'Vampire Diaries' star sinks teeth into directing
Paul Wesley admits to experiencing jitters on his first day of directing Thursday's episode of the CW's "The Vampire Diaries," particularly when it came to saying the word "action."
Chelsea Clinton: I might run for office someday
Chelsea Clinton says she's happy right now with her elected representatives — but might come for their jobs if that changes.
Ailing Malcolm Young taking break from AC/DC
Malcolm Young is taking a break from AC/DC to focus on his health, the band said.
uFly fires flight instructor who appeared on CNN
Rob Gillies, Associated Press |
posted Apr 16th - 6:23pm
A Canadian flight simulator business fired an instructor who figured prominently in CNN's coverage of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, saying he showed up late to his regular job and "shamed Canadians" by dressing like a teenager.
Review: Chris O'Dowd shines in 'Of Mice and Men'
There are hordes of teenage girls waiting outside the Longacre Theatre each night hoping to squeal over uber-muffin James Franco. But true theater fans should be waiting for his co-star to emerge.
'Paul Robeson' playwright Phillip Hayes Dean dies
Phillip Hayes Dean, a playwright, director and theater actor who wrote the one-man play "Paul Robeson" starring James Earl Jones on Broadway in 1978, died Monday in Los Angeles from a heart condition, according to a family spokesman. He was 83.
Jay Z to bring Made in America music fest to LA
The Budweiser Made in America music festival is coming to Los Angeles, but who is performing and how the city will manage the two-day concert are still mysteries.
Mellencamp unhappy with Wisconsin Gov. Walker
Liberal rocker John Mellencamp wants conservative Republican Gov. Scott Walker to know he supports union rights and says Walker should think about that before using his songs on the campaign trail.
Seeger will be celebrated at Hudson River festival
Folk singer Pete Seeger's life will be celebrated at the annual Clearwater Festival this summer.
Fox News to premiere 'Outnumbered' on April 28
The Associated Press |
posted Apr 16th - 2:31pm
Fox News Channel says it's launching a weekday program called "Outnumbered," featuring four female panelists and one male panelist.
Disney Channel's 'Jessie' breaks romantic ground
The title character of "Jessie" heads in an unprecedented direction for a Disney Channel series: toward the altar.
Young raises $6M in Kickstarter campaign for Pono
Neil Young has raised more than $6 million through a Kickstarter campaign to fund the singer-songwriter's digital music project PonoMusic.
Jenny McCarthy announces engagement on 'The View'
Jenny McCarthy had big news to share Wednesday on "The View": She's engaged to Donnie Wahlberg.
Alicia Silverstone out with book 'Kind Mama'
Alicia Rancilio, Associated Press |
posted Apr 16th - 11:21am
She's famous as an actress for "Clueless." But Alicia Silverstone is also famous for her sometimes controversial ideas about mothering, and now she's put those philosophies down in writing in a just-published book, "The Kind Mama" (Rodale).
Review: 'Heaven Is for Real' heartfelt but dull
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