Lawyer: Jesse James is no neo-Nazi

Jesse James’ Nazi hat was a gift from a Jewish mentor and does not make him a neo-Nazi, his lawyer said Wednesday.

NeNe Leakes’s son arrested a second time

NeNe Leakes’s son Bryson Bryant was arrested Tuesday for possession of a controlled substance and carrying a weapon, a Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Department official confirms to PEOPLE.

Daniel Dae Kim on ‘Lost’ twists and ‘The End’

After last week’s meaty mythological feast, “Lost” producers gave fans a bit more to chew on Tuesday, with an episode revolving around Jin (Daniel Dae Kim) and Sun (real-life newlywed Yunjin Kim). PEOPLE checked in with Dae Kim for his thoughts on what went down — and managed to pry a little series-finale scoop out [...]

Leno: Conan and I got ’screwed’

Jay Leno expects Conan O’Brien will return to late-night television as a head-to-head competitor against NBC’s “The Tonight Show.”

Gallery: When the stars come out of the closet

Ruling means Kenyan leaders could face charges

Pretrial judges at the International Criminal Court on Wednesday authorized a prosecutor to investigate Kenya’s bloody post-election violence, a move that could lead to key leaders facing charges at The Hague.

More than 600 arrested in Niger anti-gang raids

Niger security forces and military police arrested more than 600 people in an overnight raid aimed at dismantling gangs and stopping armed robberies in and around the capital, a government-run Web site said Wednesday.

Jesse James enters treatment facility

With his marriage to Sandra Bullock in crisis and his family’s future on the line, Jesse James is seeking professional help, his rep tells PEOPLE exclusively.

The rise of Chinese luxury brands

Shop at any of the high end stores in Hong Kong and it’s easy to see why luxury brands love Chinese shoppers.

Irish ‘bad bank’ to buy 81B euros in debt

Ireland’s government-backed “bad bank” is taking on 16 billion euros ($21.5 billion) in debt from five troubled Irish banks — a first step toward buying 81 billion euros ($109 billion) in bad loans, the government announced.

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