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Dus Ka Dum - Movies rain in coming fortnight (New Kerala) 25 November 2008By Joginder Tuteja : Believe it or not but there are as many as 10 movies lined up for release in the fortnight to come.
U.S. attorney general collapses during speech (CNews) 21 November 2008WASHINGTON - U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey, the no-nonsense ally in President Bush's war on terror, was hospitalized Thursday after he collapsed during a late-night speech and lost conciousness.
Sepinwall on TV: Edwards returns to 'ER,' 'Top Chef' moves to NY (The Star-Ledger) 12 November 2008Get the lowdown on Edwards' guest spot on 'ER' and other TV news
Black Christmas (2006) (filmcritic.com) 12 November 2008On a yearly basis, Hollywood tries to profit from the holidays. This year, Tinsletown released The Santa Clause 3 , Unaccompanied Minors , Deck the Halls , The Nativity Story , and The Holiday for the seasonal viewing pleasures of families everywhere...
Elizabeth Banks Stays Behind The Camera For Sci-Fi Flick 'The Surrogates' (MTV Music Television) 11 November 2008Elizabeth Banks and the stars of the upcoming movie "The Surrogates" talked to us about the film and the comic books that inspired it.
Rick Parfitt: I was out of my head for 10 years... now I only do aspirin, statins, omega 3 and glucosamine (Daily Mail) 09 November 2008The Status Quo veteran has faced death twice and never thought he'd see his 60th birthday this week. Here's how he has turned his life, and health, around.
A look ahead at the week in TV and movies (Miami Herald) 07 November 2008Brotherhood (8 p.m. Sunday, Showtime) If you're still lonely for Tony and Carmela and the gang, why not give Brotherhood a try? Kicking off its third season, this drama about a family of Irish Mafia and politicians (and yeah, it's hard to tell which is which) in Rhode Island is the most underwatched series on TV. Brilliantly written and acted, it's every bit as riveting as The Sopranos, and you ...
The life and work of John Leonard (The Christian Science Monitor) 07 November 2008Those of us who came of age in the 1970s owe a literary debt to book and culture critic John Leonard, who died in NY on Nov. 5 at the age of 69.
Remembering John Leonard (Salon.com) 07 November 2008"The books we love, love us back," wrote the great critic, editor and reader, who died Wednesday.