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Jul. 4, 2009

Jackson's Tour Costumers to Design Burial Suit

Michael Jackson's longtime costumers, Dennis Tompkins and Michael Bush, will design the suit the King of Pop will be buried in.

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Oct. 30, 2008

Still Loved by Lucy: 1000 Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills

For generations, everyone loved Lucy, who still reigns supreme as the funniest comedienne in television history. But what Lucille Ball really loved was her Beverly Hills home on posh Roxbury Drive. She loved it so much, in fact, that she didn’t want to leave—even in death.

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Mar. 19, 2002

News Roundup: March 19

Liza Minnelli and her new husband, producer David Gest, are already planning to adopt four children Liza Minnelli Billy Joel Elton John Face to Face tour Britney Spears Charlotte Ross People fo the Ethical Treatment of Animals PETA Harry Belafonte Distinguished American Awa...

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Mar. 6, 2002

News Roundup: Mar. 6

News roundup for March 6: Christina Ricci will be starring in the next Woody Allen film also starring Jason Biggs. Susan Sarandon Bill Pullman Art Garfunkel attend a art show in New York Faith Hill will perform at the Academy Awards Sean "Puffy Daddy" Combs reaches custody set...

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Nov. 30, 2001

Back to the Future?

November sweeps Carol Burnett Michael Jackson Lucille Ball

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Oct. 15, 2001

Original "Lucy" title sequence goes up in smoke

Although Viacom's TV Land channel had hoped to be able to broadcast the premiere episode of "I Love Lucy" unedited at 9:00 p.m. tonight -- the same day and time that the episode first aired 50 years ago -- the cable channel was unable to get permission from the Phillip Morris ...

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Aug. 2, 2001

News Roundup: Aug. 2

Rosie O'Donnell reveals in the August issue of her magazine Rosie that she has been depressed for years, according to Entertainment Tonight..

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Feb. 14, 2000

The Disorderly Elderly

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 14, 2000 -- Jerry Lewis is a funny guy. This past weekend, he added to his comic legacy (which already includes such ha-ha classics as "The Disorderly Orderly," "Hardly Working" and "Slapstick of Another Kind") by referring to women as "producing mac...

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