Paula Mejia

Overdose deaths were up 14% in 2014 compared to 2013.

Fey plays journalist Kim Barker, on whose memoir the script is based.

In ':DRYVERS,' Culkin plays Kevin McCallister as a twitchy, traumatized adult.

Gifts for the outliers on your list, from your nemesis to Taylor Swift.

The singer swiftly moves toward immortality by trademarking her work.

The Republican candidate takes shots as Iowa poll shows Cruz with lead.

"Newsweek" staffers recount what TV shows had them hooked, for better or worse, this past year.

The sky show promises to be the year's most spectacular.

Even today, Mark Twain's classic draws ire, and even bans, across the nation.

An asteroid could provide the base for our Empire's digs, Brian Muirhead says.

After cryptically teasing the date on Twitter, Smith dropped "Ardipithecus" on Friday morning.

These are the albums that surprised and delighted us in 2015.

The nominations were announced Thursday morning.

The NYFCC has historically been accurate in predicting Oscar winners ahead of the race.

Kathy Ireland said in an interview that the film star sold her jewelry to fund experimental research.

The "overwhelming majority" of 350 editorial staffers signed union cards.

David Hamsley's 'To Disco, With Love' offers a bird's-eye view of disco beyond ABBA.

Some think the remains of Queen Nefertiti lie behind a partition wall.

The total breaks the mark held by *NSYNC with their 2000 album 'No Strings Attached.'

Report says FBI was warned about threats to clinics months ago.

Ole Miss is tearing down the Old Power Plant, where the author once worked.

The second single from her forthcoming album 'Matahdatah' tackles the global issue of refugees.

The suspected shooter was taken into custody after an hours-long standoff with police.

A new poll shows only 42 percent consider climate change a "very serious" issue.

Anastasia Lin, a human rights advocate, wasn't given a visa upon arrival.

Presenting thirteen mouthwatering next-day treats that re-define leftovers. Prepare names for your food babies now.

The Obamas were at home, eating their Thanksgiving meal together.

The largest parade in the country returns with its annual merriment and festive balloons.

"Wake Up!" and have faith you've never heard anything like this before.

"As 'Creed' the movie unfolded, there wasn't much that resembled what happened in Creed, the band."