From hunk to activist
Jan 01, 2006
Clooney is having fun and for once no beer or blondes are involved. The actor once dubbed the sexiest man alive is steadily shedding his hard-earned reputation as one of Hollywood's most dedicated bons viveurs.

Trouble mounts for `Lost' star
Dec 31, 2005
The Los Angeles City Attorney's office delivered a sobering message for "Lost" cast member Michelle Rodriguez on Thursday, after the actress was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving in Honolulu on Dec. 1, People.

Rapper Obie Trice Shot on Detroit Freeway
Dec 31, 2005
Rapper Obie Trice was shot early Saturday while driving on a freeway, police said. Trice, a Detroit native and protege of Eminem, was on the Lodge Freeway at about 1:10 am when his

Times Square Prepares for a Big Night
Dec 31, 2005
A billion people will watch the celebration that a million people will attend tonight ‭ew Year's Eve in New York's Times Square, of course.

Arrests made in J-Lo video case
Dec 30, 2005
Two men have been arrested in New York for attempting to sell Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony's wedding video back to the couple for $1m (£580,000).

Blige's 'Breakthrough' Bows At No. 1
Dec 29, 2005
Despite slow overall sales throughout the holiday season, the week leading up to Christmas saw a retail burst led by a trio of R&B/hip-hop artists that shifted more than 1.75 million copies to lead The Billboard 200.

Character actor Schiavelli dies
Dec 26, 2005
Character actor Vincent Schiavelli, renowned for his eccentric roles in such films as One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest and Ghost, has died.

Parker, Longoria stopped by police
Dec 26, 2005
San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker was cited for impeding traffic and failing to produce a valid Texas driver's license during a traffic stop in which "Desperate Housewives" actress Eva Longoria was his passenger.

'Rumor' mill
Dec 25, 2005
Her "Rumor Has It" co-star Shirley MacLaine sets the record straight: "The truth is Vince Vaughn prefers older women.

The Producers flick a romping big, fun and cheesy triumph
Dec 24, 2005
The production numbers are steeped in excess, with enough chorus girls and lights to fill a dozen real Broadway shows. Mel Brooks's Tony Award-winning Broadway musical was inspired by his own 1968 cult classic