Egypt’s Mursi says falls short of goals, seeks to assuage critics
By Shaimaa Fayed CAIRO (Reuters) – Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi said on Saturday he had fallen short of goals he promised to fulfill in his first
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Detroit win playoff opener against Oakland
(Reuters) – The Detroit Tigers beat the Oakland Athletics 3-1 at home on Saturday to win the opening game of their best-of-five American League Division
Analysis: Champion All Blacks tell rest of world “catch up”
(Reuters) – New Zealand took time to put together the complete performance they had been threatening, but their last two matches in the inaugural Rugby
Amnesty issues rights plea to Rihanna, Shakira before Azeri concerts
(Reuters) – Human rights group Amnesty International urged pop stars Rihanna and Shakira on Friday to open their eyes to recent arrests of journalists, bloggers
Comedian Steve Martin in ad for Nebraska Senate candidate
(Reuters) – Steve Martin has released an off-beat ad endorsing Bob Kerrey’s candidacy in Nebraska’s U.S. Senate race, in which the actor and comedian demonstrates
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Star Sahara Davenport Died of Heart Failure, Rep Says
“RuPaul’s Drag Race” contestant Antoine Ashley, whose stage name was Sahara Davenport, died from heart failure, his representative said Wednesday. Ashley, 27, died at Monday
In “The Details,” a grown-up role for Tobey Maguire
(Reuters) – Tobey Maguire’s boyish looks have played no small part in landing him a succession of roles as the youthful hero in films such
‘American Idol’ Producers Show Support After Mariah Carey-Nicki Minaj Flap
The producers of “American Idol” are offering a seemingly sincere show of support after the seemingly manufactured blow-up between new judges Mariah Carey and Nicki