At least 25 dead as Taiwan plane plunges into river

At least 25 people were killed Wednesday when a passenger plane operated TransAsia Airways clipped an overpass soon after take-off and plunged into a river in Taiwan, the airline's second crash in seven months.

Dramatic Video Shows TransAsia Airways Plane Moments Before Deadly Crash

Video captures the moment a passenger plane hits a bridge before plunging into a river.

Plane crashes into river in Taiwan

A Taiwanese commercial flight with 53 passengers aboard clipped a bridge shortly after takeoff and crashed into a river in the island's capital of Taipei on Wednesday morning. Taiwan's Central News Agency said at least 10 people were being taking to safety after the incident but gave no immediate information about the other passengers and crew aboard the TransAsia Airways flight.

Ashley Tisdale relists house her dad built for her

Tisdale designed this home herself, buying the property for $1,349,000 in 2007 and tearing down the existing house. Her dad, a contractor, built it the next year: a 3,400-square-foot home with three bedrooms and three baths — including a walk-in closet to die for (well, actually, it's one of the bedrooms, and it has a built-in island) — and an outdoor area inspired by one of her favorite hotels, Las Ventanas in Cabo San Lucas.

Mila Kunis Makes Post-Baby Red Carpet Debut

At Monday night’s Jupiter Ascending premiere, Mila Kunismarked her return to the red carpet since taking time away after giving birth to her daughter. Wyatt Isabelle, her first child with Ashton Kutcher, was born in the Fall. Marking the occasion, the movie’s star wore a stunning Dolce & Gabbana corseted black gown that was the perfect mix of sexy and sweet. 

One of America's best car collections going, going, gone this spring

Chris Andrews grew up missing his father, Paul, who was so immersed in a new business venture that he didn’t have as much time as he would have liked to spend with his family. But now four decades later, the two Fort Worth, Texas, men couldn’t be closer, all thanks to automobiles.