Damage control for Britney and Lindsay

Keira Knightley becomes a lady?

Adam Sandler beaten by 'Panda'

'The Smurfs' coming to the big screen

Paul Newman comments on rumors

Jon Voight to terrorize '24'

'The Commodores' making a comeback

J-Lo shows up for graduation

Will Smith's family feud

Recognizing rising fuel costs, tightening travelers? wallets and the overall economy, many cities are flooding the Internet with discounts and promotions.

Hot dogs and peanuts are still staples at major league ballparks, but rising stars include crab cakes and edamame. You want Champagne with that?

From Art Deco buildings to slick restaurants and a growing artists? colony, the borough offers more than baseball and beer-soaked bars.

With the help of conservationists, big landowners and others, wildlife is making a comeback in the Great Plains and attracting eco-tourists.

A family paddles past gators on a mini eco-adventure in southwestern Florida.

Located in the old Bel Age Hotel, the rooms are luxurious and airy.

The park has a new attraction with treetop observation platforms, flying foxes and more.

After a few bumpy years, the city?s Chinatown has become a surprisingly popular destination for residents who want to eat, shop and get the Chinese newspaper.

Bordered by fertile agricultural land, the city is becoming emblematic of the organic farm-to-table movement that?s blossoming throughout Colorado.

The Frugal Traveler works for his keep on a farm in southwestern France.

With fuel prices almost double what they were a year ago, airlines have switched strategies from expansion to downsizing.

For the backpacker, the region offers a bounty of waterfalls, woodlands and wildflowers.

From strikes to marches, activisim steers the entries on the hundreds of sites listed in the guidebook ?Progressive Nation.?

This is not the Old South of magnolias and seersucker so much as a modern Appalachia of roots music, locavore food, folk art and hillbilly pride.

Events in San Francisco, and Tulsa, Okla., are worth getting on a plane for.

Hotels that care about the environment often have to balance this concern with their own business needs.

A couple of decades after boutique hotels were first launched, the concept has become so successful that hoteliers across the industry are rushing to develop boutique brands.

Just as gay-rights activists reclaimed the word queer as a badge of honor rather than a slur, mental illness advocates are proudly calling themselves mad.

Dr. Quiñones-Hinojosa, 40, was an illegal immigrant working in the vegetable fields of the Central Valley in California before becoming a neurosurgeon.

Schizophrenia offers a unique relief from the rigors of cancer.

African-American and Hispanic women over 50 who are H.I.V. positive find support in Iris House, an AIDS service center in Harlem.

We may or may not be smarter than apes, but we are definitely more social.

As public figures are stricken with harrowing illness, the images of them as upbeat have almost become routine, and whether such images inspire patients or reinforce unrealistic expectations remains an open question.

A vast majority of workers who receive a diagnosis of cancer return to their jobs during or after treatment, but much depends on the treatment itself and the severity of the disease.

The scope of Julie Salamon?s new book is ambitious but even its problems wind up telling readers a great deal about modern hospitals.