Amanda Woods

Janet Jackson Married: Singer Secretly Wed Wissam Al Mana Last Year

Amid rumors that Janet Jackson is planning her wedding to Wissam al Mana, the truth came out: Janet Jackson has been officially married to billionaire businessman Wissam Al Mana for a year - but the media never knew until now.

Blizzard Warnings: Winter Storm Slams Part of Texas, Threatens Midwest

A new blizzard system rolling through the country brought hurricane-force winds to the Texas Panhandle, closing highways in Texas and Oklahoma - and now it threatens to strike the Midwest, still recovering from last week's winter blast.

Barnes & Noble Buyout: Chairman Wants to Buy Out Retail Bookstore, Except for the Nook

Barnes & Noble Chairman Leonard Riggio wants to buy his company's stores and leave its Nook e-book business as a separate company, CNN Money reported.

Flood at Oscars: Overflow in Dolby Theatre Women’s Restroom Before Show Began

A mini-flood in the Dolby Theatre's women's restroom less than 45 minutes before the Oscar telecast began prompted at least a half-dozen workers to soak up the water while guests arrived Sunday evening.

Couple Finds Peephole in Mexico Hotel Suite: Concerned That Someone Snooped on Them [VIDEO]

One couple celebrating their first anniversary at a luxury hotel in Mexico made a shocking discovery - a peephole, with a clear view into both their bedroom and bathroom.

Buying and Selling Vacation Time: Now an Option in Many U.S. Workplaces

If you've ever wanted to take a trip but didn't have any vacation time left, you're not the only one. In fact, some workplaces nationwide are finding ways to accommodate people in just that predicament.

Lady Gaga A-Rod: A-Rod Reassured Gaga, Who Was About to Undergo Same Surgery

Injured pop star Lady Gaga recently found support in Yankee Alex Rodriguez, who is recovering from the same hip surgery that she underwent on Wednesday.

Skier Killed: 13-Year-Old British Girl Dies on School Skiing Trip

A ski trip ended tragically for British student Poonam Bhattal, who hit her head against a cement pilon when she fell from a chairlift in the Claviere resort on the border between Italy and France, The Telegraph reported.

Cardinal Priest Marriage: Britain’s Top Cardinal Said Priests Should Be Allowed to Marry

Britain's most senior Roman Catholic, Cardinal Keith O'Brien, said he believes priests should be allowed to marry if they wish to, BBC reported.

Chocolate Bar Resume: New York Man Gives Chocolate Bar Wrapped in Resume to Job Recruiters

One New York job seeker took a sweet approach on his hunt for employment - using the label of a candy bar to sell himself to potential employees - what he called a "ResumeBar."

Fishermen Find Sisters: 2 Girls Huddled Near Site of Crash That Killed Mother

A four-year-old Oregon girl dragged her seriously injured younger sister from a crashed car where their mother lay dead early Wednesday morning -- and the two sat outside, huddled under a blanket -- waiting for help.

Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa Welcome First Baby, Sebastian Taylor Thomas

Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa now have a newborn son to look after. Rose, 29, gave birth to Sebastian Taylor Thomaz on Thursday, The New York Daily News reported.

Sarai Sierra Update: DNA Found on Slain Woman’s Body Linked to Homeless Man on the Run

Blood and skin found on the Sarai Sierra, the Staten Island mother murdered on her trip to Turkey last month -- have been linked to a homeless man presumably on the run for the Syrian border, now a key suspect in the case.

Carrie Fisher: Star Wars Actress Allegedly Created Scene on Cruise

A Carrie Fisher cruise gone wrong has left many wondering if the Star Wars actress has lost it.

Before They Were Airports: They Were Auto Race Tracks, Amusement Parks, Farmland and More

When you're at an airport, most likely you're caught up in the frenzy of your trip - rushing to make it to the gate in time, hoping that you didn't forget anything, re-playing the itinerary of your trip in your head. But next time you visit one - there's something else to consider - the history of your airport. Some U.S. airports have very compelling, non-aeronautical pasts. USA Today uncovered some interesting details about some of our airports, dating back decades - and even centuries - before planes took off and landed there.