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On a recent sunny afternoon in the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art, there among the artworks by Picasso, Giacometti and Calder, visitors thought they saw a real dog. But they weren?t cranky critics ? they did see a real dog: Theodore the...
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It's quite an eyeful: erotic poems by Emily Dickinson, an essay on "full body orgasms" . . . and detailed drawings of vibrators.
No, it's not "The Joy of Sex" you're reading -- it's the Lincoln Center Theater Review. And boy, is it a sizzler!
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'Nnaturally depraved," reads the sign above the stage at "Wolves at the Window" -- and it's a perfect summation of the worldview of H.H. Munro, who wrote the stories on which the show is based. Better known by his pen name, Saki, this masterful auth...
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The way to a woman's heart is through a grisly murder -- as long as it's committed by another woman.
At least that's the case for diehard fans of Oxygen's "Snapped," the only series on TV that specializes in telling the true-crime stories of wome...
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?American Idol? fave Adam Lambert ? black-clad in biker boots, trenchcoat and matching nail polish ? stomped the streets of LA shooting the video for his first risqué new single, ?For Your Entertainment,? due out next week.
The scene around LA?s fun...
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Oprah Winfrey will face a pay cut if she de cides to continue doing "Oprah."
Both Winfrey's deal with local stations and her CBS TV Distribution deal expire in fall 2011.
And, according to Variety, local stations won't be willing to pay as much...
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ON November 26, 2008, 10 un educated, brutally poor young Pakistani men in T-shirts and baseball caps carrying backpacks filled with grenades, machine guns and bombs, managed to hijack a boat, kill the crew, dock it at a slum port in Mumbai, and proc...
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'The Beautiful People," the Mischa Barton series that was canceled after just two episodes, will get a last gasp this summer.
The show's producers said yesterday -- on the show's Facebook page -- that The CW would air the remaining seven episodes ...
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The man who hosted MTV's first non-musical TV series has died.
Comedian Ken Ober, who hosted the late-'80s game show "Remote Control," was found dead last Sunday night, at the age of 52, his representatives said.
Although the cause of Ober's de...
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Heather Locklear's re turn to "Melrose Place" didn't exactly save the show -- but did give it a small boost.
Tuesday's "MP" episode re-introducing Locklear as devious ad exec Amanda Woodward averaged 1.5 million viewers -- up 20 percent from the...
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