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TV's David Groh, who played 'Rhoda' ex, dies
David Groh, the actor who played Rhoda Morgenstern's husband Joe on the sitcom "Rhoda," has died of kidney cancer. He was 68. Groh left the series after the TV divorce then went on to appear in dozens of TV shows, films and appeared on Broadway, over the next 30 years. 'Crow' actress arrested on shoplifting suspicion
Bai Ling, who plays on "The Crow" was arrested for shoplifting two magazines and two packets of batteries, items that had valued at $16. The actress was detained by an employee who called police. She was booked for shoplifting and released on a promise to appear in court on March 5. About a Son, the documentary about Kurt Cobain is based on 25 hours of candid interviews. The only voice you hear throughout is Kurt Cobain's but you never clearly see his face until the end. The co-founder of Nirvana repeatedly talked to music journalist Michael Azerrad a year before committing suicide, a possibility Cobain willingly raised in the interviews. Canadian folk singer Willie P. Bennett dead
Canadian folk singer Willie P. Bennett died from natural causes in Peterborough, Ont.The revered singer-songwriter was an integral part of this country's folk music scene. The band Blackie and The Rodeo Kings did a tribute album to him. The band itself was named after one of Bennett's songs. Carpenters fans campaign to save family's LA home
Fans of The Carpenters are trying to save their LA home from demolition. The house and annex became a magnet for fans when it was featured on the cover of their album "Now & Then." It is also where Karen Carpenter collapsed in her bedroom before dying of anorexia at the age of 32 in 1983.
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'Jaws' actor Roy Scheider dies
Roy Scheider, best known for his role as a police chief in the blockbuster movie "Jaws," has died. He was 75. One of Scheider's most famous lines in the movie, "You're gonna need a bigger boat" was voted No. 35 on the American Film Institute's list of best quotes from U.S. movies. Sick Kravitz admitted to hospital
Rock star Lenny Kravitz has been admitted to a hospital in Miami with severe bronchitis and has been suffering from a series of respiratory infections and flu since last month. A statement said he was checked into hospital "due to extreme dehydration and fatigue". Ritter lawsuit goes to trial
A lawyer for John Ritter's family told a jury that doctors caused the actor's death by an improper diagnosis and substandard treatment. Ritter died of a tear in the aorta, known as an aortic dissection but was mistakenly treated for a heart attack. They are suing two doctors for $67 million.
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Writers Guild asks members to ratify contract, end strike
The Writers Guild of America moved toward ending its 3 month-old strike, with leaders recommending the contract be accepted and then to vote on a quick end to the walkout. If members support lifting the strike order, they could return to work as early as Wednesday. Rebecca De Mornay gets probation for DUI
Rebecca De Mornay must serve three years' probation after a no-contest plea was entered on her behalf to a misdemeanor drunken driving charge. De Mornay was arrested October 30 after a traffic violation in Beverly Hills when officers smelled alcohol on her breath. Canadians in the Grammy spotlight
What do Leslie Feist, Nelly Furtado, Michael Buble, Nickleback, James Ehnes, Arcade Fire, Emerson Drive, Joni Mitchell, Bryan Sklar and Walter Ostanek all have in common? They are Canadians who have one or more nominations for the Grammy awards on Sunday night.
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Ledger's hometown mourns its biggest star
As Heath Ledger's hometown prepare for the arrival of his remains which will be buried next to his grandparents in Perth. Family members have reportedly already attended two memorial services in Los Angeles. Locals are upset about media speculation that he died from drug use. 'Fugitive' star Morse dead at 89
British-Canadian actor-director Barry Morse, best known as the police detective who pursued Dr. Richard Kimble in the series "The Fugitive," has died at the age of 89. Morse was taken to hospital when he began having blackouts and falling down, he was there for three days before he died. Spears hospital stay extended
Britney Spears' hospital stay for psychiatric evaluation has been extended for two weeks, according to media reports on Monday. Spears was hospitalized for a 72-hour evaluation. Her father and an attorney were granted temporary co-conservatorship over her affairs by a Los Angeles court.
