CBS slapped with whopping fine, Brando's ashes tossed in Tahiti, and Spears "wedding" confusion continues. Plus: Which celebrities looked on as naked people simulated sex at "The Dirty Shame" premiere?

The Cruise-Holmes wedding. "Borat" lawsuit launches. Plus: Kramer's racist tirade, caught on tape.

By offering up a live version of the Broadway hit starring John Legend, NBC might resurrect the musical trend on TV

Prince Hal (played by Pat Buchanan) experiences technical difficulties.

We don't do it on the rides, says Romijn-Stamos; night terrifies Prince of Darkness; Nick Carter hunts aliens. Plus: Bond-age Barbie.

After decades of Jewish leading men playing the jester, a savior has come

Privacy concerns still shadow Google's all-seeing mapping tool, but soon such worries will probably seem quaint.

Whether it's stand-up, true crime, documentaries or comedy, Netlfix has binge offerings to escape reality

Among the new fall TV sitcoms are predictably miserable rip-offs ("Coupling"), dubious star vehicles (Kelly Ripa, anyone?) and cartoon families -- and a few that seem to get the tricky comedy formula just right.

Science can now explain why, where, and how you go bald

"I side with those kids," Leno says simply. Take a lesson, Jerry!

I'm aghast to find I'll be sharing an office with a man whom -- for good but confidential reasons -- I utterly detest.

Katie Couric says goodbye. And goodbye. And goodbye. And goodbye again.

Veteran "Simpsons" writer Mike Reiss gets candid about Apu, becoming Homer and the secret to the show's longevity

On a list of foods judged for their Jewish significance, none is more important