Articles by Louise Chan
Anonymous And Other Hacker Groups Wage Cyber War Against ISIS
'Hacktivist' groups join in the war against ISIS using different strategies. Find out what they have contributed in the fight in the week following the Nov. 13 Paris attacks.
Latin Grammys Celebrates Latino Music, Gets Political
A celebration of rich musical heritage turns political in a bid to unite the Latin American people. Maná's Fher Olvera and Los Tigres urges The 16th Latin Grammy attendees and viewers to unite and make their vote count.
'Modern Family' Star Reid Ewing Opens Up About Body Dysmorphic Disorder
The former cosmetic surgery-addicted actor admits to having body dysmorphic disorder. Reid Ewing advises people interested in undergoing cosmetic surgery to pay attention to their mental health as well.
Kylie Jenner Posts Glam Selfie On Instagram Post-Breakup With Tyga - Here Are Other Celebrities Who Showed Their Exes Exactly What They Are Missing Via Social Media
Kylie Jenner proves that she's doing well without ex-boyfriend Tyga via an Instagram post. Other celebs have done it too.
Defaced Portraits Of Black Faculty At Harvard Being Investigated As A Hate Crime
Harvard Law School is faced with a racist act just a day after its students of color joined a protest against racism. Dean Martha Minnow calls for a community meeting to discuss the seriousness of the issue
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Thanks Fans For Support After Sharing Struggle With Depression
The Rock may look like he's had it easy in his life, but he revealed in 'Oprah's Master Class' that the assumption could not be further from the truth. Dwayne Johnson recalled his bout with depression and shared the lessons he learned the hard way
Here's Why Marvel's 'Jessica Jones' Brilliantly Hits Every Single Mark
'Jessica Jones' pushes the boundary films and series usually have when it comes to discussing issues people face in reality through its characters. Find out why you should watch the new Marvel show.
Kurt Sutter Cancels Own FX Show 'The Bastard Executioner' - What Went Wrong?
'The Bastard Executioner' ends after only one season with 10 episodes. Showrunner Kurt Sutter offered a number of reasons that may have factored in the show's cancellation.
Ryan Seacrest Announces All 3 Original Judges To Return To Final Season Of 'American Idol'
'American Idol' host Ryan Seacrest revealed that the original judges of the show will be tapped to appear in the show's final season. There's a big chance that fans would get to see Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson in the judges' chairs again when the Farewell Season starts in January 2016.
Step Aside Beckham, Justin Timberlake Brings Sexy Back As 'PEOPLE's Sexiest New Dad Alive 2015'
People Magazine awarded Grammy winning singer-songwriter Justin Timberlake a title fit for the excited new father. Check out just how hands-on the 'Sexiest New Dad' is to son, Silas
What If The Nazis Won? Amazon Series 'The Man In The High Castle' Shows Alternative History Based On Philip K. Dick Novel
We have all watched post-apocalyptic and dystopian futures, but wait till you see an alternative history that will send chills down your spine. 'The Man in the High Castle' will show you what Axis Power-led America looks like.
Joel McHale To Host Final Episode Of Clip Show 'The Soup' On Dec. 18
E! Online confirms that the comedy clip show 'The Soup' is saying goodbye in a month. Joel McHale, the show's 12-year host, bowed out in his usual comedic way on Twitter.
Real Life 'Once Upon A Time' Couple Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas Expecting Second Child
Real-life Snow White and Prince Charming are chasing after their happily ever after. Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas confirmed that their son is now a big brother.
Amazon Prime Members Get $5 Off Preorders For 'Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon' On Nintendo 3DS
'Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon' is getting released on Nov. 20. Amazon has a special deal on the game for Amazon Prime members
Scientists Want To Combat Global Warming With Controversial Cloud Seeding
Atmospheric Scientists at the University of Washington believe Geoengineering can aid humanity in stopping climate change. Clive Hamilton disagrees and believes people's attitude towards the problem needs to change.
The Truth About HIV and AIDS (And What You Should Stop Believing)
Charlie Sheen admitted that he is HIV positive and want s to educate the public about his disease. Here are some things you should know about HIV and AIDS.
He's The Sexiest Of Them All: David Beckham Lands Cover Of People Magazine's 'Sexiest Man Alive 2015'
David Beckham has been named 2015's Sexiest Man Alive. Find out what he has to say about his new title.
First Lady Michelle Obama Honors Thirteen Youth Arts Programs
Michelle Obama recognized 12 afterschool youth programs for the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards. The First Lady expressed her gratitude and pride to all involved.
Live From New York! Tina Fey And Amy Poehler Are Hosting 'Saturday Night Live' Together In December
NBC just made our wish come true for Christmas because it has tapped 'SNL' alums Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to host its Dec. 19 show. Check out what else is in store for December
Donald Trump, Mike Tyson Weigh In On Ronda Rousey's KO To Holly Holm
The stunning upset in the fight between Ronda Rousey and Holly Holm had social media comments flooding in. Check out how former champ Rousey was knocked out.
Christopher Nolan's 'Memento' Is So Perfect It's Getting A Remake
AMBI Pictures has announced a remake of the 2000 masterpiece, 'Memento' launching its $200-million film fund. Check out the AMBI heads' reasons for the remake.
Neon Blue Dragon Spotted On Australia's Gold Coast
A local Queensland beachgoer records a video of a strange and beautiful creature washed up on the shore. Check out what the Blue Dragon is and why you should keep your hands off them.
You'll Shed Tears Of Joy With Oxford's Chosen 2015 Word Of The Year: It's An Emoji!
Oxford Dictionaries announces its 2015 Word of the Year. Find out why an emoji was chosen for 2015 In a confusing turn of events, the Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year is not a written word but a heavily used pictograph in today's smartphones.
Steven Spielberg, Barbra Streisand, Gloria Estefan Among Seventeen Named To Win 2015 Presidential Medal Of Freedom
President Barack Obama announced the names of individuals who will be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for 2015. Prominent names in the entertainment industry are included.
Anyone Will Be Lucky To Have The Lucky LG16, Walmart’s $10 Smartphone From LG
Walmart partners with LG to come up with a $10 smartphone with a handful of decent features. Find out what the Lucky LG16 can offer alongside its affordable cost.
Star Of 'Beasts Of No Nation' Idris Elba Says More Needs To Be Done For Diversity On Television
Idris Elba believes that the U.K. entertainment industry has been "moving in the right direction" to support diversity on television. However, the 'Luther' star also says that more effort is still needed.
Spike Lee Finally Gets An Academy Honorary Award - Slams Hollywood For Lack Of Diversity
Spike Lee finally gets his Oscar statuette as the Academy's Honorary Awardee for 2015. Lee gives his support to Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs' A2020 campaign and speaks out about Hollywood's lack of diversity.
Madonna Breaks Down In Tears, Pays Tribute To Paris Attack Victims, During 'Rebel Heart' Concert Tour in Stockholm
Madonna offers a moment of silence to pray for the victims of the Paris attack and their families. The queen of pop cries in front of everyone as she is overcome with grief at the tragedy
More Than A Thousand Mormons Resign From Church In Protest Of Gay Marriage Policy
The Church of Latter-day Saints receives over a thousand resignations as a result of its new policy on children of same-sex couples. Protesters say it is the final straw
No Carbonite But Just Plain Frozen Water Used To Create These Star Wars Ice Sculptures
The Force Awakens and it is calling you into the cold. This year's International Ice Sculpture Festival in Belgium will feature popular figures from the Star Wars Universe from Nov. 14 until Jan. 31, 2016