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'ET' won't run Ledger party video
Out of respect for Heath Ledger's family, Entertainment Tonight has decided not to run the video that shows the late actor at a party where drugs were apparently being taken. Ledger died on January 22 but the cause of death won't be known until after medical examiners complete toxicology tests. 'Montel' wrapping it up
Syndicated talk show host Montel Williams is being replaced by a younger version of himself. CBS Television Distribution announced Wednesday that "The Montel Williams Show" will cease production after this television season, his 17th on the air. Survivor Hatch loses appeal case
Survivor winner Richard Hatch, has lost his appeal against conviction of failing to pay tax on his $1m prize money. The Court of Appeals ruled that Hatch did not back up his original defence case in which he claimed the show's producers had told him they would pay his income tax if he kept silent about alleged cheating on the show. Sarah McLachlan sings for students
Sarah McLachlan gave a rare private performance to a couple hundred school children at the Commodore Ballroom to show her support for music education and to celebrate the achievements of MusiCan, a charitable organization that gives money to school music programs. Seacrest steps up for Super Bowl
Ryan Seacrest will anchor the Super Bowl pre-game show on Fox and CTV which includes red-carpet interviews and a pre-taped performance by Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson. However, both Seacrest and Fox Sports chairman David Hill insist the football game between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants will remain the primary focus.
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Lafleur turns himself in to Montreal police
Hockey legend Guy Lafleur turned himself in to Montreal police on Thursday, one day after police issued a warrant for his arrest. Spears in hospital; mom says she's OK
With Britney Spears whisked out of the public spotlight Thursday and committed to a hospital psychiatric ward, it's now up to a team of professional caregivers to reverse her seemingly endless downward spiral. Ethan Hawke, girlfriend expecting a baby
Ethan Hawke and his girlfriend, Ryan Shawhughes, are expecting a baby. "I can confirm and they are thrilled," Hawke's publicist, Mara Buxbaum, told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
Smith's ex claims Howard Stern took photos of bodyA former companion of Anna Nicole Smith said Wednesday that her attorney-turned-boyfriend Howard K. Stern took several photographs of the collapsed body of her late 20-year-old son for profit.
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Marlon Brando's troubled son dies
Christian, son of the late Marlon Brando, has died of complications arising from pneumonia at the age of 49. He had been in a coma and on a ventilator. Brando's daughter Cheyenne committed suicide in 1995 after Christian killed her boyfriend Dag Drollet during a struggle with a gun. Grammy organizers reach deal with striking writers
Striking writers have an "interim agreement" with the organizers of the Grammy awards to allow the show to continue in its traditional format of presenters giving awards and musicians performing hit songs. The Writers Guild of America, said it would not picket the event. Spears' manager says singer has "mental issues"
Sam Lufti, the manager and companion of Britney Spears, has said the singer suffers from "mental issues" and has seen a psychiatrist. Spears, 26, has seen her life spin out of control in the past year since her late 2006 divorce from ex-husband Kevin Federline.
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Inconclusive autopsy for actor Heath Ledger
Tributes poured in Wednesday for Heath Ledger, whose sudden death was described by his Brokeback Mountain director Ang Lee as "heartbreaking" and would require further tests to explain, according to the medical examiner's office. Actor Kiefer Sutherland completes jail sentence
Canadian actor Kiefer Sutherland was reportedly released from a California jail early Monday after serving nearly two months on a drunk driving charge. Striking screenwriters, studios to begin informal talks
An end could be in sight for the U.S. screenwriters strike, after the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers released a joint statement announcing the start of informal discussions on Wednesday. Canadians Page, Polley receive Oscar nods
Canadians were well-represented during Tuesday's Oscar nomination announcement with Halifax-darling Ellen Page receiving a nod for her quick-witted turn in "Juno" and Ontario-native Sarah Polley receiving a best-adapted screenplay nomination for "Away From Her."
