Hawaii lava flow may force residents to leave their homes at any moment. Main roads are closed as molten lava from a volcano moves closer to rural areas.
A college dropout owns, Anisa International, a private-label designer and manufacturer of makeup brushes for some of the biggest brands in the world. This year, the company is on revenue for $35 million.
The man who jumped the White House fence Wednesday was charged with two misdemeanors: unlawfully entering the White House grounds and assaulting a police dog.
Christina Ricci will return to Lifetime as Lizzie Borden. The network announced that the limited series follow up to the movie, "Lizzie Borden Took an Ax," will air on the network again.
The thousands of former interns for "Saturday Night Live" and other shows reached a $6.4M settlement in their class-action lawsuit against NBCUniversal Wednesday.
Chinese government warned American jazz musician Kenny G to not meddle in domestic politics, after seeing a photo he posted of him near Hong Kong's pro-democracy protest site.
Kanye West, 37, surprised his wife Kim Kardashian with a private getaway for her 34th birthday Tuesday. She captioned on her Instagram, a picture of the unidentified place, "Good morning #BdaySurpriseGettaway."
Zelda Williams, daughter of the late Robin Williams, paid tribute to her dad with a tattoo of a hummingbird. She unveiled the tattoo through her Instagram, of the bird on her hand with her dad's birth date on the inside of her wrist, 7-21-51.
The United States Small Business Association awarded the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce with a $250K grant. THCC's "Beyond Startup: Elevate Your Business Program" will expand as a result of the offer.
Protesters in Mexico burned and destroyed government offices on Monday, demanding that the state governor provide answers on the fate of 43 missing students. They suspected that the students were kidnapped and murdered by corrupt local police.
EMC, data storage products maker, will discuss its new business development in a conference call on Wednesday, to buy most of Cisco Systems Inc's stake in their joint venture VCE. The decision to sell its stake was made after a 716-million-dollar investment in VCE backfired, costing Cisco to lose over $60M.
