The husband-and-wife duo Thompson Square is The Academy of Country Music's vocal duo of the year.
Saturday 31 March 2012
The winners of the 25th annual Kids' Choice Awards
Tribune Broadcasting says no DirecTV deal
Whitney Houston memorabilia auctioned in LA
Slime pours nonstop at Kids Choice Awards
Taylor Swift's date for ACM Awards hospitalized
Jackie Mason companion arrested on assault charge
Menu from Titanic's last lunch sells at UK auction
Grammy Museum show reflects LA music's darker side
Feds: Conn. man knows something about stolen art
Menu from Titanic's last lunch at British auction
Filming in Chernobyl, the 'Land of Oblivion'
Friday 30 March 2012
Whitney Houston's mom says she's proud of her
NYPD: Woman reports dispute with Jackie Mason
Country star George Jones remains hospitalized
Oh baby! Great-grandchild for Queen Elizabeth II
NYC auction house holds Keith Haring private sale
Rothko painting could fetch $45M at NYC auction
WWE star John Cena takes a stand against bullying
Lafayette 148 Spring Collection
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2 -5pm
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Sloth Photobomb: Furry Friend Creeps Into Picture
Hoodies not a problem for WWE star John Cena
Marc Anthony will sing in honor of Lionel Richie
The Shoe & Handbag Event
Receive a $50 Gift Card with your regular-priced purchase of $350 or more in the Shoe Salon or Designer Handbags. Plus, be entered for a chance to win a pair of Manolo Blahnik pumps.
Casting revealed for John Patrick Shanley play
Correction: TV-Sunday Morning story
Sunday Yoga
Come join us for Sunday yoga with Body Heat instructors Greg and Susan Holmes. These two amazing teachers will be teaching a power flow class. This will be an hour-long class at 9:30am open to all levels. If you don't have a mat, we will gladly supply one for you
For fallen gospel prodigy, a break in NYC court
NBC's 'The Voice' adds Facebook app for voting
Sea Lion Recovers at Poolside Next to Former âReal Worldâ Star
'Tequila,' Kenny Chesney the toast of ACM Awards
Kenny Chesney has relentlessly churned out hit after hit, won accolade after accolade and sold more concert tickets than most performers regardless of genre. Still, few things have affected him like "You and Tequila," his artful and unlikely duet with Grace Potter that he considers "a gift from God."
TOMS Style Your Sole.
Jerry Lee Lewis weds for 7th time in Mississippi
Singer Robbie Williams to become a father
Trump's new Success takes a more subtle approach
Belfast unveils birth-to-death story of Titanic
Magic! Harry Potter studio tour opens near London
Smithsonian opens Civil War art from North, South
Museum plays April Fools' joke on prolific forger
Man accused of stealing thousands of movie posters
Thursday 29 March 2012
Canada's top court will not hear mogul's appeal
Sons of Sugar Hill label founders face tax charges
Warren Stevens, 'Forbidden Planet' actor, has died
Shell gets injunction for Arctic drill ships
TV sets sail with Titanic anniversary specials
Memoir provides glimpse into reporter's life
De La Soul duo return with 'First Serve' concept album
Review: Musical 'Newsies' is relentlessly cheery
5 fabulous fairy tale movies
Everyone wants the happily-ever-after â" that's why fairy tale movies are so popular. This week, we have "Mirror Mirror," a cheeky take on "Snow White" from the perspective of the evil Queen, played by Julia Roberts. So here's a look at five fabulous films that just might have you believing in magic:
"Wrath of the Titans" holds European premiere
Protesters: Village Voice helps sell kids for sex
Author Harry Crews dies in Florida at 76
Box Office Preview: 'Hunger' goes back for seconds
Ala. civil rights museum exhibiting lesbian photos
CBS expands 'Face the Nation' to 1 hour on Sunday
Review: Resurrected 'Pipe Dream' drags, forced
Clicking through the wild west of video-on-demand
Judge ends Lohan's probation, gives back freedom
Calif. Pub's Tiffany lamps coming to NYC auction
Lohan arrives at court for probable final hearing
Review: 'Mirror' only a fair take on fairy tale
There's life away from the 'Shore' for Pauly D
Review: 'NOW.HERE.THIS' is peppy and optimistic
All About the Egg â Fun Facts and Cooking Tips
Unsinkable James Cameron refloats 'Titanic' in 3-D
Game Review: 'Ninja Gaiden 3' a letdown for fans
Shake your body: Dance sound takes over America
âHeaven Is Hereâ: Utah Mom Disfigured in Plane Crash Releases Book
Smithsonian showcases replica of monster snake
Lohan returns to court for probable final hearing
Bluegrass pioneer Earl Scruggs dies at age 88
It may be impossible to overstate the importance of bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs to American music. A pioneering banjo player who helped create modern country music, his sound is instantly recognizable and as intrinsically wrapped in the tapestry of the genre as Johnny Cash's baritone or Hank Williams' heartbreak.
Winehouse family to get her $4.66 million fortune
Bee Gees star Robin Gibb hospitalized
Vargas Llosa donates library to Peruvian hometown
Discovery TV special to look at White House chiefs
Review: Funny, profane 'Goon' lights the lamp
Will Ferrell announces 'Anchorman' sequel
Wednesday 28 March 2012
Brad Paisley endows scholarship at Belmont Univ.
Celeb birthdays for the week of April 1-7
'Idol' runner-up Archuleta to start Mormon mission
'Funky Winkerbean' artists donate mural to Kent St
Spike Lee apologizes for retweeting wrong address
Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at 88 in Tenn.
Feminist poet and essayist Adrienne Rich dies
Review: Mythic mayhem resumes in 'Titans'
PBS' 'Masterpiece' gets $1 million gift from donor
Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at age 88
Aerosmith promises new album in 3 months
Jennie Garth and Peter Facinelli file for divorce
Adrienne Rich, feminist poet and essayist, dies
Hemingway shows soft side in newly public letters
Survivor of North Korean labor camp tells story
"Escape From Camp 14: One Man's Remarkable Odyssey From North Korea to Freedom in the West" (Viking), by Blaine Harden: Hitler's death camps, Stalin's gulag and Pol Pot's killing fields are now the stuff of history, but the unspeakable horrors they evoke still endure in the labor camps of North Korea.