Redbox, Universal renew deal with 28-day delay

Cut-rate rental DVD kiosk operator Redbox said Thursday that it has renewed a deal to carry movies made by Universal Pictures 28 days after discs are made available for sale.

Actor Woods supports RI's medical apology bill

Actor James Woods is asking Rhode Island lawmakers to support legislation to allow doctors to apologize for bad treatment outcomes without the apology being used in a malpractice lawsuit.

Dior hems plunge, Lanvin celebrates at Paris shows

The buzz at Paris' ready-to-wear shows on Friday wasn't just about the clothes.

Harvard: No degrees for gays expelled in 1920

Harvard says it does not plan to award posthumous degrees to seven students expelled from the Ivy League school in 1920 because they were gay or perceived to be gay.

France cheers Oscar wins for 'The Artist'

France's president has congratulated Jean Dujardin and Michel Hazanavicius for their Academy Awards for "The Artist," saying the silent black and white film demonstrates the vitality of French cinema.

Winfrey to interview Houston's daughter, family

Oprah Winfrey has landed an interview with Whitney Houston's daughter and other family members for a TV special that will air on the Oprah Winfrey Network.

NPR names execs to oversee news, online content

NPR's new chief executive named two public radio executives Friday to lead news and programming at the network's Washington headquarters, elevating the network's digital chief to oversee all content.

Oprah to interview Houston's daughter, family

Oprah Winfrey has landed an interview with Whitney Houston's daughter and other family members for a TV special that will air on the Oprah Winfrey Network.

Palin aides lash out at HBO's 'Game Change'

Current and former aides to Sarah Palin lashed out Wednesday at HBO's "Game Change," describing the upcoming film's depictions of her on the 2008 campaign trail as "sick" and inaccurate.

Appeals court rules against Roger Miller's widow

The widow of country music legend Roger Miller doesn't own the rights to some of his biggest hits, including "King of the Road," a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.

Mehdi

Mohammad Mehdi, a graduate of PSFD (affiliated with La Chambre Syndicate de la Couture parisienne, France) took up his passion for sculpture and pottery after completing his degree but..

Farichino

Farichino is the ever first Fashion brand of Pakistan, who introduces the idea of merging the theme of Arabian nights or fairy tales with our very own cultural touch.

Weinstein protests R rating of 'Bully' documentary

Fresh off his Oscar glory with "The Artist," there's no silence for Harvey Weinstein when it comes to his next film.

Smokey Robinson visits Duke Ellington students

Music legend Smokey Robinson says any of the students he visited at Duke Ellington School for the Arts could follow in his steps because they are starting out as he did: with a love for doing something creative.

Lanvin celebrates last decade of fashion

"Dreams, history and the past," Alber Elbaz said of his extravaganza fall-winter ready-to-wear show that celebrated and retraced his 10-year journey as creative director of Lanvin.

Organically Speaking: Your Supermarket Guide to Buying Organic

By DIANE HENDERIKS Originally found only at local farmers markets and health food stores, organic foods have found a permanent spot on the shelves of most grocery stores.  Are you thinking about incorporating organic foods into your daily life, but are not sure how to...

Kash Husain

Kash Husain is one of the best Pakistani fashion designers producing chic and trendy menswear for modern men on the go as depicted through his recent fashion collection “Transgression”

Syed Rizwanullah

Fashion designer Syed Rizwanullah is one of the most aspiring new additions to the roster of Pakistani fashion designers, who stepped into the realm of fashion design in August 2007.

Julie Taymor claims there was a 'Spider-Man' plot

Director Julie Taymor has hit back at her former creative partners in "Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark," arguing in court papers that she was the victim of a conspiracy to unfairly push her out of the production.

Julie Taymor: I was a victim of 'Spider-Man' plot

Director Julie Taymor has hit back at her former creative partners in "Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark," arguing in court papers that she was the victim of a conspiracy to unfairly push her out of the production.

‘Asian Playboy’ JT Tran’s First Date Rules

  JT Tran, the self-styled “Asian Playboy,” has built an empire from hosting dating seminars for single Asian men to help them get over certain anxieties about dating. Read more about his interview with “Nightline” HERE. In addition to his “ABC’s of Attractions” seminars, Tran and...

Watch: Pomeranian Puppy Takes On Broccoli

We all know kids who throw tantrums when they have to eat vegetables, but what about dogs? A seven-week-old Pomeranian puppy’s reaction to a piece of broccoli seems to take the cake. Rocky the dog doesn’t know what to do when the vegetable rolls in...

Singer Cee Lo Green announces Las Vegas residency

The singer-songwriter behind the Grammy-winning 2010 single "Forget You" and the 2006 hit "Crazy" is settling down â€" at least for a few months â€" in a Las Vegas residency.

