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The film has already landed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (who better suited to portray a demigod named Maui in the film than he?), who shared how thrilled he was about Cravalho’s casting on Instagram.

Yesterday the company also presented its plans to Germany’s KBA watchdog on how it intends to refit diesel vehicles and have them in compliance with emissions standards in its home country.

If Bettina’s furry little face isn’t enough to melt your heart, you’ll be glad to know this charming joey spends most of her time hugging an equally adorable stuffed kangaroo.

“We’ve always had the belief to do it, it’s just putting those performances together in a string of games”.

A threatening message turned up in a Southern Oregon University facility, prompting school officials to shutter the campus on Wednesday.

Tennessee’s Lieutenant Governor has encouraged Christian residents in the country to purchase a firearm after the recent shooting in Roseburg, Oregon that left nine dead.

This was all the impetus James Corden needed to have his guests join him in a soap opera sketch.

Nobody would be surprised if Kris Jenner and her boy toy have already tied the knot.

Bryant assistant coach Chris Burns recently penned a column for Outsports.com in which he publicly came forward as a gay man. He is now the only openly-gay coach in Division I men’s basketball.

A almost 800-pound man is back in the hospital after being briefly kicked out for ordering a pizza.

Opinions vary on the University of Texas at Arlington campus about the topic of Campus Carry – the law that will allow licensed people to carry concealed handguns onto public college campuses beginning in the fall of 2016.

In addition, defense lawyers argue, the attempt by prosecutors to punish a lawful act – a governor wielding his veto power – violates the separation of powers among the branches of government as established by the Texas Constitution.

Paul Simon and Brad Paisley were both involved in the 2015 Country Music Hall of Fame All for the Hall benefit.

The bill, SB 350, builds on California’s current 33 percent renewables portfolio standard, which was signed into law by Governor Brown in 2011.

Social media has been abuzz recently about Burger King’s new black Halloween Whopper, but it’s not because of its burnt looking black buns.