While the British actor is "secure enough" for another actor to take on Harry Potter, Radcliffe isn't saying never to playing "The Boy Who Lived" again.

Optical illusions love to trick our brain and this one posted by game developer, Will Kerslake (@wkerslake) is no different. Can you see all twelve black dots at once?

The first episode of Rob and Chyna aired on E! on Sunday night, where they revealed that the newest Kardashian will be a girl. See some of what else happened on the premiere.

The Islamic Center of Fort Pierce caught fire early Monday morning, three months after Omar Mateen killed 49 people in a massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando. Footage shows an individual on the scene right before the blaze, officials said.

Like many athletes who have followed in Colin Kaepernick's wake, Arian Foster knelt during the national anthem ceremony before his game on Sunday, as a form of protest against social and racial injustice. Though the backlash quickly followed, Foster was undeterred and explained the nuance of his position.

Allen Iverson was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame on Friday, and Washington Post reporter David Nakamura recounts what it was like to cover him as a high school recruit in 1993.

You got to start some time, right?

Note to #11: The guys on the sidelines with no pads — they're not on the Cardinals.

The Democratic nominee unexpectedly left the memorial ceremony on Sunday, prompting speculation about her health. Her campaign later said she left because she felt "overheated," and is feeling better.

The financial world has been relatively calm recently. But suddenly, volatility is back.

During the first quarter of the New York Giants-Dallas Cowboys matchup, Dak Prescott's 24-yard pass to Dez Bryant was ruled incomplete, but that didn't stop the internet from chiming in.

During a game between the Mt. San Antonio and Ventura junior colleges, offensive lineman Bernard Schirmer allegedly struck an official who was trying to restrain him when things got heated at the end of the game.

During her show in St. Louis, Beyoncé took a break in the middle of "Single Ladies," so one gentleman could literally put a ring on it. Backup dancer John Silver came on stage to propose to Ashley Everett, Bey's dance captain, and the crowd went nuts.

Eid Mubarak! Muslims in America and around the world are celebrating Eid al-Adha today, one of the most important and holiest celebrations in the Islamic calendar. The holiday, otherwise known as the "Feast of Sacrifice," marks the end of Hajj, an annual pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

The actress, activist and sister of David and Patricia Arquette, passed away early Sunday morning. She was best known for her roles in The Wedding Singer and Last Exit to Brooklyn.

ESPN, still in preseason form.

A car bomb in the country’s eastern city of Van injured at least 48 people, officials said. It struck just 200 metres from the Van provincial governor's office. Security sources said they believed Kurdish militants were responsible.