“Despicable Me,” Universal’s first 3-D animated movie, pulled $60.1 million in its first weekend to dislodge “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” from the top spot at the box office.

Google will continue to exist in China after a compromise was reached between the Internet giant and the government.

Spain has now become the eighth nation to capture a FIFA World Cup title. But aside from that it has won two of the special awards being given in every staging of the competition.

A US District Court Judge granted class action certification for a lawsuit filed against carrier AT&T and electronics and software developer Apple.

Andres Iniesta’s goal in extra time catapulted Spain to World Cup glory as they defeated the Netherlands 1-0 in a foul-filled final in Johannesburg.

Colombian pop sensation Shakira will lead an all star line-up at the 2010 FIFA World Cup closing ceremony in Johannesburg and tournament organizers promise a high-tech gala two hours ahead of the highly anticipated final between Spain and the Netherlands.

Spain and the Netherlands, two of the best teams never to have won the title, will meet tonight at Soccer City in Johannesburg for the final of the 2010 World Cup. And according to FIFA, football’s world governing body, a worldwide TV audience of more than 700 million is expected to watch the highly-anticipated encounter, which kicks-off at 20:30 CET this evening.

Marvel Studios has confirmed that Edward Norton will no longer play the role of The Incredible Hulk in the film The Avengers set for release on May 4, 2012.

She took a stab at making her dreams come true and now she’s giving it back by helping another person make his or her dreams a reality.

As predicted, changes rocked the Tour de France general qualification standings on Saturday, as home bet Sylvain Chavanel won the first mountain stage on the Tour and with it regain the leader’s yellow jersey.