R&B Singer Houston Gouges His Eye Out After Failed Suicide Attempt
Feb 02, 2005
R&B singer Houston, whose full name is Houston Summers IV, reportedly gouged out one of his eyes after a failed suicide attempt in a London hotel.

Snoop faces $25M lawsuit over alleged drugging, rape
Feb 01, 2005
An Emmy-winning makeup artist is suing Snoop Dogg for $25 million, claiming the rapper sexually assaulted her in his dressing room after he appeared on ``Jimmy Kimmel Live.

NYC Police Probe Murder Of Emerson Grad
Jan 31, 2005
Police are questioning three teenage suspects who admit they were at the scene of the murder of an Emerson College graduate last week in New York City.

At Super Bowl halftime, MTV to reveal ... revamp
Jan 31, 2005
This year, the only thing MTV is exposing during the Super Bowl halftime is a revamped network. After producing the infamous Janet Jackson halftime show last year, MTV will launch a new look to

Sundance doles out prizes to top films
Jan 30, 2005
The 2005 Sundance Film Festival announced the winners of its juried prizes - among them Ira Sachs' "Forty Shades of Blue" and Eugene Jerecki's "Why We Fight" - on Saturday night, as well as its audience-voted awards.

The unexpected puts magic in TV movie
Jan 29, 2005
For everyone who complains there's nothing good on TV, that the medium is nothing but filth and smut, CBS has the perfect TV movie for you.

Aliens of the Deep
Jan 28, 2005
Who's the alien here? The jellyfish-ish thing in the foreground, or the underwater mechanical capsule in the background? You decide, in the 3-D IMAX film, "Aliens of the Deep.

Dick Clark released from hospital
Jan 27, 2005
"American Bandstand" icon Dick Clark is recuperating at home after a minor stroke put him in the hospital for more than seven weeks.

Hot 97 heavily criticized over offensive tsunami song
Jan 26, 2005
continued to be criticized Wednesday for a song a morning deejay played last week that made fun of victims of the South Asian tsunami

Rap mogul, drug kingpin face charges in drug money investigation
Jan 26, 2005
Federal authorities planned to unveil charges Wednesday that the platinum-selling label behind artists Ashanti and Ja Rule laundered the profits of a drug operation protected by calculated street assassinations.