In news that gives new meaning to the title of Quiet Riot's classic Metal Health LP, NME reports that Swedish doctors have diagnosed what seems to be the world's first official case of heavy metal addiction.
Say it ain't so Phil!!
Phil Rudd, the drummer for legendary Australian rock band AC/DC, has been charged in New Zealand with attempting to arrange the murders of two people.
The New Zealand Herald reported that the 60-year-old appeared in court Thursday morning in Tauranga, on the country's North Island...
A female pilot has led United Arab Emirates air strikes that targeted Islamic State jihadists in Syria as part of the US-led campaign against extremists.
Major Mariam al-Mansouri, 35, "led the squadron" of UAE fighter jets that participated in raids Tuesday against the extremists, an Emirati source familiar with the matter said...
In true Kim Jong Un fashion, North Korea has resulted to throwing personal insults to prominent politicians from rival countries. This time targeting U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry by calling him a "Wolf" with "A hideous lantern jaw"...
A Frontier Airlines flight from Washington to Denver was diverted to Cheyenne because of bad weather. The plane was stuck on the ground for nearly two hours.
The food on board was gone, so the pilot decided to order pizzas for everyone...
The online auction juggernaut Ebay was recently hacked. And by recently, I mean sometime between late February and early March according to Ebay spokespeople.
Someone was able to gain access to encrypted passwords but luckily, everyone's financial information (credit cards, bank account info etc) is stored on another server that was untouched...
How much are those Twitter followers really worth?
A 14-year-old girl from the Netherlands was arrested on Monday after tweeting a terror threat to American Airlines and marveling at the Twitter followers that she attracted because of it...
Amazon wants to be the brain -- and the heart -- inside your big-screen TV.
On Wednesday the company introduced a small black box called Amazon Fire TV that enables television sets to access Internet programming, including streaming shows from its Amazon Prime subscription service, and a giant library of video games...