Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine appeared on Howard Stern radio show and was prodded with questions regarding “The Voice” co-judge Christina Aguilera’s weight gain.

A TMZ cameraman at Los Angeles International Airport approached the former Ohio State Buckeye and Tennessee Titan running back Eddie George. But the cameraman somehow mistook the former Heisman Trophy winner and Hall of Famer for Detroit Lions Wide Receiver Calvin Johnson.

Life can’t get any better for Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. He is a successful musician and one of four judges on “The Voice,” NBC’s hit talent reality show. But the “She Will Be Loved” star admits to having at least one regret. No stranger to tattoos, Levine said he owns a tattoo he’s not too proud of.

Kanye West found commercial success with his debut album “The College Dropout.”
Mazyar Kazerooni found success in the Internet business as a “high school dropout.”Kazerooni was 15-years-old when he started his first Internet company. The profits, he said, were enough to convince his parents to allow him to drop out of high school to focus on his business

Yale football coach Tom Williams resigned Wednesday amid details he lied on his resume, the Associated Press reports.

A former Brown University student dismissed from the university following accusations of rape dropped a lawsuit against the school and family of the alleged victim, according to Bloomberg.

Zach Tomaselli, who accused Syracuse Univerdity assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine of molesting him, has plead guilty to sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy, according to the Chicago Tribune.

MTV will be bringing back the popular series Punk’d. Ashton Kutcher is slated to be on board as the show’s producer. There has been speculation that Justin Beiber will become host of the series, but no word has been confirmed.

Pop star Rihanna fired back via Twitter against Dutch fashion magazine Jackie’s editor-in-chief due to a racially insensitive piece the magazine ran.

Tuesday Dec. 20, the United States Food and Drug Administration have approved researchers from the University of Western Ontario to test a possible HIV/AIDS vaccine, according to a press release by the university. This grants researchers permission to conduct human trials.

FAMU Board of Trustees voted not to suspend president Dr. James Ammons, despite strong opposition from Gov. Rick Scott.