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Twenty years after posing for the magazine, actress returns to bare it all for their summer issue

The success of 'The Big Bang Theory' and 'Modern Family' has helped TV networks change their minds about sitcoms, and they're banking on a full slate of new comedies this fall, including CBS' 'Partners,' Fox's 'Ben & Kate,' ABC's 'The Neighbors' and NBC's Matthew Perry-starring 'Go On.'

'American Idol' judge Steven Tyler predicts Jessica Sanchez to win season. American Idol will be crowning its first female winner in five seasons next week, according to judge Steven Tyler.

The Dictator Bows Before The Avengers at Wednesday Box Office

Donna Summer, disco music's first superstar and one of pop's premier acts of the 1970s and early 80s, has died at the age of 63.

In a blog post today announcing Twitter&#39;s new tailored suggestions system is something that has left me shocked: an overt admission by Twitter that it is transparently tracking your movements around the web. Othman Laraki, on the Twitter blog: <blo... | A record of the mind of Dustin Curtis, a villain. Startups, technology...

An alien invasion that only the U.S. Navy can stop may sound exciting, but it's not. Especially when it's a $200-million+ film version of the popular board game.

Sometimes less is more. At least, that's how this social video app works. The key to this is in its limited ability to choose. Think about going to the grocery store: When there are 12 types of ketchup to choose from, everything can quickly become overwhelming and bizarre. Now reimagine that scene with only four types of...

Startups have a phase where the first generation of the product has to make way for the second. Two months ago, we set out to create

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - As a defender of the 1985 comedy "Clue," I can't automatically reject the idea of basing a feature film on a board game. But the game Clue comes with characters and a plot and a house. Battleship comes with a grid and boats and pegs.

Editor’s note: Peter Vogel is co-founder of Plink, a Facebook Credits-based loyalty program that rewards Facebook members for dining and making purchases at their favorite restaurants and stores. Reach him via email at peter@plink.com or follow him on Twitter @pvogel.

HP's Itanium debacle provides plenty of lessons for anyone who is willing to pay attention. For the past decade, HP has been making a valiant, if extremely misguided, attempt to support the high-end Itanium chip architecture and the HP-UX Unix implementation that runs on it. Oracle's open letter and drop of documents as...

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It was once said "The internet is not something you just dump something on. It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes." Today we pay homage to the late Senator Stevens through a collection of PFFile improvements that make better use of iOS resources.

"We're not treating it like a crime," says a detective of the case involving the Terminator 3 actor

Bay Area rapper Kreayshawn pays her haters no mind. The 22-year-old rose to prominence last May when the video for her swagged-out ode to anti-materia

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(Reuters) - NEW YORK (Reuters) - Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin hasn't yet figured out how to put the life of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs on the silver screen, but he is certain it's not going to be a straightforward biography.

On LinkedIn's blog today is a post about the top 10 most sought-after engineering startups in Silicon Valley. And no, Facebook and Google didn't make the cut because this was a list of companies with fewer than 500 employees. (Pinterest was number 6.) To compile the list, the company looked at nearly a quarter million engineer...