R&B

Rihanna, shown here at Rock in Rio in 2010, will headline the festival again on July 5
Rihanna dons a naval uniform to play the part of Petty Officer Cora "Weps" Raikes in "Battleship"
Chuck Brown, pictured in 2011, the widely acknowledged "godfather" of the Go-Go funk music style, has died at 75
Rihanna, pictured April 24
Rihanna performs at the Staples Center during the 54th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California, in February
Chris Brown accepts the award for best R&B album for "F.A.M.E." at the 54th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles California
Rihanna arrives for the BRIT Music Awards at the O2 Arena in London
Chris Brown accepts the award for best R&B album for "F.A.M.E." at the 54th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles California
Aretha Franklin will sing at a private ceremony held in Newark, New Jersey to pay tribute to Whitney Houston
Chris Brown accepts the award for best R&B album for "F.A.M.E." at the 54th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles California
Actor Robin Thicke arrives at Pharrell Williams' launch for his new liqueur in the Beverly Hills area of Los Angeles, California
Aretha Franklin
Aretha Franklin
File photo of Whitney Houston before winning for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance at the 42nd annual Grammy Awards
Reverend Al Sharpton delivers the eulogy at the funeral for singer Etta James, who died last week at age 73, at City of Refuge in Gardena, California
Grammy winner Mary J. Blige with director Kirby Dick
Aretha Franklin and her fiance William "Willie" Wilkerson
Singer Aretha Franklin arrives at the Candie's Foundation 10th anniversary Event to Prevent benefit New York
Etta James performs in 2009
Flowers placed by fans sit atop the the Hollywood Walk of Fame star of singer Etta James who has died

France's multi-talented Woodkid releases debut album

He shot to fame as a music video director, framing some of pop's most notable names including Moby, Katy Perry, Lana del Rey and Rihanna.
 

Fans mourn Motown singer Bobby Rogers

Motown fans Tuesday mourned the death of Bobby Rogers, one of the original members of Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, who died in Detroit at the age of 73.
 

Motown loses another Temptation

The Temptations, one of Motown's most successful acts, has lost a second former member in less than a fortnight with the death of Richard Street, US news media reported Thursday.
 

Temptations singer dies at 62

Otis "Damon" Harris, who as first tenor of the Motown ensemble The Temptations sang on such 1970s hits as "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone," has died at the age of 62, US news media reported Monday.
 

AngloGold reports profit slump after unrest

AngloGold Ashanti, the third-biggest gold producer in the world, reported on Wednesday a 47.0-percent plunge in net profit in 2012 to $849 million.
 

Rihanna shows off raunchy first fashion collection

Pop star Rihanna showed off her first fashion collection on Saturday in London, with a raunchy street-style range displayed to the sound of thumping hip-hop beats.
 

Retro night for fashion in London

It was retro night at London Fashion Week on Saturday with Mod girls, punk vibes and late 1980s ravers, plus a smattering of stardust in the form of singer Rihanna's first collection.
 

London Fashion Week kicks off with big ambitions

Trend-setters from across the globe poured into the British capital Friday for the start of London Fashion Week, which will see hotly anticipated collections by Tom Ford and superstar Rihanna hit the catwalk.
 

Anglo American posts $1.5 bn loss after huge charge

Miner Anglo American on Friday posted an annual net loss of $1.49 billion (1.11 billion euros) after taking a $4.6-billion hit on the value of its Minas-Rio iron-ore project in Brazil and platinum assets.
 

'Babel' by Mumford & Sons wins best album Grammy

"Babel" by British folk rockers Mumford & Sons won the coveted Album of the Year award at the 55th Grammy Awards on Sunday.
 

Security tight as Grammys stars hit red carpet

Music stars hit the red carpet Sunday for the Grammys, with veterans like Elton John and Sting joining newcomers including indie pop band fun., hoping to win big in their breakout year.
 

Grammys show aims for spectacle, not drama

The music world gathers in Los Angeles on Sunday for the Grammys, with veterans like Elton John and Sting joining the latest stars -- including oddly named indie pop band fun., hoping to win big.
 

Music world set for Grammys

The music world gathers in Los Angeles on Sunday for the Grammys, with veterans such as Elton John and Sting joining the latest stars -- including oddly named indie pop band fun. -- hoping to win big.
 

Beyonce brings out Destiny's Child for Super Bowl

Pop diva Beyonce thrilled the Super Bowl crowd with a pyrotechnic half-time spectacular that doubled as a much-anticipated Destiny's Child reunion.
 

Timberlake, Elton John, Rihanna to play at Grammys

Justin Timberlake will join Elton John, Taylor Swift, Jack White, Rihanna and other stars performing at the 2013 Grammy awards show next week, according to organizers.
 

US police probe Chris Brown fight with rapper Ocean

Los Angeles police are investigating a fight between singer Chris Brown -- still on probation for beating girlfriend Rihanna in 2009 -- and rapper Frank Ocean.
 

Beyonce 'did not sing live,' official tells CNN

Beyonce did not sing the US national anthem live at this week's public swearing-in ceremony of President Barack Obama for his second term, CNN quoted an inaugural official as saying Wednesday.
 

US tennis starlet beats Serena, wins on Twitter

Sloane Stephens stayed calm. Her family freaked out.
 

Father of Montreux jazz festival bows out at 76

The music world was in mourning Friday at the news that Claude Nobs, the 76-year-old founder and manager of Switzerland's famed Montreux Jazz Festival, had died following a skiing accident.
 

European shares mixed before earnings season kicks off

European stock markets closed mixed but mostly lower Tuesday as investors digested company news and were cautious ahead of US aluminium giant Alcoa kicking off the quarterly earnings season.
 

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Major League Baseball
Current season or competition:
2010 Major League Baseball season
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Major League Baseball
SportBaseball
Founded1869
CommissionerBud Selig[1]
No. of teams30[2]
Country(ies) United States (29 teams)
 Canada (1 team)
ContinentNorth America
Most recent champion(s)New York Yankees (27th title)
Most titlesNew York Yankees (27 titles)[3]
TV partner(s)Fox
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Official websiteMLB.com