When Tina Fey appeared at the premiere of Baby Mama last week, the man at her side was a half-head shorter, considerably older and unknown to the paparazzi.

Of course, Rupert Murdoch already has two sons. But after the ouster of Wall Street Journal editor Marcus W. Brauchli, the man said to be most likely to become the paper’s top editor – Robert J. Thomson - is said to be almost an honorary third son.

Business manager Michael Larson has a portfolio of billions of dollars and a client list of one.

Action-hero Wesley Snipes’ last-minute attempt to settle his tax debt doesn’t seem to have worked.

The man behind the infamous Willie Horton ad is at it again. Floyd G. Brown, who has built a political career on lobbing grenades at Democratic candidates, has produced an anti-Obama ad echoing the spot that did so much damage to the Michael Dukakis presidential run in 1988.

The legal battle over high end green car technology continued on Thursday as Fisker Motors’ CEO called a lawsuit filed by Tesla Motors “nonsense.”

What exactly has Sen. Larry Craig’s legal team done to deserve almost a half million dollars?

His dying father, Vladimir Nabokov, had commanded him to destroy his still unfinished final novel.

The publisher of The New York Times is extremely well connected, but who knew he had ties to old-time Hollywood?

Gates men are suckers for smart women.