Alexis Hauk

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'Snow Squall' Causes New Year's Day Pileup on Canadian Highway

Dozens of vehicles were involved in a series of collisions on a highway in Ontario

By Alexis Hauk and Jonathan D. Woods

The New 50 Shades of Grey Trailer Is Here

More Christian, more anticipation

By Alexis Hauk

Tom Hiddleston Performs as Hank Williams

'Move over little dog cause a big dog's movin in'

By Alexis Hauk

Burger King Might Become a Canadian Company

The burger behemoth could reincorporate in Canada, and thereby lower its tax liabilities, if it buys donut chain Tim Hortons

By Alexis Hauk

Hank Azaria Has Lived The Simpsons Marathon

Hear from the voice of Moe, Apu, Chief Wiggum and so many more

By Alexis Hauk

Chris Pratt's Ice-Bucket Challenge May Be the Best Yet

Ooga-chugga, ooga-chugga, ooga-ooga-ooga-chugga

By Alexis Hauk

NASA’s Hubble Finds Supernova Star System Linked to Potential 'Zombie Star'

Thankfully, there are no brains anywhere around this particular zombie

By Alexis Hauk

Hedwig and the Angry Inch Announces Its New Diva

The "Book of Mormon" star will attempt to fill the "How I Met Your Mother" actor's giant platform shoes starting Aug.17

By Alexis Hauk

This Is How Much U.S. Soccer Players Make at the World Cup

The glory of taking part in the world's largest soccer tournament isn't the only prize for U.S. soccer players named to the 23-person squad going to Brazil. A trip to the later rounds could mean a big payday, too

By Alexis Hauk

Salaries of College Execs Up as Student Debt Rises

A new report by the progressive think tank Institute for Policy Studies finds that salaries for the top 25 highest-paid public-research university presidents have swelled in recent years despite the growth of student debt and various faculty disenfranchisement issues

By Alexis Hauk

Donald Sterling: 'Am I Entitled to One Mistake?'

The Los Angeles Clippers owner apologized for racist comments that landed him a lifetime ban from the NBA, calling them a "terrible mistake" but also claiming that he was "baited" by his ex-girlfriend into making them

By Alexis Hauk

Scientists Use Patient's Immune System to Kick Cancer

Through a technique known as adopted cell therapy, doctors replicated a woman's own immune cells in the lab, then released them into her bloodstream. The tumors began melting away

By Alexis Hauk
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