Mar 31 2008
Reuters - Jules Dassin, the American who directed
the film "Never on Sunday" and was married to the late Greek
actress and culture minister Melina Mercouri, died in an Athens
hospital after a short illness on Monday aged 96.
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Mar 31 2008
After a year apart, Larry Rudolph is back at the reins of the pop star's career. As
Britney Spears continues to strive to get her personal and professional lives back in order,
OK! has learned she's turned to a familiar face for help â" former...
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Mar 31 2008
Reuters - Live Nation Inc said on Monday it has
reached an agreement for a 12-year global contract to handle
the merchandising, digital and branding rights as well as the
touring of Irish group U2.
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Mar 31 2008
Her rep confirms; the singer is released from the hospital and is recovering well.
Blonde bombshell Jessica Simpson is out of the hospital and recovering well after being admitted to L.A.'s Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Friday for a <a...
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Mar 31 2008
Reuters - Shekhar Kapur, the
director behind the "Elizabeth" films starring Cate Blanchett,
has signed on to make the period fantasy "Larklight."
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Mar 31 2008
Reuters - Country star Trace Adkins
will make a ghostly appearance opposite Kelsey Grammer in David
Zucker's indie Christmas comedy "American Carol."
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Mar 31 2008
Reuters - Jules Dassin, the American who directed
the film "Never on Sunday" and was married to the late Greek
actress and culture minister Melina Mercouri, died in an Athens
hospital after a short illness on Monday aged 96.
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Mar 31 2008
AP - Nancy Wilson was hospitalized Monday for treatment of a collapsed lung, a spokeswoman said.
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Mar 31 2008
"A new day calls for a new relationship... a new understanding," PETA president Ingrid Newkirk writes.
PETA, the animal rights group which has often criticized Britney Spears for wearing fur and buying pets from pet stores, extended an olive branch to the singer on Monday.<br...
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Mar 31 2008
AP - It's impossible to walk into "Shine a Light," Martin Scorsese's Rolling Stones concert film, without decades' worth of expectations. We simply know too much about the filmmaker and the rock stars and their previous music-doc outings.
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