Celebrity burglary suspect takes plea deal

A man accused of leading a series of burglaries at the Hollywood Hills homes of celebrities pleaded no contest Friday to stealing from Lindsay Lohan and reality star Audrina Patridge.

NFL gives guidance to its music hopefuls

Even before Darren Howard entered the NFL, the defensive end had dreams of being in the music business. He was a DJ in high school and by the time he was in college, he'd created a "rag-tag" recording studio in the basement of his residence.

Nishat

Nishat Group is the powerhouse of fabrics, prints, designs, colors and seasonal collections. It is the only leading business subsistence in South Asia that manufactures exclusive fabrics for women.

Sprinkles Installs Cupcake ATMs for 24-Hour Cravings

  Sprinkles, the popular cupcake chain with outposts across the country, will begin selling cupcakes in 24-hour ATMs. Called “cupcake automats,” the first one is set to open in Beverly Hills, Calif., this month, while three locations in New York — midtown, downtown and the...

Mariah Carey returns to stage since giving birth

Mariah Carey made her return to the stage since giving birth to twins in diva-like form: She changed her shoes after singing two songs and touched up her hair and make-up in a one-sleeve black dress, all in front of an eager audience.

Threads and Motifs

Innovation and creativity are the two words that this store is known for. Bringing us the most intricately designed embroidered fabrics, Threads and Motifs is truly a spectacular collection.

Lyric mixes it up with 'Show Boat,' 'Rinaldo'

For sheer variety, it would be hard to top back-to-back performances at the Lyric Opera this week of the Broadway musical "Show Boat" and Handel's baroque masterpiece "Rinaldo."

Billboard Marriage Proposal Wins a ‘Yes’ from New York Woman

Nothing says “I love you” like a giant billboard smack in the middle of a highway, right? That was the go-big-or-go-home approach taken at least by one New York man.  He purchased ad space on a billboard to ask his girlfriend to marry him. Joe...

CrossRoads

Since its establishment in 2002, CrossRoads fashion brand has emerged to become one of the finest brands that have been filling the huge vacuum in Pakistani ready-to-wear street wear clothing.

Cheena Chhapra

Cheena Chhapra is a person who makes clothes for her passion and also to help and support people with diabetes especially children. Famous for designing clothes for big size ladies.

Fun. finds success thanks to Bhasker, Super Bowl

Jeff Bhasker, the hitmaker behind acts like Kanye West, Beyoncé, Alicia Keys and Jay-Z, had only been interested in producing for seasoned acts. So when he was approached by pop-rock trio fun. to produce its sophomore album, there was little excitement.

Engelbert Humperdinck to sing for UK at Eurovision

After years of disappointment, Britain is staking its Eurovision hopes on 75-year-old Engelbert Humperdinck, the square-jawed crooner who famously beat the Beatles to the number 1 spot in 1967.

With Breitbart gone, what becomes of his empire?

Can you have Breitbart.com without Andrew Breitbart?

Oscars statuettes from '30s, '40s auctioned in LA

Fifteen Academy Awards statuettes from the 1930s and '40s, including the Best Screenplay Oscar given to Herman Mankiewicz for "Citizen Kane," have been sold at a Los Angeles auction.

Composers tell EU: Broadcasters treat us unfairly

A group representing composers and songwriters is alleging that some of Europe's most prominent broadcasters are coercing them into giving up the copyrights to their work, sharply diminishing their earnings.

Theater producer and director Theodore Mann dies

Theodore Mann, a Tony Award-winning director and producer who championed Eugene O'Neill and was a driving force behind Circle in the Square Theatre and its school, has died. He was 87.

Jazz saxophonist Red Holloway dies at 84

James "Red" Holloway, a noted saxophonist who played with the greats from the big band era through bebop, blues, R&B and modern jazz, has died in California. He was 84.

Gilbert and George open dark new show in Hong Kong

British artists Gilbert and George have never shied away from looking the brutal truths of life directly in the eye, and their latest collection, debuting in Hong Kong on Friday, is no different.

Turkey: epic movie highlights Ottoman conquest

Turkey is on a roll these days, uplifted by economic growth and regional diplomacy. Now comes a film to boost the feel-good mood, an epic about the 15th century fall of Constantinople that fuses national pride with Hollywood-style ambition.

George Strait cuts US concert short, reschedules

Country music star George Strait says he'll play in Kansas City next week to make up for a weekend concert he cut short because he was too sick to continue.

George Strait cuts KC concert short, reschedules

Country music star George Strait says he'll play in Kansas City next week to make up for a weekend concert he cut short because he was too sick to continue.

Dad says Oscar-nominated film glorifies convicts

Todd Moore isn't sure whether he'll watch the Oscars this weekend, when a documentary about the murder of his son and two other Cub Scouts could win an Academy Award.