Madonna: Working out saved me from injuries after fall
Exercising regularly has been like a prayer answered for Madonna: The singer says thanks to staying active, she didn't suffer much after falling during her performance at the Brit Awards.
Harrison Ford crash lands vintage plane on golf course
Tami Abdollah and Andrew Dalton, Associated Press |
posted Mar 5th - 9:51pm
Harrison Ford crash-landed his World War II-era airplane on Thursday after losing engine power, suffering serious but not life-threatening injuries as he used his years of piloting prowess to bring down the plane on a golf course and avoid nearby homes in what one expert called a beautifully executed maneuver.
Ringling Bros. to give up elephant acts in 3 years
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus says the "Greatest Show on Earth" will go on without elephants.
Air Force veteran who saved orphans in Korean War dies at 97
Retired Air Force Col. Dean Hess, who helped rescue hundreds of orphans in the Korean War and whose exploits prompted a Hollywood film starring Rock Hudson, has died at age 97.
Jury hears closing arguments in 'Blurred Lines' case
Singers Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams lied about how they crafted the 2013 hit "Blurred Lines" and should be financially punished for using music by Marvin Gaye, a lawyer for the late singer's family told a jury Thursday.
Man accused of posing as actor pleads guilty to child porn
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 5th - 4:21pm
A man accused of posing as an actor from the "Twilight" movies to entice girls in Iowa has pleaded guilty to federal possession of child pornography charges.
'Dr. Phil': To air 'intervention with Bobbi Brown's partner
"Dr. Phil" will air what the TV show is describing as an "intervention" conducted with Nick Gordon, the partner of hospitalized Bobbi Kristina Brown .
Comedy Central's Bee moves to TBS
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 5th - 2:51pm
The exodus continues at "The Daily Show," with TBS announcing Thursday that it is giving longtime correspondent Samantha Bee her own topical comedy show.
New play brings Supreme Court Justice Scalia to the stage
Actor Edward Gero has spent a lot of time in court over the past year — the Supreme Court to be exact — watching, studying and listening to one justice in particular, seeing how he behaves.
Arquette, Schwarzenegger films to premiere at Tribeca fest
The Tribeca Film Festival unveiled the second half of its slate of 97 movies, including films starring recent Oscar-winner Patricia Arquette and Arnold Schwarzenegger, as well as documentaries on Rosanne Barr and R&B star Mary J. Blige.
Holocaust survivor in Denver preserves memories in book
From her kitchen window, Paula Burger can see children playing in the snow. On days like this, she thinks of the harsh winters when she, her little brother, her father and other Jews were hiding from the Nazis in the wilderness.
Attorney: 'Sniper' defamation verdict should be thrown out
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 5th - 11:31am
An attorney representing the widow of "American Sniper" author Chris Kyle is arguing that a judge was mistaken in awarding a $1.8 million defamation verdict to former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura.
Actor known for role as dim-witted boss on 'Seinfeld' dies
Lisa Cornwell, Associated Press |
posted Mar 5th - 11:11am
Daniel von Bargen, who played George Costanza's dim-witted boss Mr. Kruger on "Seinfeld," has died. He was 64.
Comedy Central's 'Too Many Stars' means plenty of laughs
You're a bit late to bid on the chance to join John Oliver in robbing a wine store.
Dying wish comes true: Dutch woman with ALS sees Rembrandts
A Dutch charity has granted a terminally ill woman's dying wish, wheeling her into Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on a special bed for a private viewing of an immensely popular exhibition of Rembrandt paintings.
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