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Willie Nelson pushes dogfighting bill
Willie Nelson has filmed a television spot supporting an anti-dogfighting bill that is moving through the Georgia legislature. The bill would make it a felony for anyone to sell, trade or transport dogs for the purpose of dogfighting. U2 makes surprise performance
U2's Bono and The Edge showed up unannounced and played as a warmup act at a charity concert to the delight of 250 people who attended the fundraiser on for Mencap, a charity that campaigns for equal rights for children and adults with learning disabilities. Hulk Hogan's wife seeks divorce
Linda Hogan has filed for divorce from her wrestler husband Hulk Hogan. Hulk Hogan, said that he had no idea his wife had filed for divorce because she had been in California for about three weeks. He was informed by a reporter that the paperwork was submitted Tuesday.
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Chili Peppers sue US TV network
The Red Hot Chili Peppers are suing the Showtime Network over its TV show, Californication that stars David Duchovny as a writer going through a mid-life crisis. The band says the title is "immediately associated in the mind of the consumer" with its 1999 album and single release. New Hilton sex tape reportedly surfaces
A sex tape with Paris Hilton has surfaced showing her splashing in a tub and poking fun at her previous sex tape fiasco. The tape was in a storage facility but was sold when she failed to pay her bill. Hilton's things were sold for $2,775 before finding their way to the late "Sultan of Sleaze," who offered to sell the entire collection for $20 million. Col. Klink's secretary on 'Hogan's Heroes,' dies at 72
Patricia Crane, the actress who played Col. Klink's sexy blond secretary Hilda on "Hogan's Heroes" and married the show's star, Bob Crane, has died of lung cancer. She was 72. Crane played Hilda for five seasons from 1965-71 on the comedy about a German POW camp. "Oz" Munchkins get Hollywood star
The Yellow Brick Road finally ended on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as the Munchkins from "The Wizard of Oz" got their star after a 68-year wait. Seven of the nine surviving Munchkins thought to be the only living actors from the 1939 movie classic traveled from across the US to see their star unveiled.
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Strike hits Da Vinci Code prequel
Angels & Demons, the follow-up to The Da Vinci Code has become the first casualty of the Hollywood writers' strike. The movie is being delayed because its script needs more work. It had been due for release around Christmas 2008, but has now been pencilled in for May 2009. Lohan spends 84 minutes in jail
Lindsay Lohan checked in and out of jail, spending just 84 minutes behind bars for a drunken driving and cocaine-possession conviction. The charges stemmed from a car chase in which she wrecked her car. Lohan later checked into a rehab center and spent more than two months there. Couric mocks Dan Rather in video
The battles between news anchors have historically been between rival networks, today's ripest feud is a purely CBS affair: Katie vs. Dan. The rivalry took a humorous turn when a video was posted on the web showing Couric mocking Rather while preparing to anchor a broadcast.
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Rosemary's Baby author Levin dies
Author Ira Levin, who was best known for writing Rosemary's Baby, The Boys From Brazil and The Stepford Wives, has suffered a heart attack and died at age 78. Matt Damon named Sexiest Man Alive
People magazine named Matt Damon 2007's sexiest man alive. George Clooney and Brad Pitt have been petitioning for Damon for years but Damon was unconvinced and actually wrote People to decline the title saying, "New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady would be a much sexier choice." Boy George charged with false imprisonment
Police charged Boy George with false imprisonment after he allegedly chained a man to a wall at his London home on April 28, 2007. George O'Dowd, was released on police bail and is scheduled to appear in court on November 22. Steven Spielberg to be honored at Golden Globes
Steven Spielberg is to receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award for his "outstanding contribution to entertainment" at next year's Golden Globes. Previous winners include Warren Beatty, Anthony Hopkins, Al Pacino and Michael Douglas. O.J. ordered to stand trial for memorabilia heist
O.J. Simpson must face trial on kidnapping, armed robbery and other charges stemming from a suspected sports memorabilia heist. Kidnapping convictions could result in a life sentence with possibility of parole. Armed robbery convictions would require some time in prison.
