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He was Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, Bond Villian Francisco Scaramanga, Sherlock Holmes and Mycroft Holmes.

The Japanese auto parts maker Takata has admitted that its airbags are defective, resulting in the largest automobile recall ever, some 34 million cars. In fact, it may be the biggest recall of any product ever.

In a move that took some serious balls, this dude just lit up a joint live on air.

Out of the horrors of the earthquake that rocked Nepal last weekend comes this glimmer of hope.

Nepal is still reeling after a devastating earthquake rocked the country on Saturday, with the death toll climbing to more than 3,600 people.

We've got some big news. Or little, depending on your point of view.

The cover of the first "Charlie Hebdo" issue since last week's terrorist attack in Paris is out, and the editors are NOT backing down.

Viral videos are great and all, but lets look at the real things that happened in 2014. It's the years most memorable moments from around the world.

Still not clear yet, House of Commons security says. pic.twitter.com/4KrAhHB2FM — Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) October 22, 2014 There were “several shooting incidents in downtown Ottawa” Wednesday morning, according to Ottawa police.

The first female air force pilot in the United Arab Emirates led airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Syria earlier this week, the federation's ambassador to Washington said on Thursday as he pledged his country will do "whatever is necessary" to defeat the militant group.

The U.S. began "intense" operations in Syria against the terror group ISIS early Tuesday, sending bombers, fighters, and Tomahawk missiles into ISIS-dominated territory in the northern part of the country.

Tonight President Obama took to the national airwaves for a rare prime-time address to describe what America's response would be to the Islamic State (aka ISIL or ISIS), the terrorist group that has taken over parts of Syria and Iraq, and also beheaded two American journalists.