A long time ago, Bonnie Fuller was the editor of real (if vapid) celebrity rags like Star and Us Weekly. But now she's just the editor of a very pink website called HollywoodLife.com, and the author of bizarre celebrity conspiracy theory columns. And a simpleton pundit for the most gullible elements of the advertising industry!

The Royals are expected to do something now and then, and nothing says "I happen to be partying in New York" like Prince Harry taking a somewhat tardy disaster tour of the New Jersey shoreline devastated by Hurricane Sandy seven months ago.

It looks like Wayne Brady is going to have to choke a bitch after all.

If there's one thing that the State of California wants in a drug and alcohol counselor, it's a spotless past free of crime. So the state was appalled to learn that felons may be counseling people about drugs. Do we want to live in a society that legalizes speaking from experience?

A Rangeview High School employee who moonlights as an armed security guard accidentally shot a student to whom he was giving a ride home yesterday.

Testing his pal Adam Savage's Sony FS700 high speed camcorder, video producer Joey Fameli of Tested decided to train the lens on his cat Peaches and his one-eared dog Lucky while the play-fought, and then slow the whole thing down and add some dramatic music.

In a Badlands-style murder, a 19-year-old Maryland man has been charged with stabbing the father of his girlfriend, a real-estate agent and local blogger, who was popular among Ellicott City residents.

The list of the most bikeable cities in the U.S. is exactly what you thought it would be.

Creole-language pop star turned North Miami mayoral candidate Anna L. Pierre, RN, says she has God on her side.

France is planning a tax on smartphones, tablets, and a bevy of other internet-linked devices in order to fund the production of French art, film, and music. This tax could charge up to four percent on the sale of these devices, starting as soon as next year.

But is it the secret recipe? Cliff Kluge of Ringgold, Georgia, believes it is, and has already put it up for sale on eBay.

It's a tale as old as time. Cat goes up tree, cop climbs tree to save cat. Cop get stuck in tree, firefighters must save cat, cop.

A new UN report finds that insects, our six-legged friends, could help solve world hunger — if only we got over ourselves and started eating them.

Russia's Federal Security Service has detained an American citizen who is being accused of trying to recruit a Russian intelligence officer to work for the CIA.

On Saturday, drivers in Charlotte, North Carolina encountered an unusual sight alongside Providence Road: a family of four, led by their grandmother, was walking along the road, entirely naked.

The Russian spacecraft carrying Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield and two others has landed safely in Kazakhstan. While in orbit Hadfield became an internet sensation, most recently for his amazing cover of David Bowie's "Space Oddity."

A driver was arrested and charged with DUI after taking a group of students on a terrifying ride to their prom. The 23 high school students first noticed something was off when Richard L. Madison, 54, was over half an hour late picking them up. Their suspicions were confirmed once Madison reportedly drove into a ditch, across several lanes of traffic, and over two medians.

Big day for heroic firefighters: In Georgia, firefighters received an award from PETA for rescuing ducklings from a storm drain. Meanwhile, in New York City, the FDNY had to rescue an NYPD officer and a cat stuck 30 feet up in a tree.

The mummified remains of a Chicana author, activist, and teacher were found inside her Santa Fe, New Mexico home last week. Authorities and family members believe the body of Barbara Salinas-Norman may have been inside the home for over a year.

Dr. Joyce Brothers, the celebrity psychologist who came to pop-culture prominence in the late 1950s, died today in New York City. She was 85.