Another elimination from 'Dancing With the Stars'
Tony Award winner Marissa Jaret Winokur won't be adding a mirrorball trophy to her collection of prizes.
James Garner hospitalized after minor stroke
James Garner, who was hospitalized late last week after suffering a minor stroke, is doing well and should be going home shortly, the veteran television and film star's publicist said Tuesday.
Honda robot conducts Detroit Symphony to warm response
The lights dimmed, the sold-out hall grew hushed and out walked the conductor - shiny, white, 4 feet 3 inches tall.
'Christine,' 'How I Met Your Mother' back on CBS
CBS has given a new lease on life to Julia Louis-Dreyfus' comedy "The New Adventures of Old Christine" and, perhaps thanks to Britney Spears, the sitcom "How I Met Your Mother."
Phil Spector recording engineer Larry Levine dies
Larry Levine, the recording engineer who helped Phil Spector re-invent rock 'n' roll music with his "Wall of Sound" technique and won a Grammy for his work with Herb Alpert, died on his 80th birthday, his family said Tuesday.
Paparazzi snap Britney Spears as she rear-ends SUV
Another Britney Spears fender-bender, another instant online video. Paparazzi had cameras rolling when the pop star's white Mercedes-Benz coupe rear-ended a red Ford Explorer Tuesday in Beverly Hills.
I, rubato: Detroit Symphony led by robot
When does the conductor answer to the semiconductor? When a robot is leading the symphony.
The CW's schedule for the fall television season
The CW's prime-time schedule for the fall TV season:
Price, Levine, Floyd, Gaddes to get NEA honors
Soprano Leontyne Price, conductor James Levine, composer Carlisle Floyd and administrator Richard Gaddes will be the initial recipients of the National Endowment for the Arts Opera Honors.
LaBeouf: Cigs run led to Walgreens arrest
Turns out it was a nicotine jones that led to Shia LaBeouf's arrest in Chicago. The 21-year-old actor, who stars opposite Harrison Ford in "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," told the story of his infamous Walgreen's arrest during his appearance on Monday night's "Late Show."
Grammer says 'Back to You' won't be back on Fox
Kelsey Grammer said Tuesday that Fox is dropping his sitcom "Back to You," calling the decision a surprise and a shame. "They have let it go," Grammer told The Associated Press. "We were told all this time we were in good shape and we were coming back."
Chicago Shakespeare Theater wins regional Tony
Chicago Shakespeare Theater has its roots in a 1986 production of "Henry V" performed on a pub's rooftop deck. On Tuesday, the company was named the recipient of the 2008 Tony Award for outstanding regional theater.
Madonna adoption case in Malawi nears conclusion
Madonna's bid to adopt a Malawian toddler she found in an orphanage in 2006 is likely to be approved in court this week, her lawyer said Tuesday.
Pop artist Robert Rauschenberg dies in Fla. at 82
Pop artist Robert Rauschenberg's mediums knew few bounds.
NYC judge sentences Remy Ma to 8 years in prison
A weeping Remy Ma was sentenced to eight years in prison Tuesday for shooting a woman outside a Manhattan nightclub. "I feel so bad for all the physical and mental pain you've gone through," the Grammy-nominated rapper told the victim. "This has taken a toll on us and both our families. I would never wish you harm and I pray the best for all of us."
Ludacris returns to his alma mater in Atlanta
Ludacris returned to his alma mater, stepped into a gymnasium - and saw a mural that included his likeness.
ABC's fall schedule features only 2 new shows
ABC will add only one new scripted series in the fall, plus a new game show, in a schedule that network executives admit was severely affected by the 100-day writers strike that concluded in February.
`Heights' heads Tony nominees list with 13 nods
"In the Heights," the little barrio musical that brought a fresh salsa and hip-hop beat to Broadway, dominated the 2008 Tony Award nominations Tuesday, picking up 13, more than any other show.
'Jones': Real archaeologists don't have whips
Indiana Jones managed to retrieve the trinket he was after in the opening moments of "Raiders of the Lost Ark." He pretty much wrecked everything else in the ancient South American temple where the little gold idol had rested for millennia.
Prime-Time Nielsen ratings
Prime-Time viewership numbers compiled by Nielsen Media Research for May 5-11. Listings include the week's ranking, with viewership for the week and season-to-date rankings in parentheses. An "X" in parentheses denotes a one-time-only presentation.
'American Idol' viewers are disappearing
Contestants are disappearing as the "American Idol" finale approaches. Unfortunately for Fox, so are the viewers.
Drew Barrymore uninjured in hit-and-run accident
Drew Barrymore was involved in a hit-and-run accident, but instead of staying put, she followed the other driver and took down the license plate number.
List of DVD movie release dates for May 13 and beyond
Following is a partial schedule of coming movies on DVD. Release dates are subject to change:
4 artists nominated for Britain's Turner Prize
Four artists have been nominated for this year's Turner Prize, awarded annually to a British artist under the age of 50.
Sex and the City premieres in London
The "Sex and the City" stars lit up London's Leicester Square for the world premiere of the cinematic sequel to their New York adventures, delighting fans with glamorous - and sometimes quirky - outfits that helped make the show an international hit.
Pat Tillman's mother recalls journey for facts in new book
The mother of former NFL player Pat Tillman suspects the military's account of how fellow Army Ranger comrades shot and killed her son in Afghanistan is still not the true story, four years later, according to her new book.
`In the Heights' heads list of 2008 Tony nominees
"In the Heights," a lively snapshot of Latino life in Upper Manhattan, received 13 Tony Award nominations Tuesday, more than any other show.
Complete list of nominees for the 2008 Tony Awards
A complete list of nominations for the 62nd annual Tony Awards:
Spielberg joins regulars for Cannes film fest
Rounding up a lot of the usual suspects, the Cannes Film Festival presents a lineup from an illustrious if somewhat predictable gang of regulars, including Clint Eastwood, Steven Soderbergh, Woody Allen, Atom Egoyan and Wim Wenders.
`August: Osage County' is nominated for 2008 Tony
"August: Osage County" is nominated for a Tony Award for best play of the Broadway season.