LOS ANGELES (AP) — Marion “Suge” Knight’s lawyer argues that a murder case against the former rap music mogul should be dismissed because one of the men he is accused of running over with his pickup truck did not identify him in court.
NEW YORK (AP) — Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s ads starring nearly naked women have become a part of American culture, according to Andy Puzder, CEO of the chains’ parent company.
BOSTON (AP) — Apparently more than just valuable artwork is missing from the Boston Public Library’s archives.
NEW YORK (AP) — James Patterson, already one of the book world’s most popular authors, is now becoming a publisher.
PORT WASHINGTON, Wis. (AP) — TV actor Dustin Diamond is expected to testify about what happened during a barroom scuffle outside of Milwaukee.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — In the early 1980s, when Steve Martin was a fledgling movie star, he recalls attended the American Film Institute’s celebration of Frank Capra and how Hollywood glitterati swirled around the Oscar-winning filmmaker.
NEW YORK (AP) — “UnREAL” might be TV’s most fully realized reality series. Why shouldn’t it be? It’s scripted, then performed by professional actors.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Joseph Gordon-Levitt has big expectations for the impact of “Snowden.”
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The actress agonizes on her deathbed, her hair and makeup impeccable, as the hunky male lead clutches her hand. Tears pour down his face while her eyelids flutter to a final close.
U.S. oil refiner Tesoro Corp has slammed the U.S. government’s proposal for renewable fuel use, signaling a lengthy legal fight may be in the cards ahead of the new quotas being finalized later this year. “If the goal of the Administration was to set the stage for protracted and complex litigation over the rule when finalized later this year, today’s proposal is a giant step toward that objective,” said Stephen