New Rules Target Bay To Breakers Rowdiness
Organizers of San Francisco's Bay to Breakers race say starting next year people who have not registered will be escorted off the course by police and private security.
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Organizers of San Francisco's Bay to Breakers race say starting next year people who have not registered will be escorted off the course by police and private security.
An actor who appeared in the film "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" was convicted Thursday of the attempted premeditated murder of his ex-girlfriend in a knife attack.
The judge overseeing the drug conspiracy trial of Anna Nicole Smith's two doctors and lawyer-boyfriend said Thursday he believes part of the prosecution's case conflicts with state law and could be targeted in a dismissal motion.
The first online auditions for "American Idol" are open. To mark the Fox TV show's 10th anniversary, hopeful pop stars have the chance to submit an audition video at MySpace through Oct. 6.
George Michael was sentenced to eight weeks in jail and lost his license for five years Tuesday for driving under the influence of drugs when he crashed his car into a London photo shop. A British judge told the wayward star his addiction to marijuana put him and the public at risk.
Veteran character actor Harold Gould, who played Valerie Harper's father on television's "Rhoda" and the con man Kid Twist in the 1973 movie "The Sting," has died. He was 86.
Oprah Winfrey has landed the first television interview with the hostages who were held at the Discovery Channel headquarters near Washington.
The Hollywood Reporter is going weekly. E5 Global Media LLC, the company that bought the trade publication from The Nielsen Co. last December, confirmed the change will happen in early November.
YouTube is making its long expected foray into live streaming by launching an experimental trial with four new media partners. The new live streaming platform will be previewed in a two-day trial beginning Monday, but is expected to later grow considerably across the Google Inc.-owned website.
Lady Gaga swept the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night, winning eight trophies, including the Video of the Year award for "Bad Romance."
