Is there such thing as bad publicity for stars?
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The old adage that there is no such  thing as bad publicity for a celebrity is getting a workout  these days -- and so far appears to be holding true.
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Changing your name, especially in the business world, is a time-honored way of coping with devastatingly bad publicity.
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Some actors might balk at being cast as an evil witch. Not Helena Bonham Carter.
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Tycho:  After Gods & Heroes was scrapped, developer Perpetual Entertainment was sued by their PR company.  People are being sued all the time, and we should know, but in this case they were being sued for really interesting things: namely, a kind of "bounty" on initial sales based on their tireless promotion of the title.  Is that common in these arrangements?  I don't think most people consider that role especially powerful, but companies don't write in clauses like that for no reason.  The articles you see on news sites are written by people you know, but the content, timing, and (if they can swing it) tone of those articles is typically part of a fairly scientific structure cooked up by PR.  They contextualize the demos in their entirety, negotiate access, and stud their speech with tactical phrases they hope will find their way into the final piece.
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While the success of Marni may be perplexing to some critics, it is not to young Hollywood fans, models and retailers.
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A lot of our seemingly serious and not-so-serious stars are major
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Chicago Tribune - Pop stars are no strangers to bad behavior. Smashed guitars, ruined hotel rooms--such misdeeds often are chuckled over later, written up in the tabloids, perhaps listed on invoices for damage. Not so in Russia, where the public expects its performers to remember that they walk in Tchaikovsky's footsteps.
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Generally, Bad Language is against awards shows. The TelePrompTer puffery and please-buy/see-my-latest-CD/DVD appearances are nauseating at best. But it's our job to report on all things pop culture. So we watch. And we watch. And we fall asleep. Then we wake up and watch again.
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Can they really call it an awards  show if most of the winners don't turn up?
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It seems even a crusty old newshound like me can get burned. My item last week about a couple naming their baby âYahooâ turns out to be a hoax cooked up by a (now-unemployed) Romanian tabloid reporter. Reporters making things up just for a laugh? I am shocked, simply shocked.Â
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Accidental fame doesn't give you much of a heads-up. You can be minding your own business one minute, sweating up a storm while doing your job. The next minute, your face is being transmitted halfway across the world, like you're the next Elvis or something.
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Comment is free: Xinran: The controversy over the posting of explicit images of celebrities reflects the resilience of old taboos outside the big cities
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WILMINGTON, Delaware, isnâta popular spot with the Hollywood crowd. I imagine they would be a bit sniffy about what passes for local entertainment.
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Audiences love to show their appreciation when stars walk onstage. How do the stars feel about it?
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Major movies studios to announce fresh crackdown on illegal downloads, according to a news report. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - The Motion Picture Association of America is expected to announce a new campaign aimed
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There is a growing frustration among designers as they face an onslaught of competing labels from celebrities.
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Hollywood stars and close friends are tangled in legal mess.