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From the movie tickets to the large bucket of popcorn, watching a movie in a theater can be a pricey experience.

A New York state judge has ruled that Putnam County must give public information on names and addresses of pistol-permit holders to The Journal News, but the county is seeking a stay pending appeal, the County Clerk said.

British financier Guy Hands has ended his long-running U.S. lawsuit accusing Citigroup Inc of defrauding him into buying music company EMI Group Ltd but plans to keep pursuing the case in England.

It is the news Michael Jackson fans have been waiting for - but those desperate for a new album by the King of Pop may have to buy a new mobile phone to hear it.

Phillip Phillips was full of surprises when he sat down to chat with The Hollywood Reporter right after premiering his new single, "Raging Fire," on Thursday's live results show, especially when it came to how he felt during his American Idol performance, his latest release, watching his progress on the charts and hearing "Home" on the Summer ... (more)

Pusha T is also a wrestling fan, calling Ric Flair 'the first rapper,' but in wrestling form.

Merchants in Florida and two other states have filed lawsuits challenging laws against charging customers extra for credit card purchases.

Emily Piriz 's American Idol journey began when she was six years old, sitting at home in Hialeah, Fla., watching Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini competing on season one.

Time Magazine is giving its site a facelift after Time Inc. spins out from its parent company, Time Warner.

Evidence continues to point to single motherhood as a link to poverty, yet single motherhood is on the rise.

It appears a man working at a West Seneca flower shop has left dozens of brides-to-be in the lurch after taking their money and not delivering on his promises - and it doesn't appear to be the first time.

West Coast party rapper ScHoolboy Q, who this week hit a high mark by snagging the No.

Armen Keteyian, who has owned a home in New Canaan, turns 61 on Thursday. The television sports journalist was born March 6, 1953, in Detroit.

As forecast, ScHoolboy Q's major-label debut,"Oxymoron," bows at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, selling 139,000 copies in the week ending March 2, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

Billionaires Patrick Drahi and Martin Bouygues are set for a competitive bidding war for Vivendi SA's French phone unit SFR in what could be one of the biggest financing deals in Europe this year.

News that United Nations envoy Robert Serry had been kidnapped or detained in Crimea spread through the UN press briefing room in New York on Wednesday morning, minutes before a previously scheduled telephone question and answer session with UN Deputy Secretary General Jan Eliasson from Kiev.

Alice Hoagland poses for a portrait as she sits on a memorial bench for her son, Mark Bingham, at Redwood Estates in Los Gatos, Calif.

NEIL CAVUTO: Bailouts from cradle to grave, Connecticut Democrats pushing for the government to pay for diapers for low-income families with babies.

Firefighters were able to quickly put out a fire late Tuesday night at the Life Church in northwest Oklahoma City.

In a music market solidly dominated by K-pop and other local music trends, the international music scene is still looking to make its artists known in Korea.