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YouTube Video: Father Sings Beatles 'Blackbird' to Dying Newborn Son
A gut-wrenching Youtube video of a father singing the Beatles song "Blackbird" to his dying son has gathered millions of hits this week. The story behind the video is sad but hopeful at the same time.
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Lakers Could Attempt to Trade Steve Nash Despite Sports Injury
In order to be a player in the trading market, the Los Angeles Lakers could use Steve Nash's expiring contract as a bargaining chip between now and Feb. 2015.

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Parks and Recreation Final Season Spoilers Revealed, Premiere Date Not Yet Confirmed
The NBC comedy hit Parks and Recreation is scheduled to return sometime in early 2015. Several details from its seventh season have been revealed.

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LeBron James' Return To Cleveland Cavaliers Includes Economic Boost
After playing basketball four years in the Miami Heat, LeBron James has returned to the Cleveland Cavaliers this season. His team change could provide a potential economic boost to the Cleveland area.

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Lakers Trade Rumors: Kobe Bryant's Future with Los Angeles Lakers Could be Up In the Air
Thanks to the lackluster performance so far this season by the Los Angeles Lakers, the possibility of trading Kobe Bryant to the New York Knicks has been brought up. However, Bryant thinks that it would not go through.

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Biopic ‘Hudson & Maria’ to Begin Filming in Malaysia This August, Recreating Iconic Missionary Faith Story
After 15 years of preparation, the historical biopic Hudson & Maria begins filming in Malaysia this August, telling the story of 19th-century missionaries who crossed cultural barriers to bring the Gospel to China.
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Freed After 266 Days: Zion Church Pastor Ezra Jin Unexpectedly Released to Reunite with Family in US
Pastor Ezra Jin was unexpectedly released after 268 days of detention and flown to the U.S. for a family reunion, following high-level diplomatic negotiations between the U.S. and China.
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Pastor Ezra Jin Speaks Out for First Time Since Release: ‘I’m Free. Now Pray for China!’
Released after 266 days of detention, Pastor Ezra Jin uses his Wall Street Journal op-ed to thank international supporters, advocate for imprisoned church members, and call for religious freedom in China.