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Fashion world star joins ‘Top Model’
Published: February 8, 2010
It took a while, but after 13 cycles of “America’s Next Top Model,” Tyra Banks has finally convinced Vogue editor-at-large André Leon Talley to take a seat at the judges’ table.
Sure, everyone knows that Oprah, Shaq and Ashton Kutcher are huge on Twitter. They’re famous — they should be huge on Twitter.
Nearly a year after surviving a plane crash in South Carolina, disc jockey Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein was found dead in his New York apartment Friday afternoon, his publicist said.
For a house once full of love and children, there sure seems to be a lot of hate going on with the Gosselins.
A call for Smurfs brought together 1,253 dressed-up-in-blue people in County Monaghan, Ireland. A 4,703-pound cheesecake rolled out in Mexico City. A 7-year-old Michigan boy made a ball of plastic wrap that’s 11 feet across.
The romance has long since died, but for Kate Gosselin, a kernel of the emotion still lives.
Don’t bother complaining to Rob Zombie about how Hollywood’s out of original ideas and keeps remaking old movies.
Mark Linkous, the Virginia-born indie-rock fixture best known for his work in the lo-fi pysch-folk project Sparklehorse, as well as for collaborations with artists ranging from Danger Mouse to Tom Waits, Iggy Pop and PJ Harvey, died March 6 of a self-inflicted gun shot wound.
Movie star and singer Harry Connick Jr. made waves around the world by condemning, on air, an Australian television skit featuring a group of performers who wore blackface to impersonate the late pop star Michael Jackson and his brothers.
“Sex and the City” actress Cynthia Nixon dives into the debate surrounding abortion and health care reform.
It’s a baby girl for singer Lisa Loeb and her husband Roey Hershkovitz, her rep tells PEOPLE.
Taylor Swift who will close out the year as one of People magazine’s “25 Most Intriguing of 2009.”
It’s a long night’s journey from the bald, clawed bloodsucker of “Nosferatu” to the stylish coif and sculpted abs of Edward Cullen.
After an ugly shakeup at NBC over the late-night lineup, Conan O’Brien hosted the “Tonight Show” for the last time Friday.
“Pirate Radio,” is set during the swinging ’60s of pop music when giants like the Kinks and the Who roamed the earth.
It’s been a Monty Python world lately — and we’re not even talking about the absurdity and silliness of current events, such as balloon boys and confessional celebrities.
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