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Paris retrospective for fashion genius Saint Laurent (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News: Fashion News | 21 Mar 2010 | 3:28 am Brittany Murphy's pharmacist: 'We thought there was going to be an accident' - New York Daily News
Source: Entertainment - Google News | 21 Mar 2010 | 3:11 am My 'Bad' - Boston Herald
Source: Entertainment - Google News | 20 Mar 2010 | 10:08 pm SwaggMedia & Shanti Live To Stream Concept LA Live Via the Web for LA Fashion WeekSource: RSS feed - channel BNewsEnter | 20 Mar 2010 | 9:20 pm Santa Monica sushi restaurant closes after serving whale meat - Los Angeles Times
Source: Entertainment - Google News | 20 Mar 2010 | 8:42 pm Police Called to Sandra Bullock and Jesse James' Home Sandra Bullock is still MIA but that doesn't mean the drama at her home with Jesse James has slowed a bit.
Cops were called to their block with reports of "someone yelling in a...
—Ehren, via Facebook
As much...
Source: E! Online (US) - Top Stories | 20 Mar 2010 | 6:47 pm Star Jones Recovering Post-Surgery Star Jones is on the road to recovery after undergoing cardiac surgery last week at a New York City hospital.
The procedure was reportedly a scheduled follow-up...
Former Hills bad boy Jason Wahler was allegedly busted for DUI Friday night in Newport Beach, Calif., according to People.
Wahler was taken into custody at...
Alas, the 13-year-old celebrikid made her modeling...
Source: E! Online (US) - Top Stories | 20 Mar 2010 | 3:00 pm Late Mass. monk's poems recall Khmer Rouge horrors
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 Boston Globe | Will you be watching 'Life' this weekend? Entertainment Weekly A big must-watch of the weekend is Life, the first two episodes of the Discovery channel's eye-popping nature documentaries. Just look at this clip and tell me you don't want to see more of that fly getting snagged by the Venus flytrap, ... Around the Remote: Chuck Barney's TV Picks for March 21-27 TV preview of 'Life' on Discovery Nature's Wonders, From Every Angle |
Kimora Lee Simmons already has three kids. There are her two daughters with ex-husband Russell Simmons and 10 months ago she gave birth to Kenzo, her son with second husband, actor Djimon...
It sure looks that way. The erstwhile host of the The View and prolific blogger has teamed up with "syndication veterans" Dick Robertson and Scott Carlin and plans to launch a new talk show in the fall of 2011, which just so happens to be the same time that The Oprah Winfrey Show is going off air. The former president of Warner Bros. domestic TV distribution, Robertson previously worked with O'Donnell on The Rosie O'Donnell Show, which ran for six years from 1996 to 2002. The show is already being pegged as the favorite to replace Oprah on ABC and in the hearts of women across the world.
Rosie O'Donnell plots daytime return [HR]
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Filed Under: rosiepocalypse, abc, oprah, rosie o'donnell, talk shows, tv
In an interview with MTV, Neil Patrick Harris said that Joss Whedon is hard at work at a sequel to one of the best Internet series ever, Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. And this one won't exist as a series of online videos but rather, as a feature film. NPH seems to know little about the film, but he says that he does know it will stick to the low-budget roots of the original. Now it's just a matter of lining up everyone's schedule. "Hopefully the stars will align," he said. If we may take a moment to speak directly to the stars: align! [MTV]
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Filed Under: nph, dr. horrible's sing-along blog, emmys, movies, neil patrick harris, tube junkie
Because Jessica Simpson seems to be having a few napalm qualms about hooking up with entertainment types, Rachael Ray on Monday's show suggests Jess may want to consider dating...
A federal judge shot down a settlement offered by the city to Ground Zero workers yesterday, saying it wasn't fair to the firefighters, police officers, and emergency workers who were sickened after working at the World Trade Center. The settlement, which would have given the victims somewhere between $575 million and $675.5 million, simply wasn't enough, U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein said.
