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The actresses will both appear in the forthcoming fourth season of the TV musical drama series, though details of their roles are being kept under wraps.
Lady Gaga will need to cancel her sold-out show in Indonesia following protests by Islamic hard-liners and conservative lawmakers, who said her sexy clothes and dance moves will corrupt young people.
The midnight Diablo 3 launch was marred by overloaded servers and "Error 37."
Here's a look at the early previews of Fox's new series.
Docu-soap portrays Grand Bend as a town that tries hard to be bad but doesn't quite pull it off
East-end residents were awakened Tuesday morning by two loud explosions at the Vagabonds motorcycle club headquarters near the corner of Woodbine Ave. and Gerrard St. E.
Dr. Jerry Halik is an otolaryngologist at Markham Stouffville Hospital, a surgeon who specializes in the head and neck area.
Scientists have found that the thinner the nose hair the more likely you are to suffer from asthma.
If you have a birthday in September good luck booking that kid's party. More people are born in September than any other month.
At the Himalayan Cafe in Parkdale, the Tibetan owners share their recipe for juicy beef momos and fiery tomato-cilantro hot sauce.
Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving is the NBA's Rookie of the Year, winning the award with the same ease as he dribbled past defenders this season.
There is hope finally that the Phoenix Coyotes have a new owner who will keep them in Glendale, Ariz.
Brian McNamee said his wife told him, "You're going to go down! You're going to go down! You're going to go down!".
Venture capitalist, Lavalife co-founder and CBC's newest Dragon, Bruce Croxon, sat down with small business editor Tom Henheffer to talk financing, philosophy, and why he always bets on the scrappy entrepreneur with a fighting spirit.
CIBC, Rogers team up to let consumers pay with their credit card via cellphone, as retailers worry they'll be left holding hefty transaction fees.
The FBI has opened a probe into trading losses at JPMorgan Chase & Co, stepping up the pressure on the bank.
Aimee Copeland’s left leg has been amputated, and her parents say she will likely lose her fingers as well after the infection spread rapidly through her body.
Michael Rafferty sat in the prisoner's box and cried as he heard the words of Victoria Stafford's brother describing how his heart has been "ripped out."
Las Vegas Sands Corp. is the latest casino-resort developer to scout Toronto as a possible location in response to the Ontario government's push to put a new casino in the GTA.
The activists said the UN observers were not among the wounded Tuesday, but their vehicles were damaged.
A former Toronto drug squad officer is rejecting allegations he applied for a search warrant to conceal a warrantless search and that he lied in court about it afterward.
