The sequin-covered this, the rhinestone-encrusted that, the champagne cocktails, and -- oh! -- the frilled cuffs and collars. Sunday night is the big event: "Behind the Candelabra," the highly anticipated Liberace-Scott Thorson relationship flick, finally comes to the small screen. It's also the perfect night to host the ultimate TV viewing party. After all, with so much glamour and excess set to ...

Joffrey Baratheon, the cruel boy king on "Game of Thrones," only exists in a fantasy world -- thank the gods!But if he were real, which contemporary leader would he most resemble? Pundits have compared him to both North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and tween idol Justin Bieber (who only rules the pop charts now, but anything is possible in today's political landscape). Here's how Joff ranks against...

When members of the U.S. military return home after being deployed overseas, being greeted by man's best friend is often just as emotional as hugging their human friends.Many military members have close bonds with their dogs, and seeing them for the first time in months can trigger the tears of knowing they have been missed. Sometimes the feeling of being back home doesn't set in until a soldier g...

Billy Joel hasn't released an album since 1993's "River of Dreams," its famous cover a painting by his then-wife, supermodel Christie Brinkley. But he continues to perform -- he toured with Elton John in 2010, and he reportedly stole the show at the 12-12-12 Hurricane Sandy relief concert.In a New York Times feature to be published Sunday, Joel talks about why he left songwriting, saying, "I got b...

Milo is an 11-pound dachshund and Bonedigger is a 500-pound lion. But that didnt stop these two from becoming the best of friends. In the video above that went viral on Friday, Milo appears to be giving his buddy a very thorough teeth cleaning or some sort of sloppy French kiss. Bonedigger reciprocates the thoughtful gesture, licking the dog in return with a tongue thats roughly the size of Mi...

If you've been bemoaning your lack of romantic options, don't give up hope. Peter Backus, a researcher in the U.K. who once calculated he had only a 1 in 285,000 chance of finding love, has beaten the odds: He's getting married this weekend.In 2010, Backus, then a tutor at the University of Warwick, published "Why I Don't Have A Girlfriend," a research paper that used something called the Drake eq...