Drew Weisholtz

Michael Phelps has managed to swim into history.

George Jefferson is moving on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky. Sherman Hemsley, the actor who portrayed the combative, but lovable George Jefferson on the sitcom ‘The Jeffersons,’ has died.

Sanctions were levied against the Penn State football team on Monday by the NCAA for its role in the Jerry Sandusky sex scandal and while the school avoided the ‘death penalty,’ it was still hit hard.

Choosing a good movie shouldn’t be as tough as choosing a good doctor, but, unfortunately, not every flick leaves you feeling satisfied. Even with reviews, solid box office figures and word of mouth, figuring out what flick to watch is actually pretty hit or miss. However, there are some ways to tell if the movie you’re about to see won’t be good:

A new survey indicates Americans are more optimistic about the job market than they have been in recent months, meaning everyone’s flogging employers with their resumes. If you are lucky enough to land an interview for a position that pays actual money, please be advised that there are just some things you should avoid saying when sitting down to meet with your potential future boss:

Times are certainly tough and we’re all looking for ways to stretch a buck, but we shouldn’t do so at the expense of stretching our waist size.

While Valentine’s Day is considered the most romantic day of the year, it doesn’t always go according to plan for everyone. Here’s a look at some people Valentine’s Days that could’ve been better.

Eric Church could be using his time touring with Toby Keith to churn out some great hits, with a little help from the veteran star.

UPDATE: Turns out this information was false — Swift’s reps have told us that the singer’s shows are not, in fact, doubling as political fundraisers. Taylor Swift is already a musical powerhouse, but she could soon turn into a political one, as well. The superstar pulls into the nation’s capital this week for a pair of shows that will have seven Congressman in attendance to help them raise funds.

Charlie Sheen is returning to TV — for one night, anyway. The former ‘Two and a Half Men’ star will be the guest of honor on a Comedy Central roast in September.

Again, who pays for the research on stuff like this?  I bet we could feed a lot of hungry people in this country with something besides potato chips. On with the "study"!