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• May 5, 2014

  Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone and Chris Martin Awkwardly Kiss on 'SNL' (VIDEO)

  Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone shared possibly the most awkward kiss ever during a "Saturday Night Live" sketch this weekend, and then things only got more awkward when "Coldplay" frontman Chris Martin cut in between the Hollywood couple to show them how it's done. Garfield also hosted "SNL" as part of his promotional tour for "The Amazing Spider-Man 2."

• May 2, 2014

  Michael Jackson New Song: 'Love Never Felt So Good' Ft. Justin Timberlake Premieres, Album 'Xscape' Coming Soon (VIDEO)

  Michael Jackson's new song "Love Never Felt So Good" premiered at the iHeartRadio Music Awards show Thursday night, and the song was released on iTunes at midnight. The single, originally recorded in 1983, was modernized by producers and now features Justin Timberlake, and promotes Jackson's first posthumous album, Xscape.

• May 2, 2014

  Marcos Ambrose Punches Casey Mears, Won't Apologize: NASCAR Driver Fined $25,000 (VIDEO)

  Marcos Ambrose punched Casey Mears after their NASCAR race last Saturday night at Richmond International Raceway, but the driver isn't apologizing, even after a stiff fine of $25,000. Although Ambrose and Mears got into it, the Australian driver said he is happy to pay the fine.

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  May 2, 2014

  Rob Ford Crack Video: Toronto Mayor Beat Up Friend, Used the N-Word, Says Drug Dealer

  Rob Ford's crack video, which was recently revealed by a drug dealer going by the name "Jermaine," doesn't show some of the worst parts of the infamous Toronto Mayor's night, the dealer alleges. Rob Ford got into a fight with his longtime associate Alessandro Lisi and repeatedly used a racial slur to denigrate an African-American Toronto housing official, according to Jermaine.

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  May 2, 2014

  Kwasi Enin, Teen Accepted to All 8 Ivy Leagues, Decides on Yale

  Kwasi Enin, the Long Island teenager accepted to all eight Ivy League universities, decided Wednesday that he would be attending the prestigious Yale University in New Haven, Conn. The 17-year-old said his visit to the campus and their similar qualities is what prompted him to choose their school.

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  Apr 29, 2014

  Donald Sterling Banned for Life From NBA, Slapped With $2.5M Fine and Forced Sale of LA Clippers

  Donald Sterling is banned from the L.A. Clippers organization, the NBA, and any associated organizations for life, effective immediately, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Tuesday afternoon. In addition, the longtime Clippers owner will also be fined $2.5 million for his racist commentary leaked by his ex-mistress V. Stiviano.

• Apr 29, 2014

  'Godzilla' 2014 Trailer Video 2 Released: Villain 'Muto' Revealed in Epic Monster Battle (WATCH)

  The "Godzilla" 2014 trailer video no. 2 has been released, and it's revealed much more about the plot of the monster movie remake and who the real villain is behind all the destruction. Warning: potential spoilers for the film are ahead.

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  Apr 29, 2014

  FedEx Shooting: 6 Injured, Shooter Dead After Gunfire in GA (VIDEO)

  A FedEx shooting resulted in six people being injured and the suspect dead after killing himself, according to reports. The violence occurred a little before 6 a.m. at a FedEx warehouse at the Cobb County Airport in Kennesaw, Ga.

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  Apr 29, 2014

  50 Mummies in Valley of Kings: 3,300-Year-Old Tomb Unearthed in Egypt (PHOTO)

  50 mummies in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt were discovered recently and researchers from the University of Basel in Switzerland believe the remains date back 3,300 years to between 1567 and 1085 B.C. The skeletal remains of princes, princesses and infants had already been raided, however, most likely by bandits thousands of years ago, according to reports.

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  Apr 28, 2014

  Jesus' Early Years to Be Explored in 'Nazareth' TV Show; Fox Developing Series

  Jesus' early life will be explored in the new series "Nazareth," which is being developed by Fox. Their foray into religious programming follows "The Bible" and other successful movies and shows which have maintained interest in recent years.