In 1994, Miami businessman Marc Schiller, seen here, was kidnapped, tortured and robbed of all his assets. The men who did it ran over him twice to kill him, but he lived to seek revenge. His kidnappers were convicted, then his own legal problems began. A movie based on Schiller's story, "Pain & Gain," is set to open in April. WATCH THE FULL STORY ON "Revenge for Real" SUNDAY AT 10 ET.
Earlier this month Jackson plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, mail fraud, and false statements, sources close to the investigation told ABC's Chicago station WLS. Read more: Jackson Jr. Reaches Plea Agreement After Stepping Down from Congress
A massive winter storm is coming together as two low pressure systems are merging.
A former NFL cheerleader is firing back at cyber bullies after a rival football team’s fans called her “ugly” and “an eyesore” on Facebook. Kaitlyn Collins of Eagle River, Wis., who used to be a Green Bay Packers cheerleader, posted a YouTube video answering...
The Kentucky homeowner is recovering from the bugs who were eating her flesh.Read more: Watch: Thousands of Bed Bugs Infest Home, Hospitalize Woman
MOSCOW – The mystery over who was behind the vicious acid attack on Sergei Filin, the artistic director of the famed Bolshoi Ballet, became even more intriguing today when police said they believe those responsible may have come from within the Bolshoi itself. The Interfax...
Chinese Lunar New Year and Valentine's Day are only days apart this year, giving a boost to a new and booming business in China -- boyfriend rentals.
The storm expected to pound areas of the Northeast with as much as two feet of snow this weekend is snarling travel in the Northeast. As of early Friday morning, 3,400 U.S. flights have been cancelled, according to flight tracking service FlightAware. Amtrak and buses suspending service in the Northeast Friday afternoon.
The "Steven Tyler Act" was initiated by the rocker himselfRead more: Tyler on Hand for Anti-Paparazzi Bill Presentation
Photographer Ben Franke has been documenting the parkour, or free running, scene in New York City since 2008. Both artistic and athletic, parkour’s daredevil leaps, rolls and climbing have their origins in physical education guru George Hebert’s “methode natural,” which he began developing when he...
The Jones quintuplets, three boys and two girls, were born prematurely in August 2012.Read more: Watch: Newborn Quintuplets Reunited After 5-Month Separation
Producers release rules on what can and cannot be shown during the prime-time broadcast.Read more: Watch: Grammy Awards Dress Code Ignites Controversy
Teen's science project finds her sending a Hello Kitty doll nearly 18 miles into space.
Former president George H.W. Bush was the victim of a computer hacker who gained access to confidential emails and other electronic correspondence between members of the Bush family and friends, the U.S. Secret Service confirmed to ABC News.
The man who purchased one of the earliest-known baseball cards in the country said he will list it on eBay and use the profits for his sick son. Jason LeBlanc, 36, was the highest bidder in an auction on Wednesday for an 1865 baseball card...
A blizzard of possibly historic proportions is set to strike the Northeast, starting today and bringing up to 2 feet of snow and strong winds that could shut down densely populated cities such as Boston and New York City. Page 380 of 1326
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