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Celebrity Homes, “Westworld” Set Lost to California Wildfires

Fires ravaging Southern California have forced celebrities to join the thousands fleeing their homes.

Report: Carmelo Anthony’s Time With the Rockets Coming to an End

Melo's teammates in Houston don't believe he will be returning to the team.

Why Press Likely Won’t Boycott in Wake of Trump White House’s Ban of Jim Acosta

New York Times gets political strategists to weigh in on how media should react.

Ex-Patriot Over Titans’ Win: “When You Go Cheap, You Get Your *ss Kicked”

Dion Lewis had 68 yards of total offense as Tennessee rolled New England 34-10.

The Ultimate Interior-Design Hack: These Sub-$200 3D-Printed Lamps

Designers dream them up. Gantri prints them from corn.

15 Real, Live, Sex-Having Women on Your Worst Travel Habits

The dos and don’ts for vacationing as a couple

“Future of Sports” Pop-Up a Fitness Playground

The name of the game at new interactive exhibit in NYC is celebrating sports, art and culture.

A Brief History of Cheerleading In Honor of the Sport’s 120th Anniversary

The world's first cheerleader, a University of Minnesota student, wasn't who you think.

Did Japan’s Emperor Hirohito Deserve to be Convicted as a War Criminal?

80 years after Tojo's death sentence, we look at how Hirohito avoided accountability.

World War I Posters Reveal Unique Stories of Soldiers

100 years after the Armistice, look back at history through the lens of posters.

Auction House Glut of Trophy Art Reaches $1.8 Billion

Next week's New York City auctions at Christie's and Sotheby's could break several records.

Trump Misses WWI Ceremony Because of Rain, Draws Mockery, Anger Online

Social media responds with numerous pictures of former President Obama honoring troops in the rain.

Former Navy Seal Turns Tables on “SNL” Comic Who Mocked His Eye Patch

Newly elected Congressman Dan Crenshaw fires back, and offers message of unity on Veterans Day.