Jane Fonda c-word slip shocks US
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NBC apologises for Today outrage Middle America is none to pleased with veteran thespiatrix Jane Fonda who yesterday entertained viewers of NBC's Today show with "a four-letter word for female genitalia".â¦
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The party for the release of the film âCaptivityâ may set a new standard for the politically incorrect.
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For centuries the very mention of France has conjured up images of elegance and sophistication but in an increasingly heated United States presidential campaign, "French" has become a dirty word.
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The Socialist nominee for president found a dangerous place for a diplomatic debutante.
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Actress Julia Roberts was hospitalized over the weekend after experiencing early contractions, according to sources. By Lucy Nicholson, AFP.
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LOS ANGELES  - After a respectable  debut, freshman talker "The Jane Pauley Show" has suffered a  hefty slide in its ratings.
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T this weekend&#39;s demonstration in support of abortion rights, a young woman in bright pink feathers and a pink slip (her unsubtle hint to the president) could barely get across the Brooklyn
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"Don't take our word for it" might soon become the industry's motto.
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A box-office surprise, the movie jabs hard at Americans' biases.
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EVERY two minutes, a vic tim is sexually assaulted in America. Every six min utes, a woman is raped. In other words, somewhere in the United States there are 30 women
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It was domestic drama at its best _ the kind Italians love _ a scorned wife airing her dirty laundry for the world to see.Comment
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NBC News is apologizing again Â this time for Jane Fonda. The 70-year-old actress used a vulgar slang term on the "Today" show Thursday while talking about the play "The Vagina Monologues." Fonda is appearing in a 10th-anniversary performance and was on "Today" with author Eve Ensler.
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Aishwarya Rai has signed a Hollywood murder mystery ÂWindfallÂ based on the 1984 Union Carbide disaster in Bhopal.......
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âVitusâ places uncomfortable impulses in opposition, then dramatizes them in the most unchallenging way imaginable.
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NEW YORK Adweek's blog, AdFreak, gets lots of reader comments. Some are naughty, others nice. Here's a sampling of the freakiest talk-back of 2007.
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Two Hollywood films that take up the politics of the Iraq war grew out of the conviction that the American public was not getting the full picture of the violence.
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You can learn a lot from writing a newspaper column, especially when a reader calls in to say that you're wrong. I've just received a revealing critique that foreshadows a nasty new escalation in the battle over our digital rights.