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David Moritz has cornered the market for the entertainment awards. His company Society Awards makes the Moon Man for MTV's VMAs -- along with nearly 100 others.

The leader of Norway's Liberal Party has been caught on camera while playing Pokemon Go during a parliamentary hearing

Hillary Clinton said Friday her family's foundation is "looking for partners" to help separate its work from her potential election as president, but again insisted that such an effort would take "a long time."

Richard Branson said he's happy to be alive after crashing his bike in the British Virgin Islands.

A purple cloud of uncertainty hovers over Yahoo employees as they wait to see which divisions Verizon keeps or kills, but some are finding cause for optimism.

Embattled biotech Theranos said on Thursday that it has filed an intent to appeal the CMS ban imposed in July.

Entertainment company Secret Cinema has convinced hundreds of thousands of people to do exactly that -- without even telling them the title in advance.

The pilots, who held pickets at eight major airports in June, are at the Atlanta headquarters of the world's No. 2 airline. The pilots are not on strike, and the demonstrations are meant to call attention to their demands.

Global trade growth this year is slowing down to a pace last seen in 2009 when the world was just inching out of the Great Recession.

UEFA has announced that Europe's top four leagues will have four guaranteed places in the Champions League group stage from the 2018-19 season.

A smaller-step, progressive approach is more sustainable, enabling you to match your budget and space allocation to your growing dedication and needs.

New Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola will face a showdown with former employer Barcelona in the group stage of the 2016 Champions League.

New research shows Zika can hide in vaginal tissue and the bloodstream of infected infants much longer than anyone expected, with dangerous consequences.

US swimmer Ryan Lochte might soon be headed back to Brazil.

Protesters gather outside the French Embassy in London, while writer J.K. Rowling and European mayors also weigh in on the burkini ban in France.

Lower your expectations enough and any roadside attraction is a good excuse to stretch your legs, lose a couple bucks, and see a genuine slice of Americana

Airline unions have won double digit raises, recouping some of past wage concessions, but it's likely to eventually mean higher fares.

In raising bogus questions about Clinton's health, Trump has ended up drawing scrutiny of his own medical past, as well as his doctor's letter about his health.

Cafe Honyarado was a hub for counterculture and activism in Kyoto in the 1970s. When it burned down, street photographer Kai Fusayoshi lost a lifetime of work.

Economic growth ground to a halt in France during the second quarter. Terrorism, labor unrest and Euro 2016 all contributed to the dismal numbers.