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Thousands gather in national ceremony to remember Canada's veterans
Thousands gathered for Remembrance Day ceremonies to honour members of the armed services who have sacrificed their lives in war and peacekeeping. A wreath was placed by the Governer General on behalf of the people of Canada at the tomb of the unknown solider in Ottawa. Arrest in Ramones manager death
The personal assistant to Linda Stein, ex Ramones manager was arrested in connection with her death. Charges against Natavia Lowery are pending, after she "made statements implicating herself" in the killing. Stein was found dead in October from blows to the head and neck. Stagehands walk off the job, shutting down most Broadway shows
Broadway stagehands walked off the job, shutting down more than two dozen plays and musicals. Disappointed theatregoers waited patiently while striking stagehands picketed behind barricades and declined to talk to reporters. The union had no official comment on the walkout.
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Osmond family patriarch dead at 90
George Osmond, father and early manager of the singing siblings who shot to the top of the charts with "One Bad Apple" in the early 1970s, has died of natural causes at age 90. Their mother, Olive Osmond, died a few years ago. They are survived by 55 grandchildren and 48 great-grandchildren. Aguilera and Blanchett confirm pregnancies
Two of the worst-kept secrets in Hollywood have been confirmed. Pop-star Christina Aguilera and Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett have both broken their silence about their pregnancies. Aguilera is due early next year and Blanchett is due in April. Astronomers find first known five-planet system
A new planet was discovered orbiting a sun-like star with four others about 41 light years away, making it the first known planetary quintet outside our solar system. The newfound planet found in the constellation Cancer, is more like Saturn than Earth and therefore not likely to support life. Indian girl born with 4 arms, 4 legs undergoes surgery
A two-year-old girl born with four arms and four legs was undergoing surgery to leave her with a normal body. The girl is joined to a "parasitic twin" that stopped developing in the mother's womb and the surviving fetus absorbed the organs and other body parts of the undeveloped fetus. Rosanne Cash to undergo brain surgery
Rosanne Cash is facing brain surgery for a "rare but benign condition" and must cancel the last four concerts on her tour. Cash, is the daughter of the late Johnny Cash. Her hits include "Seven Year Ache" and "The Way We Make a Broken Heart." She is expected to make a full recovery.
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Mills blames Sir Paul for split
Heather Mills has criticised her soon to be ex-husband in a TV interview a day after she hit out at the media on British TV. British newspapers were largely unsympathetic and described her as "self-pitying". She said she had received death threats and been "close to suicide". Ramones manager beaten to death
Linda Stein, former co-manager of The Ramones, has been found dead at her Manhattan apartment from blows to the head and neck. Stein, the ex-wife of Sire Records head managed the Ramones during their 1970s heyday. Long time friend of Elton John, her clients included Billy Joel and Sting. Dog the Bounty Hunter in the doghouse
A&E has indefinitely suspended their hit reality show Dog the Bounty Hunter after a recording of Duane "Dog" Chapman surfaced on the Web. The phone conversation between Dog and his son, Tucker was posted by the National Enquirer. The Dog is heard using the "N" word several times. Carlos Santana's wife of 34 years files for divorce
Carlos Santana and his wife Deborah are divorcing after 34 years. Santana said her husband was unfaithful and filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences.The musican said he knew he made mistakes in his marriage and apologized to her. The couple have three children, ages 17, 22 and 23. Musharraf Imposes Emergency Measures
President Gen. Pervez Musharraf suspended Pakistan's constitution and deployed troops in the capital. The U.S. called for Musharraf to restore democracy but the Pentagon said the declaration does not affect U.S. military support for Pakistan and its efforts in the war on terrorism. Britain said it was deeply concerned.
