Yesterday, we brought you Anna Paquin discussing her snatch's patches, and here's the flip side. Marshall Allman joined Attack of the Show! Wednesday to discuss Tommy's shapeshifting, waking up in the forrest naked, and... Michael Vick?
To prove she is a natural human, an aging actress must post flawed pictures online. Montana Fishburne faces criminal charges for beating up her boyfriend's ex. Kelsey Grammer's flight attendant girlfriend is pregnant. Thursday gossip contains the circle of life.
One of the three innocent bystanders injured when NYPD officers fired 46 shots at a man with a gun last weekend plans to sue the city, claiming cops engaged in "contagious shooting." Which is dangerous, you know?
Maggie Gyllenhaal stopped by The Late Late Show to promote her new children's movie, Nanny McPhee Returns, instead she and Craig went on tangents discussing raunchy things like her admiration for firefighters and her embarrassing misuse of sexy British slang.
On tonight's finale of Work of Art, mentor Simon stops by each remaining artist's home studio. Watch as the otherwise joyous visits turn dark when Peregrine and Miles discuss the morbid influences behind their final work.
The Iranian woman who was sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, Sakineh Mohammadi-Ashtiani, appeared on state-run television to denounce her asylum-seeking attorney and admitted she knew beforehand about her husband's murder. Another lawyer says Mohammadi-Ashtiani has been tortured.
A woman in Italy was questioned by police after a mother complained that her two teenage sons were "troubled" by the sight of her naked boobies on the beach. Perhaps "troubled" is the wrong word. How about "turned on"?
First it was Yellowstone. Then it was Glacier National Park. Now, the incestuous "Bonnie and Clyde" fugitive couple from Arizona are thought to be near the Ozark National Forest in Arkansas. Are they on some sort of National Parks tour?
JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater became an instant hero following his emergency slide-assisted resignation, prompted by abuse from a passenger aboard the flight. But now three other people tell the Wall Street Journalthat Slater "instigated the confrontation." What gives?
Being the executive chef at Osama bin Laden's "Star of Jihad" base was once considered a stepping stone to bigger things, but Ibrahim al-Qosi got 14 years in Gitmo for running the kitchen there. He's expected to serve two years.
After being accused of sexual harassment by employee Jodie Fisher, HP CEO Mark Hurd got a $28 million severance package. Fisher? Now working for her mom's New Jersey staffing agency. Hopefully some of those Body of Influence residuals are coming.
Fitness website Social Workout was able to get an operative inside the 54,000 square-foot gym deep within the bowels of Goldman Sachs mission control at 200 West Street in Manhattan. What did they find?
North Korea might be allowed to pay off its Cold War-era debts to the Czech Republic in ginseng root. Because really, what else can North Korea offer? Next time I'm short on rent, I'm paying in Five-Hour Energy.
In a campaign season swelling with populism, where candidates try to out-folk each other and prove their anti-elitist credentials, having a symbol of extreme wealth as potent as a 145-foot yacht is already a liability.
Tonight on Chelsea Lately, Alanis Morissette spoke about her unexpected pregnancy (like, really unexpected), the holiday named after her in Canada (which she hates), and marijuana (which she enjoys). Video inside.
As we've come to learn from previous seasons, Top Chef's "Restaurant Wars" is quite the pressure cooker and always creates tension amongst the cheftestants. Tonight was no different as both Kenny and Kevin finally lashed out at Alex. Video inside.