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Former "Full House" star denies the rumor, Sheen says the actor doesn't have what it takes

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Tanning beds linked to melanoma and other skin cancers

A reporter from 1010 WINS, a local news-radio station, dropped by the office the other day to interview me about great places to work. She had perused Inc.com and was impressed, she said, with the quality and quantity of articles on the subject

Publisher makes it official: Bristol Palin memoir, "Not Afraid of Life," will hit shelves this summer

The French fashion house says it is in the process of firing the creative director

We've seen creepy Facebook apps designed to help you automatically track someone's relationship status so that you'll be the first to know when he or she is single, but an app called WaitingRoom is taking things further: It's actually helping you encourage a breakup.

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The clothes, the glamour, the shows are all heavily covered in the media, but where does a fashionista stay when visiting New York, London, Milan and Paris for fashion week?

Male expert Donny Deutsch responds to those hard-to-answer questions from female viewers, giving his advice from a man's perspective. (TODAY show)

Heated pools, massage salons and a-la-carte menus are de rigueur at luxury hotels across the world, but in one exclusive Paris establishment, the difference is the guests: they have four legs.

With all the emphasis on “date night,” you’d think the only way to get close to your honey is to huddle together alone. But a new study suggests that bringing another couple on your date adds zing to your own relationship.

Genetically modified plants grown from seeds engineered in laboratories now provide much of the food Americans eat. Most corn, soybean and cotton crops grown in the United States have been genetically modified to resist pesticides or insects, and corn and soy are common food ingredients.