Holiday parties can suck—but they don't have to if you know what you're doing.

If you only watch one clip from this year's Soul Train Awards (currently airing on BET), it should be this utterly confounding bit of nonsense from Mike Tyson. Tyson hit the stage ostensibly to promote his Adult Swim show Mike Tyson Mysteries, and in the process bumbled all over it for about a minute.

Kirk Douglas you can die now if you want, People magazine already published.

Nancy Snyderman, NBC's chief medical correspondent who got busted sneaking out of Ebola quarantine last month, was supposed to return to the network in November. She hasn't been heard from since.

It's been a year since Miriam Carey was shot dead by Secret Service agents outside the Capitol, and as the Washington Post points out in a new investigation into the incident, many aspects of her death still make no sense.

A Michigan man was stopped and questioned by police last week after "nervous" passersby called 911 to report he was "walking with his hands in his pockets."

You know the feeling: Sure, it's been a fun night out, but you have to work in six hours and you're fading fast. Then suddenly—like a kind of magic—Your Jam comes on and instantly you're back howling with the best of them.

City leaders say Darren Wilson, who finally resigned from the Ferguson police force Saturday, will not be receiving severance pay, pension checks, or any other benefits.

Two artists who worked on Shia LeBeouf's #IAMSORRY project released identical statements on Sunday that seemed to confirm the actor's recent claim that he had been sexually assaulted during his performance.

A long-lost Hungarian masterpiece was hiding in plain sight all along—as a prop on the set of the Stuart Little movie.

On Sunday, Thanksgiving travelers flying out of Chicago's Midway International took to social media to document the airport's Kafkaesque security lanes, which reportedly stretched over a mile long this morning.

Passengers were evacuated from an American Airlines flight at New York's JFK airport Sunday morning as police investigate a bomb threat onboard.

It took a dozen police officers to calm down a drunken Australian wedding celebration that ended with the bride in the hospital and the groom and best man under arrest Friday.

Following up on an earlier "Public Statement" that revealed he was "penniless" and had been living in his truck, Creed signer Scott Stapp uploaded two more rambling videos this week, discussing his financial troubles, the removal of God from American life and the vengeance soon to find those who have wronged him.

A TV actor and model was hospitalized with a broken arm after he was hit by a car and attacked by an allegedly drunk driver in a parking lot on Thanksgiving.

Authorities in Afghanistan are investigating a bizarre incident involving a wild bird outfitted with explosives and surveillance equipment* found walking along a road, NBC News reports.

A New Hampshire man faces charges of burglary, cruelty to animals and simple assault after police say he broke into his neighbor's apartment to strangle Oreo the Shih Tzu, seen above.

Darren Wilson has reportedly announced his resignation from the Ferguson, Missouri, police department, issuing a letter in which he writes that "my continued employment may put the residents and police officers of the City of Ferguson at risk, which is a circumstance that I cannot allow."

A Texas cop is facing charges after he allegedly shot a female driver in a road rage incident earlier this month.

Authorities in Atlanta are searching for a killer that could be targeting people sleeping outside after two homeless men were found murdered this week under troublingly similar circumstances, WXIA‑TV reports.