“Homeland” in, “Boardwalk Empire” out in PGA TV nominations
(Reuters) – Emmy-winning dramas “Homeland”, “Mad Men” and British period piece “Downton Abbey” will compete for the annual Producers Guild Awards for the top shows...
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Directors Guild to honor Milos Forman with lifetime award
(Reuters) – Oscar-winning director Milos Forman, known for works such as “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest,” will be honored with a lifetime achievement award,...
Thousands celebrate Hobbit premiere in New Zealand
(Reuters) – Tens of thousands of people packed New Zealand’s capital city, clambering on roofs and hanging onto lamp posts on Wednesday to get a...
Adele’s “21” sells 10 million, Rihanna leads Billboard
(Reuters) – British singer and Grammy darling Adele reached the 10 million sales mark in the United States on Wednesday with her heartbreak album “21”...
Were Selena Gomez and Katy Perry gossiping about Justin Bieber at UNICEF’s Snowflake Ball?
Whatever the girls were talking about they looked totally stunning in their glamorous ballgowns Now this is how you do Christmas elegance. Katy Perry and Selena Gomez both arrived...
British Museum lends ancient ‘bill of rights’ cylinder to US
One of the British Museum’s most iconic objects, the Cyrus Cylinder, will tour five major museums in the US next year. The cylinder, often referred...
Stay-at-Home Moms – 5 Tips to Keeping a Part of You when You Are Always Called Mom
You’ve just been introduced to someone. Once “What’s your name?” has been asked, the next, most commonly asked question is, “What do you do?” A...
“Two and a Half Men” star finds religion, calls TV show “filth”
(Reuters) – Actor Angus T. Jones, star of CBS’s raunchy television comedy “Two and a Half Men”, has urged viewers to change the channel, saying...
Beyonce to direct documentary about herself for HBO
(Reuters) – Pop superstar Beyonce is stepping behind the camera to direct a behind-the-scenes documentary about her personal and professional life, U.S. cable channel HBO...
Rolling Stones give satisfaction despite high prices
(Reuters) – The Rolling Stones pranced, swaggered and laughed through the first of five concerts, celebrating their golden jubilee with a performance that critics said...