with her sister.

Democratic New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg passed away this morning of viral pneumonia. He was 89.

Carmel High School senior Chelsea Blaney was just trying to show some school spirit when she posted a yearbook photo of the couple deemed cutest by the graduating class of 2013.

An undated photo of an unidentified Taco Bell employee getting unhygienically intimate with a stack of taco shell was posted yesterday evening to the Taco Bell Facebook page along with the caption, "This sure says a lot about your employees, food treatment, and what they post on the internet."

Diogo Mello has been performing covers of Beatles songs with his dad since practically birth.

With temperatures soaring over 90 degrees, New Yorkers faced the hottest weekend yet this year—and the most violent. In 48 hours, over four boroughs, 25 people were shot, including a 15-year-old protecting an infant and an 11-year-old paralyzed by a stray bullet.

What would you do if your cymbal broke in the middle of a rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner? Probably nothing as graceful as this awkward kid's beautiful recovery.

A 23-year-old woman gave birth to naturally-conceived quintuplets in Prague on Sunday. Officials say it's the first time in Czech Republic history that such a birth has occurred.

The Wrap is reporting that Nikki Finke has been fired from Deadline Hollywood for, among other things, sending emails saying “I'm going to f—- you.” UPDATE: An editor at Deadline published the company's official response, which calls The Wrap's report "libelous, false, and defamatory."

Just over a week ago, Amanda Bynes was arrested for (allegedly) throwing a bong from a window in her luxury midtown Manhattan apartment. That arrest led to a bizarre court appearance, which was followed by claims of sexual harassment at the hands of the NYPD, a strange Twitter battle with Rihanna, and an announcement that she was taking up rapping. As a result of all this strange behavior, the management at Bynes's apartment has reportedly evicted Bynes from the building.

After Earth bombed at box office this weekend, grossing just $27 million and finishing in third place behind Now You See Me and Fast & Furious 6. The last Will Smith summer film not to debut No.1 was 1993's Made in America.

According to an intriguing but frustratingly vague report in the Daily Mail, UK Prime Minister David Cameron and his office at No. 10 Downing Street are in the midst of dealing with a sex scandal described by the Mail's sources as “stunn[ing],” “dynamite,” “a complete mess” and “of great personal distress to innocent parties.” But what's the scandal, and who exactly does it involve? No one who knows is saying, at least not publicly.

On Thursday, 13-year-old Arvind Mahankali won the Scripps National Spelling Bee with the word "knaidel," a Yiddish word meaning a matzoh ball or dumpling put into soup.

Americans are not a joyful lot at the moment, with only 33 percent of Americans reporting that they were very happy in a recent poll.

Cell phones are great. But they are also replaceable. And certainly not worth dying for.

If you're smart, you have a different password for your email, Facebook, work email, etc. If you're dumb and lazy (like me) you have the same password for each, but still, sometimes it escapes you.

Prison gangs and entrepreneurial criminals are shifting from drugs into a new racket — cigarettes.

Beautiful photographs of black Chicago in the 1970s, taken by trailblazing Pulitzer winner John H. White, who was laid off by the Chicago Sun-Times last week.