Dr. Seuss Sculpture to Stand in San Diego
A copy of a sculpture of Theodor Seuss Geisel -- better known as the children's author Dr. Seuss -- is headed for San Diego.
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Actor Robert Blake: "Not Guilty, Sir"
Actor Robert Blake pleaded innocent Thursday to murder and conspiracy charges in the death of his wife and was told to return to court in June for pretrial motions.
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Choreographer Mark Morris Dances Solo
Choreographer Mark Morris shared a nearly darkened stage with two musicians as he began the opening moves in his new work, "Serenade."
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Harry Potter Fan Buys $8000 Signed Book
A Harry Potter fan has paid $8,000 for a signed copy of the latest, unreleased installment of the boy wizard's adventures.
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Awards Show: We Crave Music and Dance
Now that "Chicago" has been crowned with the best-picture Oscar and continues to draw droves to theaters, Hollywood stars and producers say they're eager to revive the long-dormant musical.
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Is Wonder Woman Boot Camp or Beauty?
Her bullet-deflecting bracelets are gone, her golden tiara has disappeared and her long, flowing locks have been shorn. After 60 years of fighting evil, Wonder Woman has a new, spiky look.
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Oscar Speeches Touch on Iraq War
Michael Moore was ferocious. Adrien Brody was heartfelt. Chris Cooper was subtle. Their victory speeches on Oscar night addressed the U.S.-led coflict in Iraq.
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Should We Revoke Cuba Gooding's Oscar?
Can the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences retroactively revoke Cuba Gooding Jr.'s Oscar? Maybe it's an idea we should explore.
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What Drew Paltrow to Dull New Comedy?
It's hard to imagine what attracted Gwyneth Paltrow to "View from the Top," a sputtering, underfueled slapstick romance in which she stars as an aspiring international flight attendant.
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SF's Asian Art Museum Opens to Acclaim
If Asian art brings to mind an indistinguishable jumble of bronze Buddhas, lacquered boxes, jade miniatures and painted silk, San Francisco's new Asian Art Museum wants to expand your Eastern horizons.
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Newest Potter Books have Two Covers
The fifth installment of the Harry Potter books will have two separate covers, one for adults and one for children.
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Dollars Soar for Oscar Nominees
Only one film will get its hands on the best-picture Academy Award. Win or lose, though, all contenders walk away with fistfuls of cash because of their nominations.
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Actor Morgan Freeman's Star Shines
Actor Morgan Freeman described himself as being in "high cotton" as his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was unveiled today.
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CA Pushes Aggressive Music Bills
Record companies, already plagued by steadily declining sales, are now facing the return of a barrage of aggressive bills in California and New York
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Pop Legend Phil Spector is Free on Bail
The actress found dead in the mansion of pop legend Phil Spector didn't kill herself. That's the latest from the L.A.P.D. on the story.
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Filmmaker Searches for Missing Author
Dow Mossman published his novel, "The Stones of Summer," to critical acclaim in 1972, hailed as the voice of his generation. Then he disappeared.
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Is Pope's Poetry a Best-Seller?
Pope John Paul II's new book of poetry, a three-part meditation on nature, life and death -- including his own -- makes clear he has no plans to step down.
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IRS Goes After NY's Art Tax Cheats
It is one of the worst-kept secrets of New York's fine art galleries: Ultra-rich art collectors who drop millions of dollars on paintings are illegally arranging with dealers to duck the sales tax.
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Be Discovered on "Live With Regis" Show
"Live With Regis and Kelly" has launched a talent search for a co-host that will culminate with the winner working as Philbin's partner on the talk show's April 16 edition.
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Variety Magazine Now Is On The Internet
Variety has signed a distribution deal with The Associated Press designed to increase the entertainment magazine's presence on the Internet.
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Van Gogh Show of Landscape Works
A new Van Gogh exhibit traces the roots of his early landscape drawings and meanders through the fields of France, ending with a dark, foreboding painting finished just days before Van Gogh took his own life in 1890.
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Toby Keith Tops Country Music Nominees
Toby Keith received a leading eight Academy of Country Music award nominations. Keith was nominated for entertainer of the year, top male vocalist, album of the year, and others.
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Are You "The Most Talented Kid"?
Think you're a talented youngster? Lance Bass will be the judge of that. Pop singer Bass of 'N Sync will be lead judge for "The Search for the Most Talented Kid in America."
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