Virgin Wants "So-So" Jermaine Dupri
Jan 25, 2005
After receiving offers from Island Def Jam and Warner Music Group, Jermaine Dupri has inked a deal to become head of Urban Music at Virgin Records.

Final curtain for 'king of late night'
Jan 23, 2005
Johnny Carson, the smooth Nebraska-bred enigma who became America's cherished late-night totem and one of the world's most popular entertainers in an extraordinary 30-year run as host of "The Tonight Show," died Sunday at his home in Malibu.

Osama's book on al-Qaeda to be out next year!:
Jan 23, 2005
Soon the world will be able to read all about Al-Qaeda in a book written by Osama Bin Laden himself.

Trump's royal wedding
Jan 22, 2005
Today’s royal wedding of billionaire real estate developer Donald Trump and a European fashion model Melania Knauss stands out as the high point of the high-society season

Cosby target of sex claim
Jan 21, 2005
A 31-year-old Ontario woman has levelled allegations of sexual assault against comedian Bill Cosby, prompting a police investigation in Philadelphia and a media storm south of the border.

TV actor Lamont Bentley killed in car crash
Jan 20, 2005
Actor Lamont Bentley, who played one of Brandy's best buddies on her TV series "Moesha," has died in a car crash in California.

Miramax Fate Dominates Talk at Sundance Film Fest
Jan 20, 2005
As independent filmmakers descended on the Sundance Film Festival on Thursday, chatter over the fate of Miramax Films and its combative co-chief executives, Bob

Brad Pitt News Conference for Japanese Eyes Only
Jan 19, 2005
Representatives of world media organizations keen to hear what Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt had to say about his breakup with Jennifer Aniston were frustrated on Thursday when only their Japanese rivals -- who promised to be polite

'Carter' Holds Lead at Holiday Box Office
Jan 18, 2005
Samuel L. Jackson's basketball picture extended its lead at the North American box office on Monday as word of mouth drove business during the Martin Luther King, Jr.

A Champion Who Wasn't Shy About Enjoying His Title
Jan 17, 2005
In the African-American prizefighter Jack Johnson, the documentary filmmaker Ken Burns has found an extraordinary subject that falls into the strangely ordinary cinematic genre of the moment, the biopic.