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Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan was critically injured Saturday after a tractor-trailer rammed into his chauffeured limousine bus, setting off a chain-reaction crash that left one member of his entourage dead and two others seriously hurt, authorities said.
This week one pop star reveals all (literally), another is released from jail, and another faces racism allegations.
The eighth installment in this franchise is just the thing the Wii U needs to get out of its funk. The console's been bogged down by headlines about its poor sales and even calls for Nintendo to pull a Sega and kill the Wii U off Dreamcast-style.
Michael Egan accused David Neuman of abusing him during trips to Hawaii in 1999.
A U.S. flag from one of the thousands of Allied ships that delivered troops to the Normandy beaches sold for $350,000 at a New York City auction of hundreds of D-Day and other World War II artifacts a day before the 70th anniversary of the history-changing invasion.
CBS' primetime schedule this summer gives you the perfect reason to stay in during those hot, humid summer nights.
For the Calder family, the "Frozen" frenzy began when the Disney movie came out in late 2013 and they took their 7-year-old daughter Caroline to see it in the theater.
Jonah Hill has apologized for using a gay slur with a paparazzo in an encounter caught on video.
CBSSacramento visitors got their fill of clouds, taxi cabs and a farm reunion. But no clapping.
The Virginia medical examiner's office says Dave Brockie, the frontman for the heavy metal band GWAR, died of an accidental heroin overdose.
Silence your cellphone. Save the movie commentary for later. And if you know someone who aims a laser pointer at an airplane, give us a call.
While taking shots at Jann Wenner, Patti Smith and others, Stanley reaffirmed his speech at the Rock Hall induction ceremony and clarifies that it was Gene Simmons, not him, who said those 'borderline racist' comments.
CBS will air an exclusive one-hour look back special,"Under The Dome: Inside Chester's Mill" on Monday, June 23rd ahead of the season two premiere.
Angelina Jolie scared up $69.4 million over the weekend for Disney's "Maleficent," trouncing the other new wide-release, Seth MacFarlane's comic Western "A Million Ways to Die in the West." The Universal comedy opened with $16.8 million.
Two suspects broke into Cyrus' North Hollywood home last week and stole jewelry and her 2014 Maserati.
