The Mess Called John Edwards
A trial full of crazy lies ends in a mostly hung jury in the John Edwards trial. It was too hard to sift through the parade of shameless acts to determine what was actually against the law.
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Wayne Newton Won’t Get Out of the Wayne Newton Museum
Arizona’s Wayne Newton Museum can’t get built because Wayne Newton won’t move out of it. That’s what a new lawsuit claims.
New Bush Portraits Unveiled
President Barack Obama hosted former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush to the White House, where new portraits of the two were unveiled.
Justin Bieber Fan in a Justin Bieber Shirt Takes a Justin Bieber Photo on a Justin Bieber Phone
Because you can never have enough Justin Bieber.
Harvard Graduation Rituals (and Superstitions)
They have a few strange ones, including not saying where you went to school.
Just a Nice Photo: Jon Stewart With Elmo and the Muppets
The comedian posed with the non-sentient constructions of nylon and plastic at a fundraiser for Sesame Street.
What’s George W. Bush Up to These Days?
Eating crabmeat soufflé and visiting Crawford, says The Daily Telegraph.
Doc Watson Dead; Flat-Picking Guitarist Was 89
The groundbreaking blind guitarist was beloved for his musical lore and finger-picking style.
Presidential Medal of Freedom Winners for 2012
A space man, a Supreme Court justice and a Secretary of State lead the list of 2012 honorees.
1962: The Year in Movies
The movie industry brought in $1.6 billion in revenue in 1962. What were the big movies half a century ago?
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel: The ‘Surprise Hit of the Year’?
Well, there’s no accounting for taste.
Just a Nice Photo: Women Submariners
The U.S. Navy’s first class of women submariners visits the White House.
Brad Pitt Reflects on Cannes 2012
Brad Pitt thrills photographers to close the latest edition of the grand old film festival.
Cynthia Nixon Biography Update: She’s Married
The ‘Sex and the City’ star has wed the mother of her son.
Gen. George Marshall Is Definitely Cooler Than Adrien Brody
A Memorial Day salute to America’s first five-star general.
Adrien Brody Is Probably Cooler Than You
The Oscar-winning actor has a new go-to facial expression.
Men In Black 3: World’s Shortest Review
The quickest possible review of the weekend’s highest-grossing film.
Was 1982 the Best Summer in the History of Movies?
David Morgan says it was the vintage year for summer flicks.
Couch Potatoes in Mourning: Eugene Polley, Inventor of TV Remote, Dead at Age 96
It was 1955 when he created the wireless gadget that made couch potatoes bloom.
Meet the Pro Wrestlers of Senegal
Nicholas Loomis travels to Dakar to explore an exotic form of combat.