Today in news of North Korea's pathologically murderous legacy, South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo is reporting that a firing squad executed Hyon Song-wol, a Korean pop star who was widely rumored to be a long-term paramour of man-boy dictator Kim Jong-un.

The story of Gary Faulkner—a construction worker from Colorado who was arrested in Pakistan carrying a sword, hunting Osama bin Laden—was funny for a few days. Now he says bin Laden is hunting him. Please shut up, Gary.

Procter & Gamble is absolutely thrilled about this massive oil spill, because the free PR they get for cleaning off oily animals with Dawn™ brand soap is priceless. For the rest of us, bad news: it's worse than you thought.

Welsh-born Grace Coddington spent many of her years as creative director of American Vogue under the radar, until 2009 documentary The September Issue exposed the enchanting redhead's quiet defiance of Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.

A British expat who first made a splash chronicling her life as a single Manhattanite, Zoë Heller is best-known for writing 2003's What Was She Thinking? Notes on a Scandal, which was turned into a film in 2006.

Famous for his roles as surly heroes and everymen, Ford will likely always be best known for his iconic portrayals of effortlessly cool adventuring archaeologist Indiana Jones and cocky intergalactic smuggler Han Solo.