A prominent fashion designer has sparked outrage in Chile by dressing up models like the Virgin Mary — in some cases with ample, near-naked breasts.

AC Milan midfielder Kaka has given the permission to join Manchester City after the club increased their offer to a staggering £243 million.

Katia Verber is one woman who’s not feeling the economic woes. She rides a Bentley…

Famed American artist Andrew Wyeth, best known for his painting of a disabled young woman in a field, “Christina’s World,” has died at his home in Philadelphia early Friday. He was 91.

Star Wars Trilogy, as told by someone who’s never seen it.

Martian methane was detected in 2003 using ground-based telescopes, but some scientists said it could have been dumped on the planet by comets. The latest discovery is an indication that it is actually produced on the Red Planet.

Confessions of a Shopaholic star Isla Fisher takes the February 2009 cover of Allure magazine and she’s stunning!

On Wednesday night in Dublin, a Becks and Posh inspired musical using plot bits from some classic works by William Shakespeare saw its world premiere.

In his final address to Americans Thursday night, President George W. Bush offered a defense of his widely unpopular administration. The 13-minute farewell address was a solemn, gentle defense and reflection of his two-term presidency.
Bush told his fellow citizens he was proud of his country and admitted that during his presidency, he made decisions that some perceived otherwise. He is said he was nevertheless proud of his administration.
“Like all who have held this office before me, I have experienced setbacks,” Bush said last night from the East Room of the …

A US Airways Airbus 320 carrying 155 people on a domestic flight crashed into Hudson River off Westside Manhattan minutes after it took off on Thursday but all aboard miraculously escaped as the freezing waters rose around them.

President-elect Barack Obama declared on Wednesday that his administration will go after Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and stop the radical group from using the Afghan-Pakistani border as sanctuary to execute terrorist attacks.
Obama said that Al-Qaeda and Bin Laden remain the “number one threat” to US security, after a new voice recording emerged from the terror group’s leader.
“Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda are our number one threat when it comes to American security,” Obama told reporters. We’re going to do everything in our power to make sure that they cannot …