"Dexter"s Michael C. Hall takes a turn toward dark laughs
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Dexter" star Michael C. Hall has always been attracted to cutting-edge projects, so it's no surprise to see the actor...
Russia’s Putin in charge at 60, but facing threats
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin turns 60 on Sunday, his grip on power weaker than in the past but under little immediate...
Fans, filmgoers get look at vintage Rolling Stones
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fans celebrating the Rolling Stones' 50th anniversary get a never-before-seen look at the band on tour in 1965 with a...
Fans to vote for 2013 Rock Hall of Famers
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced this year's nominees on Thursday including hip-hop pioneers Public Enemy, the late...
Armani gains direct control of UK sales business
MILAN (Reuters) - Fashion designer Giorgio Armani is taking direct control of his sales business in Britain to improve efficiency in the retail sector,...
Don Johnson’s Payout in Nash Bridges Case Reduced by $35M
NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) - Don Johnson's award in a lawsuit over "Nash Bridges" has been cut from more than $50 million to $15 million,...
Butch Cassidy’s gun draws $175,000 in California auction
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A gun the Wild West outlaw Butch Cassidy wielded in the late 19th century and later tried to exchange for...
Reality TV: The Invisible Front in Hollywood’s Labor Wars
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Reality TV is the invisible front in Hollywood's labor wars. Though reality TV workers once made it as far as...
Country star Jason Aldean apologizes for "Idol" flirt
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Married country singer Jason Aldean has apologized to fans after photos on a celebrity website showed him getting up close...
Eminent Marxist historian Hobsbawm dies aged 95
LONDON (Reuters) - Renowned British left-wing historian Eric Hobsbawm, whose writing influenced students and politicians across Europe, died in a London hospital on Monday...
