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The internet is on fire about the new move trailer for Disney's (NYSE:DIS) "Tron: Legacy" due out in December, but there's also the killer PS3 / XBOX360 title "Tron: Evolution" that fans can get their hands on come November.

Good vibes for Artie fans as news has been sparse over the past few weeks, but Rosie O'Donnell released a morsel of information on the status of the Howard Stern Show sidekick during her appearance on Thursday's Late Night with Craig Ferguson.

The fear and panic of shark attacks has returned to Miami just as if "Jaws" from the 1970's has returned to the ocean.  Stephen Howard Schafer, 38, died of shark bites Wednesday off the coast of Stuart, about 100 miles north of Miami.

Few people expect luxury while flying, but these days, even the basics seem to be in bad shape. It's not uncommon to find your tray table broken, the in-flight entertainment system not working and your seat cushion worn -- all of which can make you think, how old is this plane anyway?

Cameron Douglas, the eldest son of Oscar winner Michael Douglas, pleaded guilty in a New York courtroom Wednesday to distributing a large quantity of crystal meth, a charge that carries a mandatory 10-year prison sentence. Douglas, 31, told a federal judge that he had became involved in drug dealing after 2006.

The ridiculous cast of 'Jersey Shore' wants more money for Season 2, the current offer is now $10K per cast member.

Jack Bauer is back tonight on FOX and once again, he'll be saving the world because as we have all learned from the world that is "24" -- we need Bauer.

The wait is over, Jimi Hendrix's "Valleys of Neptune", a 12-track collection of previously unheard or rarely heard tunes culled from some of the last sessions of the artist's life will be released on March 9, on the 40th anniversary of Hendrix' death.  

Marvel Entertainment (NYSE:MVL) sued the heirs of the comic book artist Jack Kirby on Friday to end the family’s recent efforts to regain long-term rights to some of Marvel’s most popular characters.

Artie Lang, according to a New York Post Page Six source, the troubled comic and “Howard Stern Show” regular attempted to take his own life over the weekend.