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Aug 6, 2008 10:44 AM CDT

Johansson Regrets Obama Email Flap

Actress was just admiring his commitment, denounces media 'nonstory'

(Newser) - Scarlett Johansson might laugh about it now, but she was embarrassed by the media coverage of her so-called "email relationship" with Barack Obama. "I was merely trying to express my delight at Obama's commitment to his campaign…and how wonderful and refreshing that is. And it was manipulated...

$15M Twins Debut Monday

Aug 1, 2008 10:44 AM CDT

$15M Twins Debut Monday

People mag will release record-breaking first photo

(Newser) - The world will see the first images of Knox and Vivienne Jolie-Pitt on Monday. People and Hello! magazines teamed up to win the bidding war for exclusive rights to the photos by offering $11 million to $15 million, the New York Post reports. Though initial reports speculated the price could...

Bubble-Grunge? Cyrus Oddly Downbeat on Breakout

music review

Jul 22, 2008 12:20 PM CDT

Bubble-Grunge? Cyrus Oddly Downbeat on Breakout

'Downer' tunes far cry from feel-good Hannah Montana

(Newser) - As Miley Cyrus’ second album under her own name hits stores today, the 15-year-old admitted on Good Morning America that her now-infamous Vanity Fair photos were a “mistake.” But just like those racy pics, the tougher tunes and “feel-bad downers” on Breakout are anathema to her bubbly...

McConaughey
Lands $3M for Baby Pic

Jul 10, 2008 10:35 AM CDT

McConaughey Lands $3M for Baby Pic

OK! deal also includes baby's first Christmas

(Newser) - Matthew McConaughey landed a $3 million deal with OK! magazine for the first photos of son Levi, TMZ reports, a deal which includes photos of the tyke’s first Christmas. But all were not happy with baby's first payday: "His publicist begged him not to work with [OK!]...

Another
Shock Jock
Gets TV
Tryout

Jul 9, 2008 10:55 AM CDT

Another Shock Jock Gets TV Tryout

Opinionated, even bawdy, Wendy Williams makes no excuses

(Newser) - Wendy Williams, the blunt, compulsively personal, sometimes snarky radio host whose syndicated morning show reaches 12 million people, mostly in New York, is about to debut on TV. Next week, Williams launches an hour morning show on Fox stations in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Detroit, directly competing with...