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The New Horizons proble is sending back incredible pictures of Jupiter, including a close encounter look at the planet's "Little Red Spot" and the birth of a volcano on a near-by moon.
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White Stripes promises to play unique venues in cities they've never played before, including every province and territory in Canada.
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Pop princess Britney Spears is getting back in the game with three secret shows booked as "The M+M's." The secret was out after the first show Tuesday as news stations covered the event.
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Here's a list of top reasons video games are actually good for you, and why you should hope your doctor is a gamer.
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Baby boomers are facing the unique challenge of caring for their children and their parents. iVillage Live offers tips for staying sane in a multi-generation household.
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Is a the new "Month of ActiveX Bugs" attack campaign a copycat, or is it for real? Anti-virus experts disagree.
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A new game takes a novel approach to the conflict in the Middle East. Rather than destroying the enemy, to win, there must be peace.
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The two royal brothers discuss "absolutely everything" in a revealing interview to air May 7.
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Whippets bred for racing were found to have a mutated gene that makes them fast. The discovery could have a huge impact on the athletic world.
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Does being left-handed mean you have one-foot already in the grave? There is surprising evidence to support the theory that lefties have a shorter lifespan. But some experts aren't so sure.
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You really are what you eat, and author of "The Orgasmic Diet" offers help for those struggling in the sack.
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I always knew nuts were good for you...but thanks to a new study, the case for nuts is growing stronger.
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R&B singer R. Kelly and Jive Records will release an inspirational song for Virginia Tech victims. One hundred percent of proceeds will be donated to support the victims' families.
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"Speare," a new video game that teaches about Shakespeare, takes advantage of studies that have shown that children learn faster when they are taught using a hands-on, or interactive, approach.
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"24's" leading man is virtually indestructible on the show, but in real life actor Kiefer Sutherland is feeling his age.
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Ellen DeGeneres has injured her back and was forced to bed rest. But the show must go on, and she'll take her hosting job lying down.
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A veteran trapeze artist performing without a net fell head first to his death Monday. The accident occurred on Children's Day in front of an audience of more than 500 children and parents.
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The human language is no monkey business... or is it?
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Is it entertainment or is it just plain dumb? A man climbs a ladder and attempt to stop a ceiling fan in full motion with his tongue.
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Kiwifruit may not be one of your first choices when it comes to buying fruit, but when you read this you might think again.
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