Chinese New Year 2012: Qing Dynasty on Show [SLIDESHOW]
The dynasty made Beijing its capital in 1644.
Newt Gingrich, Man of the Moment, Shows His Resilience
Newt Gingrich became an instant hero when he questioned the negative campaign by the media while he countered allegations of adultery.
Chinese New Year 2012: When Millions Move from Place to Place [SLIDESHOW]
Millions of workers and students are heading home across China to celebrate the Chinese New Year with their loved ones. The Year of Dragon begins on Jan. 23.
'The Birds of America' Book Goes for $7.9M at Christie's Auction
A rare first edition of John James Audobon's "The Birds of America" with life-size portrayals of more than 400 North American species was sold for $7.9 million at a Christie's auction in New York on Friday. The buyer of the book has not been identified.
U.S. Ponders Embassy Shutdown in Syria
Representative of the Arab League are likely to meet on January 21 to discuss the future course of action on Syria.
Etta James, Legendary R&B Singer, Dies Aged 73
The 73-year-old singer was suffering from leukemia.
China Looks all Geared up for Year of Dragon [SLIDESHOW]
The year of Dragon which begins on January 23 is considered the most powerful and auspicious year as per traditional Chinese belief.
Jewish School Teaches How to ‘Cure Gay’
The headteacher has denied reports that the lessons are being imposed on students.
Freestyle Skier Champion Sarah Burke Dies
The 29-year-old suffered injuries while training at the Park City Mountain Resort.
Big Brother Brazil: Reality Show in Big Trouble After Housemate is Allegedly Raped
The contestant has been thrown out of the Big Brother show after allegations of rape surfaced.
London 2012 Olympics: Traffic in London Likely to Witness Unprecedented Surge
The London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony coincides with a busy holiday weekend.
Prince Philip Resumes Official Duties
The Duke of Edinburgh attended an official dinner at Cambridge University on January 17.
White House Locked Down after 'Smoke Bomb' Scare
President Barack Obama away for Michelle's birthday celebrations as 'bomb' thrown over fence during Occupy protest.
Google backs Anti-SOPA protest, Shows Solidarity with Wikipedia
Facebook and Twitter last of the big players to stay away from protest against Sopa and Pipa.
Australian Open 2012: Andy Murray Defeats Ryan Harrison in First Round [SLIDESHOW]
The Scottish player looked a bit nervous in his first match at the Australian Open 2012.
Study Finds Babies Read Lip Movement; Autism Cases Can be Detected Early
The study can help detect Autism at an early stage
Singer Taylor Swift on Vogue Cover, Talks About Heartbreak
The singer ended her romantic ties with actor Jake Gyllenhaal in early 2011.
UK Publisher Defies Ban on Hitler's 'Mein Kampf’, to Print Excerpts
According to the publisher, people read the book and then decide to discard it.
David Cameron Reveals his Romantic Side
Despite pressures of political life, Cameron makes a point of sparing time for wife Samantha.
US: Export Growth May Boost Recovery
Despite the economic slowdown, exports of goods and services over the last twelve months have reached $2.089 trillion; an increase of 32.64 percent when compared for the same period in 2009.
Costa Concordia (2012) and Titanic (1912): An Ominous Coincidence
When the images of the sinking of the luxury liner Costa Concordia were flashed on television screens, it looked as if we were revisiting the Titanic disaster, which happened a hundred years ago.
2012 Golden Globes: Sofia Vergara Makes a Style Statement with Curves and Jewels
The "Modern Family" actress is reported to have made frequent visits to the gym before showing her curves in a strapless Vera Wang deep blue gown for the awards evening.
2012 Golden Globes: George Clooney, Meryl Streep Win Top Awards [SLIDESHOW]
George Clooney wins Best Actor Award for 'The Descendants' at 69th Golden Globe Awards and Meryl Streep takes best Actress for 'The Iron Lady'.
Ed Miliband Defends Supporting Pay Freeze
The Labour leader said it was "a hard choice," but when the choice was between protecting jobs or giving wage hikes, it was "absolutely right to prioritise employment."
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Grants Amnesty to All Political Prisoners
Assad has issued several amnesties since March, but it is believed that thousands of political activists still remain detained.
Transsexual Jackie Green Participates in Miss England Contest
Jackie was born as Jack but wanted to live like a girl. Since Jack was ten-years-old he used to dress up like a girl.
Madonna 'Failed to Pay Damages to Charity Workers'
The workers were dismissed when Madonna's idea of a school in Malawi was abandoned in March 2011.
Michelle Obama Glitters at BET Awards [SLIDESHOW]
Michelle, who came wearing a cherry red-one shoulder gown, was introduced to the stage by actress Cicely Tyson and received a standing ovation.
Taiwan: Incumbent President Ma Ying-jeou Claims Victory in Presidential Polls
Nationalist Party leader Ma Ying-jeou has reportedly got about 53 percent of votes against his nearest rival Tsai Ing-wen of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party, who won 45 percent of votes.
Kate Gets a Birthday Gift From William, a Black Labrador
The Duchess of Cambridge is often seen with the pup.