The Daily Caller

A London shop will soon serve a breast milk ice cream mixture which creators have named, ‘Baby Gaga’

Olympic superstar Michael Phelps is set to release ‘Push the Limit,’ a video game for XBox 360 this June

‘I think no pants is sexy. I love the naked human body,’ she said. ‘I was working in strip clubs when I was 18′

Proponents of political correctness are trying to scrub references to Christianity from Christmas celebrations.

‘Country Strong’s’ unlikely performer — and star of an upcoming movie of the same name — is Gwyneth Paltrow, one of Hollywood’s most citified actresses

The video, which asks Al Qaeda followers to individually stage attacks, has been condemned by Muslim leaders in the Detroit area

British budget will cut around 20 percent of public spending with few sectors that will be spared

British royal Prince Harry has sparked rumours of a new romance with Scandinavian rock singer Camilla Romestrand

Princess Beatrice was involved in a car crash when her BMW was crushed between a double-decker bus and a coach on one of London’s most notorious roundabouts

TheDC’s film critic, Alec Jacobs, explains how Woody Allen redeems himself in the wake of the disaster that was Whatever Works in his newest film, complete with dysfunctional characters, an omnipotent narrator and classic Allen direction

If Mr. Henry eventually buys Liverpool (the current American owners—Tom Hicks and George Gillett—are resisting a sale, and a deal would also require the Premier League’s approval), he may bring hope to disgruntled Liverpool fans

Saud Bin Abdulaziz Bin Nasir al Saud is facing jail time in the U.K. for strangling his male servant in a frenzied sexual assault

A look at how the conservative movement seeks to repair the relationship between the U.S. and the U.K.

The who’s who of fashion gathered in London today to pay homage to the late Alexander McQueen

The Times of London obtained an advance copy of ‘Carla: A Secret Life,’ an unauthorized biography of the Italian supermodel that will be published this week

Financial services giant predicts bleak future for recovery

Charles Haddon, frontman of electro-pop trio Ou Est Le Swimming Pool, leapt to his death from a telecommunications mast behind the main stage at the Pukkelpop festival

The Sept. 29 sale in London will feature works by modern artists including Gary Hume and Lucian Freud, a selection of maritime and sporting paintings, and a variety of tea caddies, cigar boxes and Chinese ceramics?

Kieron Williamson has been tapped as the next artistic prodigy after selling all 33 of his works under a half hour

The rationale for many who support the circulation of the Wikileaks documents has been a desire to promote “transparency.” Proper governance requires a well-informed electorate and government alone cannot be entrusted to determine what information should be kept from public view