Watch 'Game Of Thrones' Star Natalie Dormer Kiss A Bunch Of Strangers

From Renly Baratheon to Joffrey, and likely Tommen next season, Natalie Dormer's Margaery Tyrell has had to kiss a bunch of guys (more like boys) on "Game of Thrones." But in Irish singer-songwriter Hozier's new music video, Dormer only imagines that she's kissing people. In the new video for "Someone New" from the "Take Me to Church" singer, a...

LOOK: J.J. Watt's cabin in the 'middle of nowhere' is insane

Back in January, the only thing we knew about J.J. Watt's log cabin was that it was made of logs and it was a cabin. We also learned that the cabin was "minimalistic" because that's what Watt said when he bought the place. Apparently though, Watt has a slightly different definition of minimalistic than the rest of us. First, let's take a look in the log cabin office below, where there's a Brett Favre jersey hanging.

Three British plane spotters detained in UAE: family

Three British men are being detained in the United Arab Emirates on national security grounds after being arrested while plane spotting, their relatives said Tuesday. Valerie Clitheroe said her husband Conrad, 53, and his friend Gary Cooper, 45, are being held with their former work colleague, Neil Munro, who lives and works in the UAE. "We can confirm the arrest of three British nationals in Dubai on 22 February. Valerie Clitheroe told BBC radio she had spoken to her husband on the telephone and said "he seems very distressed, very upset that this has happened -- they're just very scared in there".

Indonesia nearly ready to execute 9 foreign drug smugglers

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia is nearly ready to execute by firing squad nine foreigners and an Indonesian condemned for drug smuggling as diplomatic squabbles persist over the executions.

Six things you need to know about the alleged Tiger Woods suspension

It slowly emerged over the weekend that a pro golfer had essentially accused Tiger Woods of using performance-enhancing durgs and subsequently being suspended by the PGA Tour. On Monday, Woods (via his agent) and the PGA Tour both came out strong against the claims, as expected. Why is somebody who nobody has ever heard of accusing Woods of cheating? Anyway, here are six things you need to know about the Tiger Woods accusations levied -- and since completely retracted -- by Dan Olsen.

Hillary Clinton's Contempt for Transparency

On January 13, 2009, Hillary Clinton attended her first confirmation hearing as a Secretary of State nominee. "Mrs. Clinton did not have a government email address during her four-year tenure at the State Department," The New York Times reports in a story published late Monday. This was willful, flagrant disregard for public records rules.

Koenigsegg Regera: First Look (12 photos)

What do you call a car that's more super than a supercar? It's a question that needs an answer in the wake of this — the Koenigsegg Regera. Designed to combine the traits of a high-end luxury cruiser with the power of the fastest car on earth, the Regera has a combined 1,800 hp, with 1,100 from its twin-turbo V-8 and an additional 700 hp from three electric motors. Top speed for the 80 copies Koenigsegg plans to sell for $1.9 million? Maybe 270 mph — not that there's anywhere the Swedish company could really test such a rocket.

Devin McCourty: It would be bittersweet to leave the Patriots

Safety Devin McCourty had no argument with getting what he called a “player-friendly” franchise tag from the Patriots, but things played out a different way on Monday. The Patriots opted to use the tag on kicker Stephen Gostkowski instead, a move that McCourty said he didn’t know was coming until the Patriots made it. McCourty…

Goldman Partner Who Called Japan's Demise Sees Similarities With China

So says an observer who foresaw Japan’s eventual demise a year before its land-price bubble began to burst. “The vulnerabilities in China today are very similar to the vulnerabilities in Japan,” said Roy Smith, 76, who was a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. partner when he wrote a column saying Japan’s rise as a financial hegemon was done. Among the risks: bad loans, overpriced stocks and a frothy property market are flashing danger for China’s economy and putting pressure on a fragile financial system -- similar to conditions that triggered Japan’s fall, said Smith, a finance professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business.

5 Ways You're Accidentally Wrecking Your Credit

It's one thing to knowingly make decisions that hurt your credit score. But it's an entirely different situation to accidentally wreck your credit.

Davis Mom Strikes Back After City Tells Her To Move Basketball Hoop

‘Ellen’s Design Challenge’ Winner Disqualified in Dramatic Finale Twist

If you have yet to watch the series finale of HGTV’s “Ellen’s Design Challenge,” stop reading now. Well, that was a short-lived victory for furniture designer Tim McLellan. The cowboy with a masculine sense of furniture design won HGTV’s inaugural “Ellen’s Design Challenge” on Monday evening — until he didn’t. Shortly after the confetti dropped on McLellan, fellow finalist Katie Stout and executive producer Ellen DeGeneres, the last man standing was disqualified for presenting what was deemed an unoriginal piece in the grand finale.

Zach LaVine was dunking all over the Clippers (VIDEO)

Zach LaVine can get up. But you already knew that.

Put down that shampoo! Steal these style and beauty secrets from the French

Though Paris Fashion Week is behind us, we've got the French on our mind. After seeing the street style from outside some of the biggest shows, we're left wondering ... how are all these French women so perfect? Here's the thing, they've got all these incredible beauty secrets -- ones they're largely keeping to themselves -- and Tish Jett over...

New 401(k) Pension Rollover Rule: Pros and Cons

Is the new rule allowing participants to roll their 401(k) balances into pensions a good idea?

A year on, what's the latest in the hunt for Flight 370?

Nearly a year has passed since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished on a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, sparking one of the most perplexing mysteries of modern times. Since then, search crews have ...

Here's How Much the Typical American Made Last Year, By Age and Sex -- How Do You Compare?

Saving while you're young makes a big difference, but here's why that's still tough for many.