Britney Spears is headed back to a television set near you. The former pop superstar is close to closing a deal with the “The X-Factor.” The popular Fox show is in need of judges after firing Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger. If Spears is selected, it will leave the search down to one.

Having the munchies constantly doesn’t seem to qualify as being a great idea for a diet. However, scientists may have found a means to allow people to eat as a much as they want without gaining weight.

An old video has resurfaced showing a young Barack Obama leading a protest at Harvard University. The video dated back to 1991 shows Obama speaking in support of Harvard’s first tenured black law professor Derrick Bell.

The pop star’s belongings include furnishings, clothing, personal effects, jewelry and cars. Her money will be placed into a trust and her sister-in-law and manager Patricia Houston will administer it.

Everyone thinks of the things they’d buy with a million dollars. Apparently, groceries don’t make the list for a Lincoln Park, MI woman who won a million dollar lottery and still uses food stamps.

In a “Must Score” situation, Devin Setoguchi bombs his chance of potentially giving the Minnesota Wild the lead against the…

Four Arizona football players were arrested by the Tucson Police Department and face multiple charges for a fight that occurred at a house party, according to the student newspaper.

TMZ is reporting that a Hulk Hogan sex tape is currently being shopped around to the highest bidder. The Hulkster claims he never knew he was being filmed and is doing everything in his power to make…

Ananda Marchildon, winner of television show “Holland’s Next Tip Model” won a lawsuit against Elite Model Management after she was dropped for having hips the agency considered too large. Marchildon emerged the winner of the 2008 production that earned her a three-year contract worth $98,500 contract with the agency.

Wisconsin state senator Glenn Grothman (R-West Bend) appeared on Fox New Talk Radio with Alan Colmes to discuss his proposed Senate Bill 507, which would consider single parenthood to be a contributing factor to child abuse. Grothman blamed the government for “pushing the single parenthood lifestyle” and said they are doing it with all the “benefit programs, which primarily benefit single motherhood.”

The parents of a former special needs student at an Atlanta high school are suing the district and 15 Fulton County public school employees for $10.5 million for the death of their son Aaron Hatcher. The lawsuit alleges Aaron, who died last March, suffered abuse by middle school and high school teachers.