Teen athlete's killing lamented in Ice Cube video
The unlikely stars of Ice Cube's new video are the grieving relatives of a 17-year-old high school football star who was shot to death outside his home.
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Designers play it safe as economy sours
Paris Fashion Week ended on Sunday, capping a season which saw designers play it safe to coax customers into stores despite the global financial crisis.
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Colombian singer Shakira lends support to Obama
Colombian superstar Shakira says Democrat Barack Obama is the best candidate for president, citing his leadership skills.
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Delta museum is a tribute to bluesman B.B. King
Translucent images of long ago, of black men and women, backs bent, picking cotton under an unforgiving sun, are artistically displayed on standing glass panels in a museum carved out of an old brick gin mill in the Mississippi Delta.
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Janet Jackson delays 3 more shows due to illness
Janet Jackson has postponed three more shows because of an undisclosed illness.
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`SNL' sends up VP debate with Fey, Queen Latifah
It's starting to feel like Tina Fey is running for vice president.
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Shock jock Howard Stern, Ostrosky tie knot in NYC
Shock jock Howard Stern has embraced tradition. The radio talk show host known for hosting porn stars married his longtime girlfriend, Beth Ostrosky, on Friday.
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Juan Luis Guerra eyes return to Berklee as teacher
Grammy-winning merengue superstar Juan Luis Guerra is planning to teach at his Boston alma mater.
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Russell Simmons introduces menswear fashion line
Hip-Hop pioneer and designer Russell Simmons is bringing a little sophistication to the urban over 25 crowd.
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Judge bars footage of Anna Nicole's breast surgery
A judge ordered a Texas doctor and his wife on Friday not to distribute videotaped footage of Anna Nicole Smith's breast augmentation surgery in 1994.
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Ga. town keeps Laurel and Hardy's legacy alive
A blink-and-you'll-miss-it town in rural east Georgia is the last place you'd expect to find the country's only museum dedicated to the classic comedy duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
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British pop stars form group to demand more power
Some of Britain's biggest music stars announced Saturday they are banding together to demand greater control over their music in the digital age.
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Russell Simmons introduces menswear fashion line
Hip-Hop pioneer and designer Russell Simmons is bringing a little sophistication to the urban over 25 crowd.
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`30 Rock' star Tina Fey to write humor book
Tina Fey, already the busiest of stars thanks to her Emmy-winning role in "30 Rock" and definitive impersonation of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, is working on a book.
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Campaign Comedy: Friday's late-night TV wrap-up
After weeks of anticipation, the vice presidential debate was a letdown - at least for late-night comedians.
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Fashion house Valentino names 2 new designers
Italian fashion house Valentino said on Saturday it had named its in-house accessories designers as joint creative directors of the brand. Outgoing designer Alessandra Facchinetti said she learned about her dismissal from press reports.
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Diana Damrau triumphs at Met Opera in first Lucia
"Lucia" lovers are in luck at the Metropolitan Opera these days.
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Janet Jackson delays 3 more shows due to illness
Janet Jackson has postponed three more shows because of an undisclosed illness.
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Reno museum hosts art and environment conference
An eclectic group of artists, architects, scientists and writers have gathered at the Nevada Museum of Art to explore how nature and culture intersect in their chosen fields at a conference on art and environment.
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Nobel literature prize to be announced on Oct. 9
The 2008 winner of the Nobel Prize in literature will be presented on Oct. 9, the Swedish Academy said Friday, completing the schedule of this year's Nobel announcements.
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Driver Castroneves pleads not guilty in tax case
Race car driver and "Dancing With The Stars" winner Helio Castroneves pleaded not guilty Friday to federal tax evasion charges and declared outside the courtroom that he would treat the case like a race against the Internal Revenue Service.
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MOVIE REVIEW: ‘How to Lose Friends and Alienate People'
The problem with "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People" is that the movie wants to be your friend and it doesn't want to alienate you.
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3 men in court charged with publisher attack plot
Three men charged with plotting to attack the publisher of a novel about the Prophet Muhammad's child bride made a brief court appearance Friday after being charged with plotting to damage the offices of Gibson Square publishers.
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Singer swaps Hootie for a chart-topping country debut
MINNEAPOLIS - Darius Rucker, the lead singer of Hootie & the Blowfish, has gone country. Just look at them boots. Or look at Billboard's country charts: He had the No. 1 single and the No. 1 album last week.
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An old fan reconnects with the New Kids
I have good taste in music. I swear on my stack of Van Morrison, Rufus Wainwright and Beck.
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Mexicans boo Mayan pyramids concert by Great Tenor
Placido Domingo's concert at the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza on Saturday night is being billed as "the world's greatest tenor at one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World," a claim few lovers of opera or history would dispute.
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Dave on Demand: The television week in review
One hard and fast rule in the television business is "Never utilize a plot device copied from 'One Tree Hill.'"
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Driver Castroneves pleads innocent in US tax case
Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner and TV "Dancing With The Stars" champion Helio Castroneves pleaded not guilty Friday to charges that he used offshore accounts to evade U.S. taxes on more than $5 million in income.
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3 men in court charged with publisher attack plot
Three men charged with plotting to attack the publisher of a novel about one of the Prophet Muhammad's wives made a brief court appearance Friday and were returned to custody.
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