Katherine Weber

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• Jun 21, 2012

  Jim Carrey 'Dumb and Dumber' Cancellation a Mistake?

  Actor Jim Carrey has bowed out of participating in the "Dumb and Dumber" sequel, the original of which made the young actor famous in 1994. The move, according to some critics, is a mistake for Carrey, who could use a much needed revamp to his dimming comedy career.

• Jun 21, 2012

  Prince William Turns 30 as World Offers Birthday Wishes

  The world is wishing England's Prince William a happy 30th birthday today through Twitter, photo montages, and interesting factoids, while his wife, Kate Middleton, has planned a small, casual dinner for occasion.

• Jun 21, 2012

  Emma Stone Goth-Inspired Red Carpet Look Turns Heads At 'Spider-Man' Premiere

  American actress Emma Stone, usually boasting red hair and colorfully bright lips, dramatically changed her style for the "Amazing Spider-Man" premiere in Paris on Wednesday, opting more for a goth-inspired, vampire look.

• Jun 20, 2012

  US Soldiers Linked to Quran Burnings at Afghan Base to Avoid Charges

  The U.S. military is recommending discipline, not criminal charges, for seven U.S. military personnel guilty of accidentally burning Qurans at a U.S. military base in Afghanistan in February, subsequently sparking riots throughout the country.

• Jun 20, 2012

  Belief in Hell Keeps Crime Rates Down, According to New Study

  A University of Oregon psychologist has found that a country's belief in heaven and hell is related to its crime rates, and that a belief in a punitive God equals less crime while a belief in a forgiving savior means more crime.

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  Jun 19, 2012

  Senate Considers Measure Condemning Iran for Imprisoning Youcef Nadarkhani

  The U.S. Senate's Committee of Foreign Relations will review a resolution that seeks to free imprisoned Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarkhani while also encouraging Iran to monitor its human rights abuses more closely, especially in cases of religious freedom.

• Jun 19, 2012

  Egypt's Ruling Military Council Unlikely to Budge Despite Vow to Transfer Power?

  Egypt's ruling military council seems poised to maintain firm control on dictating the country's affairs despite the recent victory of Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi as the nation's first democratically elected president.

• Jun 19, 2012

  Tim Tebow Toast Sells for $85 On Ebay

  A piece of toast rendering a high resemblance to New York Jets' quarterback Tim Tebow, doing his classic "Tebow" prayer pose, has sold on online auction website eBay for $85.

• Jun 18, 2012

  Pro-Abortion Activists to Perform 'Vagina Monologues' at Mich. Capitol

  Activists in Detroit will gather on the steps of the Lansing Capitol building Monday to perform a rendition of the Tony Award-winning play the "Vagina Monologues" after a lawmaker was banned from the House floor last week after speaking out against increased oversight of abortions in the state.

• Jun 14, 2012

  Israeli Military Photo Promoting Gay Pride Month Draws Mixed Reactions

  A picture published on the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Facebook page showing two men holding hands has garnered mixed reviews from the public, sparking an international debate on military decorum as well as the Jewish state's disputed acceptance of homosexuality.