A man with a five-inch knife sticking on his chest casually entered a Michigan diner, ordered coffee then sat down and waited for the paramedics whom he have called via 911 minutes earlier.

Speculations continue to boil as the brother of Simon Cowell announces that the blunt and harsh commentating American Idol (AI) judge would be leaving the show after season 9.

Conservative Alabama representative Parker Griffith has switched sides from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party Tuesday, December 22, after opposing several of President Barack Obama’s top domestic agenda policies.

Microsoft lost a court battle regarding one of the features of Microsoft Word 2007 that infringes a patent held by a Canadian company. It was ordered to remove the said features or else the company will no longer be allowed to sell Word or Microsoft Office 2007 by January 11, 2010.

Family Guy’s Stewie Griffin paid a visit to the Ed Sullivan Theater Monday, to present David Letterman’s Top Ten List.

Real Betis striker Sergio Garcia netted a brace as Catalonia beat an experimental Argentina squad 4-2. The Albicelestes entered the match without their two icons, Lionel Messi and coach Diego Maradona.

Thomas Heatherwick, a London based designer has designed a biomass power station for the bank of the river Tees in United Kingdom.

Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and the Black Eyed Peas are among the stars that will be performing at the 52nd Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on January 31.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating the case, but it was unclear whether the hackers gained access to the bank’s systems directly or through third parties.

2010 is just days away and we will literally wave goodbye to year 2009. As a tribute, Whirled Interactive created a video to showcase the year’s most memorable moments. It highlights the best and worst moments of 2009. It’s a year-end review video, Google Wave style. Video after the jump…