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Itati Cantoral Telenovelas: Actress Rumored to Be Starring in 'Dos Mujeres, Un Camino' Remake

Itati Cantoral may be in a love triangle. Itati Cantoral may be making her big return to telenovelas. It is rumored that "Dos Mujeres, Un Camino" will be remade by producer Emilio Larrosa, notes TV y Novelas.

Andrew Madoff, Son of Bernie Madoff, Dies at 48

The last of the Madoff sons dies of cancer Andrew Madoff, son of multi-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme mastermind Bernie Madoff, died Wednesday at a New York City hospital at the age of 48.

Beyonce & Jay Z Divorce & Pregnancy Rumors 2014: 'Drunk in Love' Duo Expecting Second Child?

After being surrounded by incessant divorce rumors for months, Beyoncé and Jay Z are reportedly expecting their second child.

Miguel Cotto Next Fight News: Brandon Rios Hoping for Match With Cotto, Ruslan Provodnikov?

boxing Brandon Rios is ready to fight again. He finally got a win under his belt, his first one since 2012, and now he says he's ready to face the likes of Miquel Cotto and Ruslan Provodnikov.

From CVS Caremark to CVS Health: Company Changes Name, Pulls Tobacco Products from Shelves

Drugstore CVS has pulled all remaining tobacco products such as cigarettes, cigars and smokeless tobacco from its shelves nationwide.

Mexico Airport News 2014: President Enrique Pena Nieto Unveils Plan to Build Latin America's Largest Airport

President unveiled plans for $9.2 billion airport in Mexico City Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Tuesday revealed ambitious plans for a new airport in Mexico City that, once complete, would be the biggest in Latin America.

Kendrick Lamar Hot New Music 2014: 'Swimming Pools' Star Sued for Copyright Infringement; New Album On the Way?

Kendrick Lamar is being sued for copyright infringement on "Rigamortis" off his critically acclaimed 2011 debut album "Section.80."

Colombia Gold Mining: Nation Shuts Down Another Illegal Mine

Colombia shuts down another illegal gold mine, an industry that is about 63% of total mining in the country

Obama Sends 350 Troops to U.S. Embassy in Iraq

President Barack Obama is planning to send 350 troops to the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad and its surrounding facilities amid the growing threat of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, known as ISIL or ISIS.

Home Depot May Have Been Hit by Credit Card Security Breach; Could Be Worse than Target Breach 2013

Home Depot could have been hit by fraud artists and hackers Home Depot is looking into a possible data breach involving stolen credit cards and debit cards that may have been happening since earlier this spring, the company said Tuesday.

Despite World Court, Japan Looks to Resume 'Research' Whaling in 2015

In the magical language of global whaling, the term "fatal hunting" can be equated to "scientific research" and "international ban" can be reworked to read "able to kill more mike whales than ever before."

Kate Plus 8 T.V. Show News: Kate Gosselin Allegedly Keeping Kids Away From Jon Gosselin

In addition to ignoring her ex-husband’s request to keep their children off of reality television, Kate Gosselin is also ignoring Jon Gosselin’s court-ordered visitation rights to see their children.

Columbia University Student Protests Rape, Demonstrates Burden by Carrying Mattress With Her Everywhere She Goes [Video]

Emma Sulkowiz, a senior at Columbia University, will carry an extra long twin mattress around campus daily in order to demonstrate the burden of victims of sexual assault for her senior thesis.

Shawshank Redemption Prison to Be Renovated and Opened as Year-round Attraction

Shawshank Redemption prison to be renovated and opened as year-round attraction The Ohio prison in the hit movie Shawshank Redemption has been an unofficial tourist site, but a preservation society wants to renovate the partly demolished building and open it as a year-round tourist attraction, according to The Independent.

Russia & Ukraine Conflict News, Update 2014: Vladimir Putin, Petro Poroshenko Engage in Peace Talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that he and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko could reach a ceasefire agreement as early as this week, even though both sides continued to fight.

Latin Social Media Wrap Up: Latino Stars Share Labor Day Photos on Social Media

This week, Latino stars were sharing online the details about their busy Labor Day Weekends! This week, Latino stars were sharing online the details about their busy Labor Day Weekends! Making time for both work and play, here is what a few celebrities were buzzing about on social media.

Victoria Justice Naked Photos Leak: Star Vows to Take Legal Action Over 'Invasion of Privacy'

Victoria Justice explains why she will be taking legal action. "Victorious" star Victoria Justice has denied that the nude pictures of herself are real, but she has announced that she will be taking legal action.

ALSA Withdraws Trademark Filing for Ice Bucket Challenge

ALSA withdraws trademark filing for Ice Bucket Challenge After the Ice Bucket Challenge to support ALS went viral, the organization had filed to trademark the phrases, but after a public backlash they have withdrawn the filings with the U.

Obama on ISIS: United States Vows to ‘Degrade and Destroy' Terrorist Group Amid Second Beheading Video

U.S. expected to retaliate to second beheading of an American journalist U. S. President Barack Obama confirmed Wednesday that the video showing the decapitation of American journalist Steven Sotloff was authentic and signaled that the U.

GQ Men of the Year Award Winners & Recap: Best, Worst Dressed Celebrities

The 17th annual GQ Men of the Year Awards took place on Tuesday night at the Royal Opera House in London.