Jessica Simpson has had a fairly noteworthy year so far. She's recording a new album, is getting divorced from Nick Lachey and has parlayed her considerable shopping skills into a line of affordable, somewhat designer-looking duds.
George Clooney has developed a genius plan to rid the world of celebrity paparazzi stalkers. He's advocating going after sites like Gawker Stalker-a web site where celebrity sightings are posted in realtime, greatly aiding the paps who are looking for pictures-by flooding them with fake celebrity sightings.
Hey! Sean Penn! You've been keeping kind of a low profile lately, haven't you? In fact, I'm not sure that I've seen much of you since you tried to rescue those people during Hurricane Katrina.
This might be the comeback of the century. Michael Jackson, who has been lurking in Bahrain since he was acquitted of sexually molesting a young boy, has now fallen on hard times.
Sometimes reading the gossip rags can be a tiresome, annoying affair, filled with endless pages of style praise for the ultra-rich-useless-party-girl circuit.
How would you define "fabulosity"? That ludicrous word happens to be the name of Kimora Lee Simmons' new book on how to dress and act like the spoiled ex-model fashion designer wife of a hip hop mogul.
I think it's fair to say that Brandeis in 2006 is not the same school it was in 1966. That's a good thing, but there are drawbacks, too.
It's hard to sit through a bad lecture. Your eyes droop, slowly fall shut and then jerk open. You wish you could be anywhere else but there.
CHICAGO-As musicians have delved deeper and deeper into studio techniques, creating music that is increasingly difficult to recreate in concert, fans of live music have found themselves split between their favorite recording artists and their favorite live bands.
Beginning the day after Thanksgiving, 97.1 WASH FM, a radio station in my hometown of Washington, D.C., transforms its programming from a mix of hits from the 1970s, 80s and 90s to 24-hour Christmas songs.
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