So the chameleon lives on. Tony Blair, the closest world leader to George Bush, was this morning awarded "first friend" status by Barack Obama.
Some artists, whether painters, writers or musicians, suffer from being labeled crazy artists. There is compelling evidence that some of the best artists do deserve the title, except the term “crazy” is generally more politely replaced with “mentally[...]
Some pictures of Britney Spears as she lights the tree on stage at the “Light of the Angels” Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony.
As Election Day looms, late-night comedy shows are wrapping up their campaign coverage in high style. Though Republican candidate John McCain's turn last weekend on NBC's Saturday Night Live doesn't look to surpass running mate Sarah Palin's 15 million[...]
At the multiplex, the last two months of the year are traditionally of two minds: prestige and pure fun.
We say common sense because, well, texting while driving is about as sane as shooting wolves from airplanes is sporting. Nonetheless, it seems that Schwarzenegger, who successfully pretended to be firing and reloading a shotgun while driving a big motorcycle[...]
Having lived in LA for a year now, I’ve been privileged enough to observe the sudden influx and idiocy of Hollywood motherhood. It seems as if every star with a vagina wants to have a baby pass through it. If they’re too old for it, they’re adopting.[...]
Betty Constable, who used a powerful left-handed stroke to become the dominant woman squash player of the 1950s and went on to post a formidable record as Princeton’s first women’s squash coach, died on Sept. 9 in Skillman, N.J. She was 83.
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