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Charging for carry-ons and soft drinks is paying off: Airlines are set to profit $9 billion this year.

Global warming is always getting a bad rap. Sure, entire nations are drowning in rising sea levels and whatnot, but there's some good news: The number of bubonic plague cases in the U.S. is dropping thanks to... global warming.

Philippe Croizon, the 42-year-old quadruple amputee who on Saturday swam across the English Channel in just over 13 hours, says he wants to cross the Strait of Gibraltar between Spain and Morocco: "We all have it in ourselves." [AP]

In yet another video from Taiwan's Next Media Animation, Paris Hilton's gift for getting off easy on drug charges is examined through CGI. In it, Paris sells out her friends and sniffs Comet while cleaning a toilet for community service.

Who: Seymour is a model known for her scantily clad Victoria's Secret ad campaigns, her nude portfolio in Playboy, her series of rock star boyfriends, and messy marriage to mogul/art collector Peter Brant.

With Kim Jong-il ailing, North Korea announced it will hold a Workers' Party conference next Tuesday where Kim's youngest son, Kim Jong-un is expected to be introduced as heir to the Dear Leader's throne. Kim should've picked this son instead.

Not sure why the New York Times decided to run an A14 story with the headline "Random Fact About Bill Clinton," but they should do this more often. This random fact: Clinton's favorite TV commercial is an ESPN spot.

A lot of Germans are not happy that Google is about to start mapping their streets for Google Street View. More than 100,000 have taken up Google's offer to obscure their homes on Street View maps.

NYPD has installed as many as 500 cameras in three of New York's busiest subway stations: Grand Central, Penn Station and Times Square. So, no more peeing off the platform when you're drunk, even if no one's around.

[The Space Shuttle Discovery is rolled out to the launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida (Pic by Getty)]

FOX's new show Lone Star has gotten some of the best reviews of the season. Does this show, about a conman leading two lives, live up to its expectations?

Bethany Storro, the woman who faked her own acid attack, has been charged with three counts of theft "from people or companies acting as Good Samaritans," including $1,000 sent by a California woman, and a fundraiser held by Safeway.

Hell hath no fury like a sexy police detective scorned! In the season premiere, Castle becomes the prime suspect for Detective Beckett's murder investigation and the target of her anger after rejecting her at the beginning of summer.

This is a historic night! Currently, #getsomejustin is a trending topic on Twitter: It's the first Twitter trend started by Justin Bieber fans with the express intent of tormenting Justin Bieber. The Bieberacolypse has begun.

Tonight, Jon Stewart discussed Christine O'Donnell and pointed out a) Karl Rove's criticism of her, and b) Rove's subsequent flip-flip on the issue after pressure from Sarah Palin/others. Then, Stewart blew holes in the "Republicans and Tea-Baggers are different!" argument.

NBC's anticipated high-concept sci-fi show bowed tonight, beginning what NBC hopes is a long mystery that will entrance the whole world. So, now that it's here, will it be the successor to Lost that NBC hopes it will be?

The Newmans did stupid things, the mommies in the park were onto Shane, Silas still loved college, and Cesar was close to getting Nancy. The episode culminated in a ridiculous spiral fitting of this season. These spoilers are NSFW!

If you're not already following him, Steve Martin's new Twitter account is very funny.

Gossip Girl kept the world in suspense as Chuck Bass considered leaving his world to become normal guy Henry Prince. Blair Waldorf had other plans. Using her charm and some awkward banter, Blair gave Chuck a lot to consider.