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• Sep 7, 2011

  Nick Jonas in 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying' Announcement

  Nick Jonas took to his Twitter account on Wednesday to announce that he will be the latest entertainer to star in the Broadway play “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.”

• Sep 7, 2011

  Russia Plane Crash: KHL Hockey Team Among 36 Killed

  A plane leaving Russia crashed on Wednesday, killing at least 36 people including Kontinental Hockey League players on their way to a game.

• Sep 7, 2011

  Tiki Barber Ignored by NFL Teams

  After making the decision to return after a five year hiatus from the NFL, running back Tiki Barber is disappointed that no team has shown interest in acquiring him.

• Sep 6, 2011

  Smoking Declines Across the U.S.

  According to a new government report, fewer U.S. adults smoke cigarettes today than three years ago.

• Sep 6, 2011

  College Football Rankings Released, According to AP Top 25 Poll

  A week into the regular college football season, and the results for the “Associated Press College Football” poll have been released.

• Sep 6, 2011

  Jesus Christ, the Bible Beat Out Justin Bieber on Facebook

  Jesus Christ has beaten out Justin Bieber as the person with the most involved fans on Facebook.

• Sep 6, 2011

  Beyonce Pregnant: Star Reemerges for 30th Birthday After Baby Confirmed at VMA 2011

  Beyoncé, multiple Grammy-award winning recording artist and mother to be, celebrated her 30th birthday on Sept 4 in Italy.

• Sep 5, 2011

  Peyton Manning Injury May Keep Him From Season Opener

  Although Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Cults quarterback was recently taken off of the physically unable to perform list, an announcement was recently made that he would most likely miss the team's season opening game on Sept. 11.

• Sep 5, 2011

  Usain Bolt Breaks Relay World Record for Jamaica

  Usain Bolt secured a gold medal for his Jamaican team as the 2011 World Championships came to a close in Daegu, South Korea on Sunday.

• Sep 3, 2011

  Australian Officials Accused of 'Christian Cleansing' for Move to Ban 'B.C.' From Texbooks

  Australian education officials are working to remove any references of Christ in their school textbooks, which has caused an outrage in the country’s Christian community.