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Country star Wagoner dies at 80
Porter Wagoner, famous for his rhinestone suits and duets with Dolly Parton that helped to launch her solo career, has died at 80 yrs of age. Wagoner's TV show ran for 21 years until 1981 and in 2002 he was inducted into the the Country Hall of Fame and marked his 50th year at the Grand Ole Opry in May. Gary Collins charged with DUI
Gary Collins was charged with misdemeanour driving under the influence and misdemeanour driving with a blood-alcohol content that's above the legal limit stemming from an accident caused by an elderly motorist. The TV host and actor faces up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted.
Shatner: How come I'm not in new 'Star Trek'?
The original Capt. Kirk is disheartened he won't get to boldly go anywhere with his old pal Spock in the new "Star Trek" movie. While Leonard Nimoy is reprising his role as the pointy-eared Vulcan in next year's science-fiction flick, William Shatner is not on board as Kirk. Actor and singer Robert Goulet dies at 73Robert Goulet, who played Lancelot in the original 1960 Broadway hit "Camelot," with Julie Andrews and Richard Burton has died at age 73. Born in the USA to Canadian parents, Goulet moved to Canada as an infant and began singing after he overcame a severe case of stage fright. Paris Hilton throws tantrum in TorontoParis Hilton went into a Toronto adult store demanding the manager take down posters promoting her infamous sex tape. The ruckus which was captured on the store's surveillance tapes, has the owners negotiating for rights to the footage with two U.S. tabloid shows. Offers are said to have reached $50,000.
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Lost star 'ashamed' over arrest
Daniel Dae Kim has said he is "deeply ashamed and embarrassed" about his arrest on suspicion of drink-driving in Hawaii. Kim, who plays tough guy Jin-Soo Kwon in the TV drama "Lost", added that he would fully co-operate with police. He was released on bail after being stopped by police. Seized Elton photo judged not indecent
A photograph owned by Elton John which was seized by police at a gallery as part of a child pornography probe is not an indecent image. The picture taken by U.S. photographer Nan Goldin had been exhibited in many cities around the world "without any objections of which we are aware." Rolling Stones' Keith Richards joins march in support of hospital
Keith Richards joined about 15,000 people marching against possible cuts in services at a hospital near his country home. The protesters believe they may lose an emergency department and maternity services in the proposed reorganization of three hospitals in West Sussex county.
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Osmond faints during dance show
Marie Osmond collapsed after her routine with her partner had just finished. The pair werelistening to the judges' comments during an edition of the show Dancing With The Stars. The program cut to a commercial break and when the show returned, host Tom Bergeron told viewers she was fine. Abuse claims rock Oprah Winfrey's school
A dorm matron at Oprah Winfrey's school was suspended amid allegations of serious misconduct. Winfrey has had to travel to the school for underprivileged children near Johannesburg on two separate occasions over the past few weeks after an internal investigation was initiated. Waffle House brawl lands Kid Rock in jail
Kid Rock was arrested after a brawl at a restaurant and spent about 12 hours in jail. He and five members of his entourage were involved in a fight with a customer inside the Waffle House, were taken into custody and charged with misdemeanor charges of simple battery.
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'Rat Pack' member Bishop dies, 89
Joey Bishop, the last surviving member of Frank Sinatra's "Rat Pack", has died of multiple causes at the age of 89. The Rat Pack included Bishop and Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin and Peter Lawford. Bishop began as a stand-up comic before moving on to film and television. FBI raids magician David Copperfield in Vegas
FBI agents have raided a warehouse owned by David Copperfield for reasons they did not disclose. Media reports said that they seized nearly $2 million and computer equipment. The FBI declined to say why it was raided, confirming only that it related to an investigation out of Seattle. Rowling outs gay Dumbledore
Albus Dumbledore, master wizard and Headmaster of Hogwarts, is gay. J.K. Rowling, author of the series, outed the beloved character while appearing before a full house at Carnegie Hall. When questioned about whether Dumbledore finds true love, Rowling replied that Dumbledore was gay. 'Trek' film casts its Kirk and McCoy
Chris Pine will play a young James Kirk in the next Star Trek movie, while Karl Urban will play Dr. Leonard McCoy. Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock in the 1960s TV series and six "Star Trek" feature films, also will appear as an older version of the Vulcan. Neil Young, Joni Mitchell top best 100 Canadian albums
Nearly 600 music journalists, retailers, musicians and DJs from across the country were polled to find the top 100 list. Neil Young was #1 album, Joni Mitchell at #2. Leonard Cohen, Gordon Lightfoot, Ian Tyson also figure as well as bands like The Guess Who, Rush and The Band all of whom were pioneers in their way are also prominent.
