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A U.S. aircraft carrier sailed through the Strait of Hormuz and into the Gulf without incident on Sunday, a day after Iran backed away from an earlier threat to take action if an American carrier returned to the strategic waterway.

Google (NAS: GOOG) CEO Larry Page is "super excited" about "a really strong quarter," but investors don't seem to agree. Shares fell 8.5% on Friday after the company published its fourth-quarter results. The online giant saw $10.6 billion in raw sales, or $8.1 billion after deducting traffic-acquisition costs trickling down into $9.50 of earnings per share.

A source tells People that Klum and Seal have been through a rough patch but "have no plans to announce a split right now. They're not divorcing."

Angelina Jolie was the woman of the night at the Producers Guild Awards, honored with the Stanley Kramer Award for her work on "In the Land of Blood and Honey." It was recognition that caused A-lister Jolie to turn into a giddy little girl when she heard the news, she told the Ministry on Saturday night.

These days parents play video games along with their kids. This is a great opportunity for parents and kids to keep communication open.

With the long-awaited Red Tails finally hitting theaters and George Lucas announcing (threatening?) his retirement, it's obviously a big turning point in the history of Star Wars.

Gail Glaenzer still can't believe that her fiance unknowingly shot a nail into his skull, let alone that he posted a picture of the X-ray on Facebook during his ambulance ride between hospitals for surgery.

Kids might be at higher risk for obesity if dad is overweight, a study suggests. Other studies have shown an association between two overweight parents and higher weight in their children, and weight relationships between fathers and sons and mothers and daughters.

For the first time, technology has allowed NASA to observe a comet being vaporized as it approached the sun, the space agency reported. In an article published in this month's Science, the agency said its Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded Comet C/2011 N3 nearing the sun and burning to nothing over a 20-minute span in July.