'Playboy Club' about empowerment, stars say
The new NBC series, set in Chicago in the 1960s, which premieres Sept. 19 at 10 p.m., is about much more than just getting down and dirty, the cast and producers said at the Television Critics Associationâs summer press tour on Monday. So what else is there?
| Kings of Leon cancel rest of U.S. tour
An official statement from the band states that singer Caleb Followill is suffering from vocal issues and exhaustion, but brother Jared hints at something worse on Twitter.
| They did what?! MTV's most shocking moments
Whether weâre talking risqué music videos, reality shows, unpredictable awards shows or any number of celeb appearances, thereâs no denying that a steady stream of shockers has helped the cable staple make its mark.
| Little green men barely beat little blue men
Sci-fi western "Cowboys & Aliens" overcame the upstart "Smurfs" to win the weekend box office with $36.4 million in domestic ticket sales, according to final figures released on Monday.
| Amy Winehouse wasn't about to adopt
British tabloids reporting that the late singer had already begun the process of adopting a 10-year-old St. Lucian girl when she unexpectedly passed away, but her representative says that isn't true.
| Batman battles Bane on streets of Pittsburgh
The residents of Pittsburgh got a sneak peek of the highly-anticipated âThe Dark Knight Risesâ on Sunday, when The Caped Crusader was spotted battling his latest foe on the streets of the Steel City.
| Angelina Jolie dials back on acting
Globe-trotting Angelina Jolie is not giving up acting, but she doesn't find it as important as motherhood, she told the Financial Times in a recent interview.
| Kelsey Grammer for mayor of New York?
The former "Frasier" star, a conservative Republican, has revealed he's got major political aspirations in real life and is dreaming of becoming the next mayor of New York City.
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