The Oscar event is one of the few remaining common grounds we Americans can talk about without having to listen to Sean Hannity or Keith Olbermann. Like the Super Bowl, watching is a major social event.
Publisher HarperCollins has announced Sarah Palin's next venture in book makin.' According to them, she is working on a "celebration of American virtues and strengths." Good Lord, you've got to be kidding.
Some Madoffs decided to change their name rather than put up with the constant questions and accusations that have become a regular feature of having it. I was not going to let Bernard steal my name along with everything else he stole.
Jay Leno is in high favor with the half-term governor. Sarah, what's the difference between jokes about your daughter being impregnated by Alex Rodriguez and John Edwards? Do tell.
I spent a week watching every minute of every major late night talk show, and I'm pleased to announce that the genre has a new king.
Kevin Smith knew he'd get hammered when he went public with this. He went ahead and did it anyway. God bless him for it.
And all she gave me was this tacky, crystal-tipped leather whip from Agent Provocateur (which is kind of played out as a lingerie destination these days, am I right?).
Huffington Post Editor Roy Sekoff appeared on "The Joy Behar Show" Wednesday along with novelist Jackie Collins. The three debated everything from...
Ms. Sanford talks about her career, her husband and her life in the March issue of Marie Claire.
The past few weeks, late night television has never been funnier. Or, more vindictive. Conan O'Brien taking shots at Jay Leno and NBC. David Letterman taking shots at NBC and Jay Leno.
By Stephen Viscusi I sit and daydream about the number of celebrities who have been calling me lately for career advice. Ever since "Up in the Ai...
By Stephen Viscusi I sit and daydream about the number of celebrities who have been calling me lately for career advice. Ever since "Up in the Ai...
In this edition of Compact Reviews, we take a look at new albums by Spoon and the Len Price 3, among others.
Over the next few days, I strongly urge one and all to catch what would seem to be O'Brien's last few broadcasts: The irony is, they just may go down in television history.
Watching NBC implode must be great fun to Jeff Immelt and his colleagues at GE. Probably not so much fun for Brian Roberts and Comcast.