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Eagles to play private London gig
The Eagles will play a private gig in London at the O2 arena, a 2,300-capacity venue. Ticket prices are said to cost up to £950 and are only available to invited members of the music industry. The event on October 31st will coincide with the launch of their new album, Long Road Out of Eden. Orlando Bloom in LA car accident
Orlando Bloom escaped injury from a car accident involving a paparazzo in Hollywood. Bloom was cut off causing him to swerve to avoid another car but hit two parked cars. Two passengers required hospital treatment. Police said no alcohol was involved and Bloom was not speeding. Drew Carey to be married for first time
Drew Carey, the new host of "The Price Is Right," is engaged and will be married for the first time. Spokes person for Carey said, "No date for a wedding has been set" but Carey and his bride-to-be are "very happy and excited about their future together." No further details were provided.
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Pamela Anderson weds again
Pamela Anderson and Rick Salomon were married on Saturday in Las Vegas, according to media reports. The wedding which was attended by about 60 guests, took place after Anderson's performance at a show at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino. Sean Combs slapped with $19M lawsuit
A former business associate of Sean (Diddy) Combs has filed a $19-million lawsuit against Combs for a video clip and music recorded by the late rapper Notorious B.I.G. that he says he owns. B.I.G. was shot in 1997 after leaving a party in LA and to date his homicide remains unsolved. Yoko Ono unveils tower of light in Lennon's memory
Yoko Ono unveiled a tower of light dedicated to the memory of John Lennon on what would have been his 67th birthday. The sculpture will illuminate the sky each year from Lennon's birthday until December 8, the anniversary of his murder in New York in 1980.
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Nick Nolte is a father again at 66
Actor Nick Nolte is a father again at age 66 after his girlfriend, Clytie Lane, gave birth to a daughter they have yet to name. The baby girl is the first child for Lane and the second for Nolte, who has a 21-year-old son, Brawley, from the last of his three previous marriages. Kiefer Sutherland plea deal calls for jail time
Kiefer Sutherland pleaded no contest to drunken driving in a deal with prosecutors that would land him in jail for 48 days but let him serve the time without disrupting his show. Sutherland was arrested last month for a DUI while still on probation for a 2004 drunken driving offense. Lohan says she's focusing on sobriety
Lindsay Lohan has checked out of the drug and alcohol treatment centre she entered in August after reaching a plea deal on misdemeanor drunken driving and cocaine charges following two arrests. Lohan said, 'Staying sober and out of Los Angeles", is her main priority.
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Owen Wilson back after reported suicide bid
Hollywood actor Owen Wilson attended the Los Angeles premiere of The Darjeeling Limited Thursday night, returning to the public eye six weeks after a reported suicide bid. Downloader faces the music, fined $222,000
The recording industry won a key fight Thursday against illegal music downloading when a U.S. federal jury ordered a Minnesota woman to pay $222,000 US for sharing copyrighted music online. Hanson guitarist has surgery for blood clot
A member of the pop group Hanson underwent surgery Thursday in Dallas to remove a blood clot in his lungs after suffering chest and shoulder pain following a concert this week, the band's publicist said. Cage confronts naked intruder
A naked intruder broke into Nicolas Cage's waterfront home near Los Angeles, and put on one of his leather jackets before he was confronted by the actor, police said on Tuesday.
