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Sixteen-year-old Pittsburgh native Jackie Evancho was chosen by the president-elect to perform the National Anthem at the Jan. 20 inauguration. Evancho will also sing a duet with Andrea Bocelli, an Italian classical tenor.

In its latest update, Steam now supports Playstation's Dual Shock controller. It's possible to map the trackpad and gyro too.

Update: Despite earlier reports, The General Services Administration says it hasn't concluded whether or not the president-elect's Washington D.C. hotel lease is in violation.

According to Dr. Joseph Nuth of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, it's only a matter of time before an "extinction-level" event would wipe out humankind as we know it. And after this tumultuous year, the internet responded in kind with jokes.

CNN journalist Jake Tapper Tweeted the names and pictures of the 20 children and six educators killed by a gunman in the 2012 school shooting.

Dame was just trying to grab the ball! Savage move, Russ.

It'll only cost you $30,000.

People have seen countless images of destruction and suffering from the war-torn Syrian city in recent years. It didn't always look that way.

The Cardinals wide receiver was cut a few days after an arrest on a DUI charge.

The moment fans have been waiting for is one step closer. Singer Bryson Tiller has hinted that he is working on new music with Drake for his More Life project, out early next year.

New York Magazine's Select All collected one meme for every day of 2016. From Harambe to Dat Boi to "Damn Daniel," here are some of the top picks.

Directioners are very excited by Harry's appearance in the new trailer for Christopher Nolan's WW2 movie.

A new movie will see Rachel Weisz take the role of Dr James Barry, an 18th-century surgeon who was assigned female gender at birth, but lived as a man. Historian Kit Heyman has suggested that simplifying trans identities can be problematic when dealing with real life figures from the past.

Meghna Chakrabarti of Radio Boston interviewed Glenn Carle, who worked for the CIA for 23 years before retiring in 2007, about the ongoing clashes between President-elect Donald Trump and the intelligence community at large.

The Force is strong with @midnight's latest hashtag challenge, #AddStarWarsImproveAMovie.

Pooches around the world are pampering themselves with their human's pillows.