USA Network movie not your Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
Oct 10, 2004
If Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley happens to drop in from the nether world to catch USA Network's "Frankenstein," she will be in more exquisite suspense, surely, than any other viewer.

Beanie Sentenced to 1 Year Lockdown
Oct 09, 2004
As we reported yesterday rapper Beanie Sigel was expecting to get 3 years when sentenced on a gun-possession charge stemming from a traffic stop.

Anderson rape charge dismissed
Oct 08, 2004
A woman seeking a job as an extra on the set of the actor's movie Hustle And Flow in Memphis, Tennessee, claimed Anderson and director Wayne Witherspoon attacked her in a trailer on the set.

Queen of clean teen
Oct 07, 2004
With a movie out tomorrow and a new CD, Hilary Duff has cornered the market on wholesome youth entertainment. LOS ANGELES -- Hilary Duff on the cover of Maxim, tarted up in a bustier and garter belt with a

Diddy Ordered To Pay 35k Per Month In Child Support
Oct 06, 2004
Sean “P. Diddy� Combs lost his court battle with the mother of his first child, fashion stylist Misa Brim and has been ordered to pay $35,000 a month in child support.

Eminem Beefs Up 'Encore'
Oct 06, 2004
Although details remain tightly under wraps, Billboard.com has learned Eminem's upcoming album, "Encore," will be available in a special collector's edition.

TV can cover Zeta 'stalker' case
Oct 05, 2004
TV cameras will be allowed to film pre-trial hearings in the case of a woman accused of stalking actress Catherine Zeta Jones, a judge has ruled.

3 decades of hip-hop
Oct 04, 2004
Any question you may have had about hip-hop music, but were afraid to ask, is about to be answered. The intensely personal, often controversial genre gets a thorough examination in "And You Don

Billy Joel Weds Katie Lee on Long Island
Oct 03, 2004
Joel, 55, met Lee, 22, a recent graduate of Ohio's Miami University, last year and Joel proposed while on a Caribbean vacation in January, reported the New York Post Sunday.

'Boston Legal' rises from ashes of 'The Practice'
Oct 02, 2004
Television's been entertaining us for well over 50 years now, so not much happens for the first time anymore. But David E. Kelley might have done something unprecedented with "Boston Legal.