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Bond star Lois Maxwell dies at 80
Canadian actress Lois Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond movies, has died aged 80. Maxwell starred alongside Sir Sean Connery and played the role until 1985's A View To A Kill with Sir Roger Moore, who said she had been a "great asset" to the early Bond movies. Duran Duran to play on Broadway
Duran Duran are playing nine shows at a Broadway theatre as part of the tour to promote their new album, Red Carpet Massacre. Duran Duran formed 29 yrs ago and enjoyed popularity in the US and UK selling in excess of 60 million records. This album includes collaborations with Justin Timberlake and Timbaland. Scorsese to direct George Harrison documentary
Martin Scorsese is directing a documentary about George Harrison, who died of lung cancer in 2001. Scorsese also directed documentaries about the Stones, called "Shine A Light" which is due out in 2008, "No Direction Home," about Bob Dylan in 2005 and the Band's farewell concert in 1976's "The Last Waltz." "Sultan of Sleaze" dead after apparent suicide
David Hans Schmidt, nicknamed the "Sultan of Sleaze" for peddling celebrity porn was found dead of an apparent suicide. Schmidt was expected in court for trying to extort money from Tom Cruise for stolen wedding photos. Police responded to his home after noticing a monitoring device, which he wore following his arrest, had not moved for "some time."
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Spector's charge will not be cut
The judge in the Spector murder trial has dropped plans to offer a manslaughter charge after jurors indicated that they could not reach a verdict. Mr Spector, famous for his work with The Beatles, Tina Turner and Cher, is accused of shooting actress Lana Clarkson, 40, at his home in 2003. O.J. Simpson freed from Las Vegas jail
O.J. Simpson was freed from a Las Vegas jail after a judge granted him $125,000 bail on charges he took part in an armed robbery of his own sports memorabilia. Under the bail conditions, Simpson will have to surrender his passport but will be allowed to travel within the United States. Rather sues CBS for $70M
Dan Rather claims he was made a "scapegoat" in the story about President Bush's military service. Rather says the aftermath of the story was botched and damaged his reputation. Rather took the fall to "pacify" the White House and was removed from his job at CBS in March 2005.
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Jail sentence for singer McCready
Mindy McCready, best known for her hit song Guys Do It All The Time has been sentenced to a year in prison after breaking her probation following a drugs conviction in 2004. She has been in custody since she was charged with battery and resisting arrest in July. McCready will get 75 days credit for time already served. Eastern Promises" tops at Toronto film festival
"Eastern Promises," a Russian mob thriller directed by Canadian legend David Cronenberg, won the Toronto International Film Festival's top prize, positioning itself as an early Oscar favorite. Cronenberg did not accept the award in person because he was in New York promoting the film, which opened in select cities this weekend. Kid Rock explains Tommy Lee fight
Kid Rock explained to a radio station why he was involved in a fight with Tommy Lee at the MTV Video Music Awards which resulted in Kid Rock being cited by Las Vegas police. Rock said that Lee has been disrespectful to him for five years and that the incident had nothing to do with Pamela Anderson. One of Simpson's accusers now says he's 'on O.J.'s side'
A sports memorabilia collector who accused O.J. Simpson of armed robbery said Saturday that he was "on O.J.'s side" and wants the case dropped. The collector originally told police that Simpson and several other men stormed a Las Vegas hotel room and stole memorabilia at gunpoint.
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Earthquake triggers tsunami in Indonesia
A massive earthquake struck Indonesia on Wednesday, triggering a tsunami in the town of Padang and warnings for much of the Indian Ocean region, authorities said. The quake caused tall buildings to sway in at least four countries. Dark horse Brian Melo takes Canadian Idol crown
Alt-rocker Brian Melo will be getting all he ever wanted and more as the newly crowned Canadian Idol, defeating rockabilly golden boy Jaydee Bixby and emerging from his early image as the competition's dark horse. CBS appeals $550,000 fine for Janet Jackson's 'wardrobe malfunction'
More than three years after Janet Jackson's scandalous Super Bowl halftime show, CBS is in court appealing a $550,000 US fine issued by government regulators for her "wardrobe malfunction," which exposed the singer's right breast. | |