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NFL gives Britain's growing legion of fans the chance to touch down with their inner American.

Jewish communities remain targets as recession and conflicts in Middle East stoke fires of aggression.

Hip-hop's rising star opens up about her sexuality and says she refuses to live on other people's terms.

Muslim groups and civil rights activists across the US are furious and have demanded the immediate resignation of the New York Police Department commissioner, Ray Kelly, after reports of secret surveillance of some mosques by the NYPD emerged.

Email sent by Gisele for her husband goes public.

Lindsay Lohan leaves her home and her neighbors are happy about it.

Scarlett Johansson is reportedly dating Nate Naylor, an advertising executive.

SS Port Nicholson, sunk off US coast in World War II, holds $3bn in platinum and possibly gold and diamonds as part of Russian war payment, divers claim.

Graphic novel author accused of hypocrisy after hitting out at DC Entertainment plans for prequels.

Facebook submits $5bn initial public offering but founder and majority shareholder accepts tiny pay packet.

Sodeto villagers share proceeds - but one unlucky man loses out after failing to buy a ticket.

Republican presidential frontrunner and multimillionaire confesses lack of interest in poor people on CNN.

American nationalist party assisted Republican presidential candidate's campaign, according to emails hacked by Anonymous collective.

China's illegal trade practices are causing huge job losses in the US, studies say.

Scottish fashion designer Jonathan Saunders was given the 2012 Designer Fashion Fund award by the British Fashion Council (BFC) tailored to assist him develop his business for the next twelve months. Apart from the bespoke mentoring program, Saunders will also receive £200,000 cash prize which will help him achieve his business goals.

A subpoena demanding the Twitter information of an account associated with the Occupy movement has caused outrage among activist and hacktivist groups online.

The Internet, most of us will know, is a notoriously unsafe space. Brandon J. Bergthold has been accused of trawling Craigslist, looking for fathers willing to pimp their young daughters.

A former music mogul and recreational high-stakes poker player, Alan Meltzer, awarded his faithful doorman and driver for their long-standing loyalty after he passed away.

Schoolgirl's death on railway crossing while listening to music on headphones may be latest in line of accidents blamed on iPods.

Agent Provocateur, the lingerie label known for its raunchy designs, has a host of celebrity fans.

Smartphones have replaced computers as the hackers' tool of choice. Is there a way of protecting your pivacy?

Tourette's disease is an inherited neuropsychiatric disorder with symptoms such as multiple physical tics and phonic tics.

Coldplay, Mumford and Sons, Russell Brand, John Stewart and Stephen Colbert are all set to perform at Amnesty International's The Secret Policeman's Ball on March 4 at Radio City Music Hall, New York.

Front row celebrities, fashion editors and models: the 2012 Paris Fashion Week saw some of the crème-de-la-crème of the industry making trendy fashion statements and providing long-range fashion forecasts.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has defends his company after The New York Times posts a damning story describing the working conditions of its employees.

Jack Wilshire has suffered a setback in his return from injury, Arsene Wenger confirmed Friday.

Drugs smuggled into US in hallowed-out books 'delivered by mistake'.

Sir Alex Ferguson believes his fearsome reputation has softened over the years but insists he has no plans to retire from life at Old Trafford.

Santos wonderkid Neymar has admitted he would welcome the opportunity to represent Brazil at the London Olympics in 2012.

An artwork by famous impressionist Camille Pissarro, which was stolen about three decades ago, has been returned by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.