• Tennis star Andy Murray gets surprise drug test before royal honor

  October 19, 2013
  Scottish tennis star Andy Murray says he almost missed being honored by Prince William at Buckingham Palace because of a random drug test.

• Man protests failed Dunkin' Donuts sale with toilets on his lawn

  October 16, 2013
  A Maine man whose plan to sell his home to a developer to build a Dunkin' Donuts was foiled by city officials said he will fill his lawn with toilet planters.
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  Former 'The Hills' star Jason Wahler weds girlfriend Ashley Slack

  October 16, 2013
  Jason Wahler has given his heart to one woman.
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  Lauren Conrad gets engaged to boyfriend William Tell

  October 14, 2013
  Lauren Conrad has gotten engaged to boyfriend William Tell.

• Cher and Bryan Cranston join Autism Speaks campaign

  October 11, 2013
  Hollywood's Adam West, Bryan Cranston, Cher, Jim Parsons and Mark Hamill are lending their voices to the "Sound Off for Autism Speaks" fundraising campaign.

• Alice Cooper in talks to join Broadway's 'Spider-Man' musical

  October 4, 2013
  Alice Cooper is in talks to play the Green Goblin in the Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," the New York Post reported.

• Martin Freeman cast as lead in FX's 'Fargo' TV series

  October 1, 2013
  Martin Freeman is to star in FX's small-screen adaptation of the 1996 film "Fargo," The Hollywood Reporter said.

• Former 'Ax Men' cast member William Bart Colantuono killed in helicopter crash

  September 18, 2013
  A pilot killed in a helicopter crash in Oregon this week was identified by officials as William Bart Colantuono, a former cast member on History's Ax Men reality series about logging.

• Prince William leaves Royal Air Force after seven years

  September 12, 2013
  Britiain's Prince William is set to leave operational service in the armed forces after having served for more than seven years, officials said.

• School district official questions need for new Latin textbooks

  September 5, 2013
  A Virginia school board chairman is questioning the need to purchase new Latin textbooks every few years even though the so-called dead language never changes.

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