Director Blake Edwards dies.
Hidden above Manhattan, a gay son's link to his dad.
Baldness solution in five years? Hair follicles grown from stem cells.
Aphrodite statue and mosaic floor thought to be from Roman bathhouse wash up in Israel after storm.
Prince Harry had an affair with D.C. housewife Cat.
Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards nominees announced.
Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI), the next chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, says Wikileaks soldier Bradley Manning should be executed: "death penalty clearly should be considered here…If they won't charge him with treason, they ought to charge him with murder."
Saturn's moon Titan thought to have massive volcanoes which spew ice.
Heterosexual couples flocking to civil unions, which were created for gay couples, in France: "Whatever their reasons, and they vary widely, French couples are increasingly shunning traditional marriages and opting instead for civil unions, to the point that there are now two civil unions for every three marriages."
Mariah Carey is having twins.
Get your beauty sleep.
Trey Songz says he won't let gay rumors bother him: "Let them talk man. I remember the actual day [I found out]. I was with my manager and he was like, 'You heard about this? We didn't know that.' I was hot about it because I love the ladies. "What I've learnt in this business is that people will make up their own reality of whatever they want to. What I encourage my fans and people to do is… you can't allow what someone else says to be your truth."
Man hatches undercover plan to prove UPS employees stole his laptop computer.
Gavin Henson wants to be your Christmas pin-up.
Chris Colfer: Best Supporting Actress?
Meghan McCain: My father will filibuster DADT repeal.
Formal apology recommended in Atlanta Eagle police raid case: "A financial settlement with the Eagle Bar will be followed by a formal apology from Atlanta city government. That is the recommendation of Atlanta's public safety panel."
David Beckham trying out a new look.
Gays not a part of Sarah Palin's America: "Never once in 'America by Heart' does Palin use the words homosexual, gay or lesbian. She does, however, hint at what she thinks of sexual minorities. 'When it comes to raising good citizens,' she writes, 'all 'lifestyle choices” are not equal.'"
Halifax radio station changes holiday ad after complaints: "On Wednesday, Q104 agreed to change a promotional advertisement for the station that elicited an allegation that it negatively stereotyped gay people. The station's management consented to alter the in-house radio ad after the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project issued a news release and set up a Facebook page about it. According to Q104, the offending ad said: 'We'll deck the halls, but we draw the line at gay apparel.'"
