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First New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was rejected by Bruce Springsteen. Now another liberal musician has spurned the advances of a Republican politician-fan.

From New York to Copenhagen, protesters decry punk band's 2-year sentence

The islands of the Torres Strait are mere specks in the treacherous seas between Australia's Cape York Peninsula and Papua New Guinea.

A quip by Al Roker may have hit too close to home for NBC's Today show team. Roker, Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie and Tamron Hall were interviewing members of the U.S.

John Slattery is taking time out from Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce to hang out with the Bluths.

Hollywood packs up the capes and tights and offers some fun for grownups

A group of Russian anti-gay activists sued American pop star Madonna for $10 million on Friday, saying she had insulted their feelings when she spoke out for gay rights at a concert in St. Petersburg last week.

Britain has placed a temporary export ban on a key Picasso painting that had been on loan to a public gallery since 1974, before its aristocratic owners decided to put it up for sale.

Country pop singer Taylor Swift has shot to the top of iTunes in 25 countries with her new single We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, and is poised for a record digital sales debut on the Billboard chart.

Singer Paul McCartney said on Thursday he hoped Russia would not punish members of punk band Pussy Riot, on trial for bursting into Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral in balaclavas and bright tights and taunting the Kremlin from the altar.