• President Barack Obama leads conga line at after-party

  January 23, 2013
  U.S. President Barack Obama led a conga line and did the electric slide at an inaugural-ball after-party at the White House, the New York Post said.

• Iowa library weighs sleeping ban

  January 15, 2013
  Snoozing may join loud talking on the list of things you can't do at the library in Iowa City, Iowa, where officials are considering a siesta ban.
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  'Project Runway's eleventh-season cast revealed by Lifetime, to debut January 24

  January 11, 2013
  Lifetime has revealed the identities of the 16 designers who will be competing on Project Runway's eleventh season and first-ever teams edition, which will premiere on Thursday, January 24 at 9PM ET/PT.

• Couple discover man's bag of memories

  January 1, 2013
  A Detroit couple said they discovered a bag containing photos and love letters belonging to a World War II veteran while remodeling their home.
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  'Project Runway's eleventh season to debut January 24, Zac Posen replacing Michael Kors as judge

  December 19, 2012
  Project Runway will be returning in January but missing one of its major stars and fashion icons.

• People's Choice Awards nominations announced

  November 15, 2012
  "The Amazing Spider-Man," "The Avengers" and "The Dark Knight Rises" were nominated for the Favorite Movie People's Choice Award in Los Angeles Thursday.

• 'Deadly Affairs' renewed for second season by Investigation Discovery

  November 12, 2012
  Deadly Affairs has been renewed for a second season by Investigation Discovery, with Susan Lucci to return as host.

• Fla. mayor irked by poor pronunciations

  November 5, 2012
  The mayor of Boca Raton, Fla., says her desire to hear people properly pronounce her city's name may lead to slapping an "e" at the end.

• 'Extreme Couponing' to return with new episodes beginning November 13

  October 25, 2012
  Extreme Couponing will be returning with new episodes just in time for the holiday shopping season.

• Sabbath shortens Ill. pumpkin-toss contest

  October 18, 2012
  Organizers the annual Punkin' Chuckin' Contest in Pekin, Ill., is being shortened by one day this year because a key player wishes to observe the Sabbath.

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