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The hunt for clues as to the fate of a French airliner lost in the Atlantic intensifies as the first Brazilian navy vessel arrives.

Jared was forced to choose between a dying father and the love of his life. Judy Rickard had to quit her job and lose her full pension to be with the one she loved. Martha McDevitt-Pugh packed up and moved to another country to be with her future spouse. All three said their hands were forced by federal immigration laws that don't allow Americans to sponsor their foreign-born same-sex partners for citizenship.

Exclusives: Robert Pattinson stars in Summit drama -- Summit Entertainment has set Emilie de Ravin ('Lost'), Pierce Brosnan and Chris Cooper to star alongside Robert Pattinson in 'Remember Me,' the Allen Coulter-directed drama that begins production in New York on June 15.

LOS ANGELES– For decades, Nintendo has endeavored to provide the most creative and immersive experiences in the world of video games and to lead the industry in new directions. At its media briefing in advance of the E3 Expo, the video game industry’s premier trade show, Nintendo announced products for social entertainment that stretch far beyond [...]

As the world observes the 20th anniversary of the crackdown on beijing's Tiananmen Square, pro-democracy advocates abroad lament how little Chinese youth know or care about the event. But lost in the generalization is whether the apathy is a fact or a front.

Relatives, friends and colleagues of those who were on the stricken Air France flight earlier this week, have been to a remembrance service at Notre.

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- This year's Electronic Entertainment Expo has been quite the moving experience....

Business News: 'Hung' producer names Larry Gilbert VP -- E1 Entertainment, the shingle behind upcoming series such as HBO's 'Hung' and CBS' 'The Bridge,' has tapped Larry Gilbert to head up current programming.

Stocks slipped Wednesday, as a four-session advance lost steam, after mixed readings on the economy and ahead of retail sales and labor market reports due later this week.

ThursdayThe calm at the eye of the storm, as Britain votes. Any more resignations today would spell mayhem. Watch out for reports of turnout: are Labour voters staying at home? Initial reports will be anecdotal: the full figure won't emerge until Monday. But in 2004 38% of people voted - if this drops, opposition parties are likely to gain. Polls close at 10pm. Two council results - the three-way battle for Bristol between the Lib Dems, Labour and Tories, and the new unitary council in Central Bedfordshire, will come in after midnight. Neither will be a reliable test of Labour support, although Labour may lose every seat in Bedfordshire in a Tory clean sweep. Brown will fear rebels loosening their tongues as polls close.FridayD-day - and maximum danger for Brown. Local council results from England come in: will Labour suffer a wipeout and lose at least half its 500 seats? That will set the mood for Brown's reshuffle - if the cabinet allows him to make it. Key tests: do any more ministe