Shoppers head for Target store in Horn Lake, Mississippi. (AP)
Companies feared Americans would rebel at price hikes to offset higher fuel and packaging, but so far consumers are still buying. More
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Closure of California adult day care centers falls hard on Latino families.
A decade after warning of dangers in hospitals, little has changed to on safety.
Many women don't recognize the warning signs of an impending hearth attack.
First public photos of Blue Ivy Carter go online
She's been a sensation since she's been born, and now Blue Ivy has made her public debut.
Tony Bennett and Carrie Underwood do Grammy duet
Tony Bennett performed on the very first Grammy Awards, and as he returns for the 54th show this Sunday, the singer says it never gets old.
Clive Davis gala is white-hot; Kinks to perform
The annual pre-Grammy Clive Davis gala is so hot this year that even Diddy is getting calls from celebrities who are trying to get on the bill _ and in the seats.
Nearly 1 in 20 US adults over 50 have fake knees
New research shows that nearly 1 in 20 Americans older than age 50 are living with artificial knees.
Letter blasts column on Kid Rock's clothing line
Kid Rock has posted an expletive-laced letter criticizing a columnist who reported that some of the musician's "Made in Detroit" T-shirts are not made in the city or the U.S.
Will.i.am: Obama isn't a 'magic man'
Will.i.am said he hoped to raise $1 million for his charity that benefits needy students at a concert Thursday night. Instead, he raised $5 million.
Rising Poverty Rate in US
Nearly half of all U.S. households have no savings to fall back on in a crisis and the poverty rate continues to rise.
Madonna: Not happy about M.I.A.'s gesture
Madonna says she's not happy that M.I.A. made an obscene gesture during the Super Bowl halftime show.
Mary J. Blige rocks at concert for charity
Mary J. Blige brought out plenty of emotion as she performed in front of a packed house to support one of her favorite charities.
Stephanie Blythe redeems mediocre Met `Aida'
In 1872, a dissatisfied opera-goer who had attended a performance of Verdi's "Aida" in Parma, Italy, wrote to the composer asking for his money back. Amused by the man's audacity, Verdi complied.
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