Last week, Hollywood's legal troubles took a drastic turn from the usual DUI to a question that is making a lot of celebrities very uncomfortable: does a person's artistic record put him above the law?Obviously, the answer is no-as director Roman Polanski learned when he was arrested at the Zurich Film Festival in Switzerland on the basis of a 1978 arrest warrant.In 1977, Polanski pled guilty to the statutory rape of a 13-year-old girl.
In the eight years since the World Trade Center collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001, it's been a steady process of rebuilding New York City both emotionally and physically.
At long last, singer Michael Jackson was laid to rest on Thursday, Sept. 3. Jackson's family and close friends arrived at Forest Lawn Cemetery at about 8:10 p.m.
Sadly, the Summer of Celebrity Death is not over; Friday evening, celebrity DJ Adam Goldstein, known more commonly as DJ AM, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment.
Picture the brilliant sci-fi storylines of the popular BBC series Doctor Who. Throw in a mix of characters ranging from the unkillable to the undead.
My goodness, Brandeis! What a fun summer we've had. The sun has been shining; the birds have been singing.
It's fairly common knowledge that Hollywood's biggest power couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, have been on the rocks for the last few weeks.
The 10th Annual A Cappella Fest took place this past Wednesday, and the show was a great success.
It's time for another round of everyone's favorite game-what's Lindsay Lohan doing this week?I'll tell you what she's apparently not doing: eating.Lohan was spotted out and about in Los Angeles this week with her sister Ali, and her wraithlike appearance-her ribs could be seen quite clearly when she turned to the side in an open-side sundress-has both her fans and her friends worried."She's a self-destructive person," a source close to Lohan told People magazine.
New Moon, the sequel to the blockbuster film Twilight, isn't even in postproduction yet, and it's already stirring up headlines in Hollywood.
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