She was 16. It was the front seat. Jeff Buckley’s 'Grace' was playing. Read more celebrity confessions about their first time.

‘To Be Takei’ tells the tale of George Takei, from his childhood in Japanese internment camps to shattering racial stereotypes on ‘Star Trek.’

You’ll be hearing a lot about Shailene Woodley this year, with starring roles in the blockbuster ‘Divergent’ and the drama ‘The Fault in Our Stars.’

When Grantland revealed the inventor of a golf putter to be a fraud, a mob attacked the site as bullying a transgendered woman to death. They demand a double standard that is the antithesis of equality for trans people.

The NY Governor has set off a right-wing firestorm, standing accused of seeking to stifle free speech and political plurality. The freak upshot: Donald Trump may run for President.

A man walked into a Georgia school with an AK-47 and a duffel bag full of ammunition. Antoinette Tuff, who tried to kill herself nine months earlier, talked him out of it.

Charles seeks to refocus attention on worthy serious issues - and away from Kate's clothing choices

Struggling with a decision? ChoiceMap, an iPhone app, uses an algorithm to help you make the right call.

For this year’s minority “outreach,” Republican strategists are urging the party to adopt “school choice.” But it’s less for the substance, and more for the photo ops.

On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the same backwards mindset threatening a woman’s right to abortion is also behind a sudden uptick in domestic violence.

Justice Scalia calls the demonstrators “counselors” who are comforting women. That’s not what I found at one New Jersey clinic.

You’ll be hearing a lot about Shailene Woodley this year, with starring roles in the blockbuster ‘Divergent’ and the drama ‘The Fault in Our Stars.’

How one woman used the Internet to accuse her alleged childhood abuser.

Comedy Central's 'Broad City' is love-in-the-time-of-sexting depiction of millennials. Fear not 'Girls' lovers, there's room for more anxiety-ridden twentysomethings in New York City.

Schiaparelli was revived, Karl Lagerfeld sent models down the runway in sneakers, and Versace channeled Grace Jones's iconic hoods. See highlights from 2014's Haute Couture fashion week.

Remember when porn meant something? At the lackluster 2014 AVN Awards, an event long-billed as the Academy Awards for the adult industry, things got a little weird.

They're the unheralded players fighting for a spot on the team. The Zamboni drivers cleaning the ice. The construction workers building the outdoor rinks. In this exclusive web video series, meet the NHL's unsung players and crews.

Everybody seems obsessed with the idea that seniors are having more sex—and spreading STDs. But the data paints a different story.

Turns out that nun who gave birth to a child named after the Pope is in good company in the long history of virgin births. Professor Candida Moss on all the strange excuses given when there’s no father.

As a Marine Captain in Iraq, Elliot Ackerman lost men fighting jihadis, but then he found himself breaking bread with a former adversary in a Syrian refugee camp in Turkey.

‘Duck Dynasty’ star Phil Robertson was vilified for bashing gays. Why didn’t ‘Bachelor’ star Juan Pablo Galavis warrant the same fate for similar comments?

A new meta-analysis of gun research unequivocally reveals that proximity to a lethal weapon creates a greater likelihood of bodily harm and death.

‘Web Junkie’ takes us inside one of China’s 400-plus prison-like rehabilitation centers that seek to deprogram teens that live mostly in virtual reality.

Clashes between pro-EU protesters and authorities engulfed central Kiev on Sunday, with opposition leader Vitaly Klitschko calling for snap elections.

‘Three Englishmen Saved From Boiling Pot By Cannibal Chief’—what a trolling article! But the story behind the story is even more outrageous.

'Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart' is critical of the first TV murder trial—one that left a student-sexing teacher in prison without parole for conspiring to kill her husband.

The Democratic Party wants to talk about inequality as if its strictly a matter of class, but it’s not, and ignoring that will make it harder to solve our problems.

The Texas congressman mounting a long shot campaign for Senate hasn't appeared on Capitol Hill for weeks.

Bob and Maureen McDonnell—the former governor of Virginia and his wife—have been indicted on federal corruption charges.

The Parks and Recreation star opens up about her hilarious turn as a zombie girlfriend in Life After Beth, which premiered at Sundance and a potential Daria movie.

A British politician set off a firestorm when he blamed the UK’s rising obesity rates on irresponsible and lazy eaters—but he’s absolutely right.

As a Marine Captain in Iraq, Elliot Ackerman lost men fighting jihadis, but then he found himself breaking bread with a former adversary in a Syrian refugee camp in Turkey.

Inside the Port Authority’s dirty politics: the agency behind Bridgegate and Christie’s demise has a reputation as a patronage clubhouse and an ATM machine for unaccountable spending.

Even the high and mighty assembling at the Swiss resort recognize, now, that grotesque inequality is the greatest threat to world peace. Their answer: Party on!

Lena Dunham and her doppelganger on ‘Girls’ may seem like the quintessential Jezebel girls, but the photoshopping spat between the website and the actress proves otherwise.

—By Chris Morris, special to CNBC

In an interview, Obama talks about the relationship between race and his approval rating. Predictably, the right-wing goes insane.

And Dior hosts private couture show for students.

Dominic West lifts lid on South Pole celebrations

With over 200,000 people attending this year, India’s Jaipur Literature Festival can claim to be one of the biggest in the world—and certainly the most fun. Vijai Maheshwari reports on the big speakers, controversies, and hits from this year.

The singer is pissed off about Russia’s dangerous anti-gay laws. She says America shouldn’t be boycotting the Sochi Olympics—now is the time for gay athletes to be heard.

Five years into Obama’s presidency, both parties still don’t understand how to get America working again.

From hangover cures to whiter teeth, an ancient alternative medicine system can be tapped with the goods found in your kitchen cabinet.

Obama says he doesn’t want to end up a forgotten, no-name president. His refreshingly frank comments on marijuana legalization suggest a big way he could make that happen.

Rep. Pete Sessions is one of the most conservative members of the House. Now he’s being challenged by Tea Party activist Katrina Pierson in a race that may show just how far right the Lone Star state will go.

A bookmaking subsidiary of Cantor Fitzgerald paid a record $5.5 million file in a betting scandal last week, but Las Vegas insiders are wondering how top dog Lee Amaitis still kept his job.

Christopher Shaw, 76, bon viveur and legendary host, takes his life after a long battle with a terminal illness

Stylist and co-host of E!’s Fashion Police, George Kotsiopoulos, has penned a new advice book, offering women industry tips on how to become movie-star glamorous.

After 60 years, Schiaparelli is back with a couture runway full of playful, elegant, and irreverent looks for the modern woman.

The Parks and Recreation star opens up about her hilarious turn as a zombie girlfriend in Life After Beth, which premiered at Sundance and a potential Daria movie.

Steve Kornacki, the MSNBC newsman who broke a new scandal involving the New Jersey governor, the mayor of Hoboken, and the strings attached to Sandy relief gives a blow-by-blow account of how he got the explosive news.

A new season of ‘Teen Mom 2’ is back, and no, shows like it did not reduce teen pregnancy rates, whatever the claims. But the series is so grim that we might believe in its powers.

A nun from El Salvador has given birth to a baby boy in Italy—and named the child after Pope Francis.