Hellerstein also expressed concern over the amount of the settlement — about a third of it — that would eventually go to lawyers and how complicated the terms were. Hellerstein's impassioned decision, in which he described the workers as "our heroes," is making him into a bit of a hero himself among those workers, who are praising him as "compassionate" and "brave."
Federal Judge Orders More Talks on 9/11 Deal [NYT]
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Filed Under: never forget, asthma, claims administrators, ground zero workers, lawyering
In response to a lawsuit filed against her by former producer and ex-boyfriend Rob Fusari, Lady Gaga fired back with a lawsuit of her own accusing Fusari of tricking her into signing an illegal contract. Fusari's suit, which asks for more than $30 million, says Gaga cut him out of her life, and more important, her earnings, after he came up with her stage name and co-wrote several of her songs. But Gaga's lawyers are all, nuh-uh.
They say the contract between Gaga and Fusari was never valid because he wasn't a licensed talent agent and that Fusari's actions were ultimately "predatory and financially abusive." Fusari's lawyer said the counter suit is "ludicrous," adding that "Rob was no more of an 'agent' for her than she is a Roman Catholic nun." He's got a point about Gaga not being a nun. She's a bloody nun!
Lady Gaga aims lawsuit at ex-producer Rob Fusari for conning her into signing illegal contract [NYDN]
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Filed Under: bad romance, lady gaga, lawsuits, music
The number of New Yorkers living on the streets and in the subway system rose 34 percent last year, the Bloomberg administration said yesterday in one of those late Friday announcements they hope people don't notice. Robert Hess, the commissioner of homeless services, blamed the sharp increase on the recession and the inability of city shelters to handle the influx. Conducted last month, the annual homeless count found 3,111 people on the streets or in the subway system, up from last year's 2,328. That's in addition to the 38,000 people living in city shelters. [NYT]
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Filed Under: sad things, homeless, mayor bloomberg
 Sydney Morning Herald | Lady Gaga responds to suit filed by ex-boyfriend Entertainment Weekly Fusari, a song writer and music producer, filed the lawsuit Wednesday in New York City against Gaga. He claimed his former girlfriend, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, dropped his services as her career flourished. ... Lady Gaga files lawsuit of her own against Rob Fusari Lady Gaga/ Rob Fusari Lawsuit: A Closer Look Lady Gaga Is Sued |
Thanks to some late-night wheeling and dealing by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrats are four votes closer to reaching the 216 they need to pass health-care reform tomorrow. As of late last night, four Democrats who voted against the original House bill in November have committed to supporting the bill this weekend. They are Florida's Representative Allen Boyd, Ohio's Representative John Boccieri, Florida's Representative Suzanne Kosmas, and New York's very own Scott Murphy. The representatives cited several different reasons for changing their votes, including CBO's estimate that the bill with cut the deficit by $138 billion. Curiously, none of them mentioned the late-night horse-trading. Curious!
Democrats pick up more votes for health bill [WP]
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Filed Under: health carnage, house, nancy pelosi, politics
Just as quickly as it surfaced, a rumor of a Glee stage show maybe headed to Broadway has been shot down by those grumps at Fox. A representative for the network tells Variety that there have been no talks between Fox and licensing company Music Theater Intl., as previously reported. "We are very careful and deliberate when contemplating brand extensions of our franchises," said Fox spokesman Chris Alexander. Anyway, they're too busy working on Family Guy on Ice to bother with this. [Variety]
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Filed Under: glee, fox, rumors, tv
We feel so fooled.
If even the least scandalous details of the whole Jesse James affair story are true, there goes our view of him as a teddy bear in Sons of Anarchy clothing who...
So where does a mook go when he wants to hone his authentic Garden State essence to the freakin' max? Jerseylicious, of course, the Style Network's new show that follows the big-haired,...
The ruling was the latest development in the bitter 15-year legal battle. Smith said the elder Marshall promised her more than $300 million, even though there was no written documentation.
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