ESPN's Michael Wilbon announced he is taking an indefinite leave of absence from "Pardon the Interruption," which he has hosted with Tony Kornheiser for 25 years, and his NBA duties.
Fox News' October audience fell 28% from a year earlier, with its 25-to-54 audience at a 25-year low, as executive Lachlan Murdoch cited "viewer fatigue."
The Grammy-winning songwriter has a new PBS special and an album of old tunes he describes as his 'problem children.'
As a member of Cybotron, Model 500 and the Belleville Three, Atkins helped invent a subculture: "I know I'm the first one to apply the word 'techno' to electronic music. I can't claim to be the inventor or originator of electronic music, but I can definitely say that I got that."
ESPN broadcasting team Troy Aikman and Joe Buck should focus more on the game and their comfortable jobs than a pay disparity.
Mayoral candidate Nithya Raman fired part-time campaign staffer Eric Cheng on the weekend before Tuesday's election, saying he made "reprehensible" remarks on a video where he was discussing a U.S.
'Dancing With the Stars' and 'Bachelor' star Melissa Rycroft Strickland has been arrested for driving while intoxicated for the second time. The star recently agreed to 20 months' probation for a previous charge.
Mark Walter and his representatives have said multiple times the Dodgers won't be sold, but he also said that about his stake in the Cadillac Formula One team.
Marge Simpson in yellow body paint and Carrie Bradshaw with McDonald's bag in hand strutted down a makeshift runway at the new Public Hotel in WeHo.
After a deadly shooting at a Spirit Halloween store in the San Francisco Bay Area that sent people "running and screaming," a teenage boy has been arrested.

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