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Leonardo DiCaprio and Erin Heatherton Call It Quits

Leonardo DiCaprio & Model Erin Heatherton Call It Quits. It looks like Leonardo DiCaprio is back on the market again.

No Doubt apologize to Native Americans for Wild West video

No Doubt apologize to Native Americans for Wild West video. The Pop band No Doubt was forced to remove a new Wild West-themed music video and issue an apology after getting complaints from the Native American community, saying its intention was "never to offend, hurt or trivialize" their culture or history.

Daniel Craig talks Bond style

Daniel Craig says James Bond's style is "very important" to him. The actor has discussed how significant the wardrobe in the famous movie franchise is.

Marilyn Monroe photos spark buzz ahead of Polish auction

Marilyn Monroe aficionados are flocking to a Warsaw auction house to see pictures of the American blonde bombshell and other Hollywood stars snapped by acclaimed celebrity photographer Milton Greene.

Star Wars heading to the Magic Kingdom

Star Wars heading to the Magic Kingdom: Disney snags Lucasfilm. In a shocking announcement linking two of the best known names in the movie business, Disney revealed today that it is buying Lucasfilm, maker of the Star Wars films, for US$4.05 billion .

Claims 'Yeti Hair' Found in Cave

Claims 'Yeti Hair' Found in Cave. New claims have been made that DNA tests carried out on what is claimed to be ‘Yeti hair’ suggest it belongs to an unknown mammal, which could be related to man.

The Bay Area takes its haunted side seriously

The Bay Area's Most Haunted Places. The Bay Area takes its haunted side seriously. This is no surprise, considering that more than 3,000 souls were buried or burned due to a predawn earthquake in San Francisco on April 18, 1906. And the Golden Gate Bridge, while beautiful, has been the site of high numbers of suicides over its 75 years. Then, consider that all the graves in San Francisco's cemeteries were moved from the city to a suburban location in the 1930s. With such a history, it's easy to see why the locals are a fairly superstitious lot. Read on to learn about three of the Bay Area's most haunted locations.

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