Best-Selling Author Tom Clancy Dies At 66
Best-selling author Tom Clancy died Tuesday in a Baltimore hospital, it was announced Wednesday.
Watch CBS News
Best-selling author Tom Clancy died Tuesday in a Baltimore hospital, it was announced Wednesday.
Although the notion of spending a night in a room with a twisted past might not seem appealing, many hotels reap bigger rewards due to the notoriety. Check out these eerie hotel rooms - just in time for Halloween.
Producer Mark Trombino is opening up a Highland Park donut shop that's a nod to his punk past.
For as many real and pseudo celebrities there are in Los Angeles, there are even more delebs (dead celebrities) buried beneath its hallowed grounds and surrounds.
"The Mentalist" has more twists and turns than the 405 Freeway. And it's a much more fun ride.
The wife of an ex-member of the rock band Third Eye Blind has been arrested after she was accused of kidnapping her own daughter who is at the center of a custody dispute in Nevada.
A new study suggests the proliferation of gay and transgender characters in films and television shows has not prevented gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender actors from experiencing discrimination in Hollywood.
After a more than 30 year absence, Oscar-winner Robin Williams is returning to series television.
Jurors in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of the late Michael Jackson began deliberating the case Thursday following the conclusion of closing arguments.
CBS says "Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston is coming back to "How I Met Your Mother."
The son of late singer Marvin Gaye announced earlier this week that he's been receiving dialysis for renal failure for three years.
Attorneys for AEG Live Wednesday began their closing arguments in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of the late Michael Jackson.
Troubled NBA basketball star Lamar Odom has finally broken his silence on Twitter after being arrested for DUI in August.
A Justin Timberlake show in Hollywood Tuesday night, which was part of ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" concert series, drew thousands of fans.
Paparazzi and others who harass the children of public figures will face tougher penalties under legislation that California Gov. Jerry Brown signed Tuesday.
