Cox News Service

Going to work is paying off on TV. First, BBC America's snarky sitcom "The Office" startled everyone but its cultlike viewership by beating out "Sex and the City" and "Will...

If you are gay or lesbian and looking for a vacation hot spot, Cape Town, South Africa, might be the place for you. The town made it onto two gay-friendly...

Facing allegations of colleges wooing high school athletes with sex, alcohol and lavish accommodations, the NCAA told Congress on Thursday that it may ban paid campus visits for football recruits....

Out of sight, out of mind. Jill Hennessy knows. "When I was pregnant and walking the streets of New York, people would stop and say, 'Catherine Zeta-Jones!' " recalls the...

One reason nearly 20 million people tune in to "The Apprentice" each week is that the show provides realistic lessons about surviving in the corporate jungle. Between running his luxurious...

Paul Michael Glaser sounds grumpy. Maybe he's tired of talking about "Starsky & Hutch," the popular '70s cop show that made him a curly-haired TV star. Glaser, 60, is on...

While the world of professional and elite sports comes to terms with illegal steroid use, many everyday athletes wrestle with whether legal supplements can build their muscles. Creatine, protein powders,...

Pepsi has beaten Coca-Cola to the punch in announcing plans to sell a new "midcalorie" cola. Pepsi Edge, set to appear in late summer, will be touted as having half...

For decades, cable operators have been bedeviled by viewers who illegally intercept their transmission and don't pay for the signal. But in the never-ending war on piracy, the cable industry...

Recent legislation designed to stop aggressive and intrusive spammers could impact an unsuspecting group: small-business owners who don't clog mailboxes with junk but who rely on e-mail as an indispensable...