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The Avengers are assembling. The Marvel superhero team unleashed a new ad for the upcoming film. In it, we get us a fresh look at Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L....

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It appears Demi Moore has taken her "spiritual counseling" to the next level. E! News has learned exclusively that the Margin Call star has checked into the ultra-posh Cirque...

Claire Danes isn't the only celeb taking home Harvard University's top honors in entertainment this year. Jason Segel was honored with the Ivy League university's Hasty...

Call it like Beckham!  Galaxy soccer star, English National Team hero and H&M hottie David Beckham revealed to ITV's The Jonathan Ross Show in London that he got into it...

Did the first part of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion totally leave you wanting more? Before the second show of the three-part reunion airs Monday, we've got a sneak...

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You did meet up with one very, very rigid staff person.""Rigid or rude?" Winfrey challenged."Rigid and rude, I'm sure," Chavez replied.

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ABC and NBC tied for second in households at 4.9/8, narrowly beating FOX's 4.7/8. FOX, however, took the No. 2 spot in viewers with 7.49 million, beating out ABC's 7.31 million and NBC's 6.89 million.

LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) HBO is well-known for standing by series it likes, even if critical acclaim and ratings for those shows don't reach great heights.

KUWAIT: Minister of Social Affairs and Labour Faisal Al-Hajji has proposed the introduction of a minimum wage for hundreds of thousands of expatriate workers, a newspaper reported yesterday.

NEW YORK - At a music-filled memorial at Carnegie Hall, Peter Jennings was remembered Tuesday as a journalist with a childlike awe of the world, a devoted father and loyal Canadian who always carried a copy of the U.S.

'I'm that guy you see going into the convenience store,' Earl warns us in narrating the opening moments of 'My Name Is Earl' (8 p.m. Tuesday, WMAQ-Ch.

In the words of Lorelai Gilmore, 'Dirty!' That was the down right dirtiest thing I've ever seen in primetime. ' ' & '/'

Celebrity News Date: Tuesday, September 20 Tom Sizemore: Last Thursday, a California Superior Court judge ruled that the star of Saving Private Ryan needs more time to save himself.

Celebrity News Date: Tuesday, September 20 Tom Sizemore: Last Thursday, a California Superior Court judge ruled that the star of Saving Private Ryan needs more time to save himself.

Celebrity News Date: Tuesday, September 20 Tom Sizemore: Last Thursday, a California Superior Court judge ruled that the star of Saving Private Ryan needs more time to save himself.

Celebrity News Date: Tuesday, September 20 Tom Sizemore: Last Thursday, a California Superior Court judge ruled that the star of Saving Private Ryan needs more time to save himself.

HONOLULU - After guardedly making his way through a darkened tunnel, Dr.

[Spoiler warning: This article discusses what may or may not happen in the new season of 'Lost.' If you want to be surprised, stop reading now.]Say it with me, 'Lost' fans: What do we want? ANSWERS! When do we want them?

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LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) Oprah Winfrey wants to set the record straight.

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De Rossi upset by 'McBeal' gay storyline Tuesday, September 20 2005, 11:01 BST -- by Portia De Rossi has declared that she was appalled by a gay storyline in Ally McBeal.

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Celebrity News Date: Monday, September 19 Bette Midler: When Johnny Carson signed off the air, Midler sang her way into his heart forever. Tomorrow night, she'll be singing to touch your heart ... and wallet too.

Celebrity News Date: Monday, September 19 Bette Midler: When Johnny Carson signed off the air, Midler sang her way into his heart forever. Tomorrow night, she'll be singing to touch your heart ... and wallet too.

Celebrity News Date: Monday, September 19 Bette Midler: When Johnny Carson signed off the air, Midler sang her way into his heart forever. Tomorrow night, she'll be singing to touch your heart ... and wallet too.

Celebrity News Date: Monday, September 19 Bette Midler: When Johnny Carson signed off the air, Midler sang her way into his heart forever. Tomorrow night, she'll be singing to touch your heart ... and wallet too.

His episodes are set for November sweeps.'I'm a big fan of the show and [executive producer] John Wells, and we have been trying to work together for a long time,' Stamos tells The Hollywood Reporter. '

By combining mind-bendingly twisted story lines with a stellar cast, the creators of FX's award-winning drama have built themselves a beauty. One integral part of that cast is Roma Maffia, who, as Dr.

Have you ever seen that show on NBC, The Office? The place where I work is just like that. I play Ryan, the temp, on the The Office. I'm also one of nine writers who come up with ideas for the show and take turns turning them into scripts.

Director Kevin Smith always gives his fans a bit more than they expected (OK, and sometimes wanted) with his fully loaded DVD releases.

Stamos will guest-star in two episodes of NBC's 'ER' (Thursdays, 10-11 p.m. ET) for broadcast on Thursday, Nov. 10 and 17.

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TV Reviews: To maximize enjoyment will require committing to the full nine-episode run "Luck", which gets out of the starting gate slowly and proceeds at a deliberate gait.

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