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One of the stars of the new Captain America film may have accidentally leaked the details in an interview with Esquire Magazine.

Early this morning the space shuttle Atlantis lifted off from NASA's spaceport in Cape Canavarel, Florida for the last time.  This ending a 30-year era of space flight. Check out the video from MSNBC covering this mornings press conference on the next page.

Those AARP cards aren't just good for 20% off your early-bird dinner anymore. They're also good for free music as the AARP launches into the digital music age. If you're afraid of iTunes, this may be the service for you.

In the growing fight of musician versus politician, another artist has added a cease and desist letter to Michele Bachmann's mailbox.

Tom Petty is none too pleased a local politician is using one of his songs for their campaign and has fired off an angry letter telling them to knock it off. Will they back down?

Facebook and Twitter make it easy to reach out and share details of our personal lives and we don't seem to think twice about it. Would we react the same if it were face to face? That's the purpose of this video. Kinda makes you think, doesn't it...

Today, Google is paying tribute to electric guitar pioneer Les Paul with a guitar-themed doodle that allows you to play and record your own songs.

Celi was taking in a Kansas City Royals baseball game when the roving stadium reporter told her she had someone that wanted to give her a special message, but it didn't end there.

If you know me, you know I really try to be fair with people. And I think I'm being perfectly fair when I say, Sarah Palin is a complete moron and I mean no disrespect to morons. You couldn't swing a dead moose without hitting someone more qualified to be President. Watch and listen to this video. Note, if you listen very carefully, you can hear her head whistle in the breeze.

Nearly 20 years ago Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan hooked up with the remains of Black Sabbath and recorded one spectacular album called 'Born Again'. The band-mates went their separate ways, but some of us only knew it was a matter of time before the most interesting version of Black Sabbath returned. Gillan, Tony Iommi and Deep Purple key-master Jon Lord have released a new album and the proceeds are going to charity.

It's going to be a long tour with an amazing set list! Get all the details!

Harmon Killebrew was a Hall of Fame baseball player who played with the Minnesota Twins for 15 years.