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• Mar 6, 2013

  Holly Madison's Baby Girl Born in Vegas: No Name, But Parents 'Overjoyed'

  Holly Madison's baby girl was born in Las Vegas Tuesday to the former Playboy model and her boyfriend, Pasquale Rotella. Madison, 33, and Rotella, 38, are forming a family around their first child together.

• Mar 5, 2013

  'Zero Hour' Canceled, Critics Not Surprised After Terrible Ratings

  "Zero Hour" was canceled after only three episodes and a mediocre season premiere. The plot, casting and ratings have all been pointed to as culprits for the show's demise.

• Mar 5, 2013

  Copperfield's Emergency Landing: Plane Made 'Frightening' Noise in Mid-Air (VIDEO)

  Copperfield's emergency landing scared the magician, as the small private plane he was flying in made a "frightening" on the way from Las Vegas to New York. The illusionist's plane had to make an unscheduled landing in Peoria, Ill. after having problems mid-air at about 1:45 a.m. Monday.

• Mar 5, 2013

  Pamela Smith, Michael Jordan Paternity Case: 'Shameless,' Says NBA Legend's Lawyer

  Pamela Smith's Michael Jordan paternity lawsuit has finally been responded to by the NBA legend. Jordan asked a Georgia judge to dismiss the case, calling it a "shameless, bad faith attempt to abuse the legal system."

• Mar 4, 2013

  Girl Survives Jet Crash in French Alps; 2 Found Dead in Wreckage

  A girl survived a jet crash in the French Alps Monday, though all other passengers aboard the small plane were killed. The sole survivor, estimated to be only 15 years old, was found with severe injuries.

• Mar 4, 2013

  Yankees GM Injured in Jump: Brian Cashman's Ankle 'Popped' Out During Skydive

  The Yankees GM injured himself on his second jump from a plane Monday morning at Homestead Air Force Base in Florida. General manager Brian Cashman had one successful jump with the Gold Knights of the U.S. Army, but on the second skydive, he broke his right ankle when he hit the ground.

• Mar 4, 2013

  Wrestling Hunger Strike: Champion Starves for Sport to Be in 2020 Games

  A wrestling hunger strike is gaining international attention as an Olympic champion refuses to eat until his sport is placed back in the 2020 Games. Armen Nazaryan, an Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling gold medalist and coach, is protesting the International Olympic Committee's recent decision to remove the sport.

• Mar 1, 2013

  Girls Gone Wild Bankruptcy Filing: Adult Company Owes Up to $50 Million

  Girls Gone Wild's bankruptcy was brought on by legal troubles concerning the company's founder, Joe Francis. The infamous adult video company claims that despite them owing anywhere from $10 to $50 million because of legal judgments, they are still in strong financial standing.

• Feb 28, 2013

  $600,000 A Month Lease for Beverly Hills Mansion: Former Home of Marion Davies

  A $600,000 a month lease went up for sale in the exclusive neighborhood of Beverly Hills, Calif., and now it may be recognized as the most expensive real estate lease ever. The 1920s mansion sits atop 3.7 acres of land and has played host to many celebrities and wealthy socialites.

• Feb 28, 2013

  Michael Jordan's New House Costs $2.8 Million, Has Personal Dock (PHOTOS)

  Michael Jordan's new house in Cornelius, North Carolina reportedly cost the basketball legend $2.8 million. The house, bought Feb. 19, is the second property he now owns in the state to be close to his team, the Charlotte Bobcats.