Miriam Cedarbaum, 86, Dies; Longtime Federal Judge

Miriam Cedarbaum, a federal judge in Manhattan who presided over the trial that sent the domesticity expert Martha Stewart to prison for lying to the government about her sale of stock in a friend’s company, died on Friday at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan. She was 86. Her son Daniel confirmed her death.

Casinos Are Replacing Slot Machines with Live Entertainment to Attract Millennials

In New England, where a regional casino war is afoot, Connecticut’s Foxwoods is remaking one of its gambling floors — now christened “The Fox” — as a hip, fun scene in the sprawling 30-year-old casino complex.

Dad's Emotional Facebook Post Forgives Mother for Killing Their Baby

Marco Mejia, deep in grief over the death of his 7-month-old daughter, is asking the public to forgive the baby’s mother, Lisa Marie Scalia, who allegedly was high on drugs when she accidentally rolled on to and smothered the infant on January 3. 

50 Cent: “Power” Cast Should’ve Been Invited To Golden Globes

In the rare event that you were sitting at home wondering why the cast of “Power” was not present at the Golden Globes last night, here’s your answer: they weren’t invited.

Kylie Jenner Shows Off Her "Glam Room"

Kylie Jenner continues the tour of her house with a look at her "Glam Room," where she reveals, "This is actually where I spend the most time." 

LeBron James' Marketing Group Cuts Ties with Johnny Manziel

CLEVELAND—LeBron James has dropped Johnny Manziel as a business client.

Monkey Naruto Loses Selfie Copyright Bid

A monkey who took a selfie that went viral can’t be considered the copyright owner of the photo, a federal judge said Wednesday.