Eminem granted a terminally ill teen's dying wish earlier this week, showing up for a secret visit Sunday night.

Five-year-old Brayden Denton loved comic book heroes from the time he was 3, and watched the Spider-Man movies "over and over." After he was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer a year ago, he always had a superhero with him at treatments. And at his funeral this week, superheroes served as his pallbearers.

This could very well be little Laney Brown's very last Christmas.

They say laughter is the best medicine.

As Deborah Cohan entered the operating room at San Francisco's Mt. Zion Hospital to undergo a double mastectomy, she would have been fully within her rights to go ballistic and throw stuff around.

Kevin Cordasco, the Breaking Bad superfan to whom the latest episode of the show was dedicated, passed away this past March of cancer at the age of 16.

When Sergio Branco was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia earlier this year, his family knew the resulting medical expenses would rack up quickly.

Most of the terminally ill children who qualify for a Make-A-Wish Foundation wish end up asking for something like a trip to Disneyland or a shopping spree in the supermarket's candy aisle.

To show his support for the cancer-stricken son of a Secret Service agent, former president George H.W. Bush shaved his head in solidarity every day this week.

Sisters Zakia and Tasha Clark have been wearing their "Fuck Cancer" hats every day since their mother, Jackie Underwood passed away from the disease last week at the age of 51.