Paul Pelosi has decades of experience in avoiding the spotlight.

A barrier was broken in golf; can basketball be far behind?

After a successful 2007 and 2008, Marc Shmuger and David Linde, the co-chairmen of Universal Pictures, oversaw a series of flops this year.

Rush Limbaugh’s attempt to be part-owner of a football team ended last week when he was asked to leave a group that wants to buy the St. Louis Rams.

Singer Carly Simon has sued Starbucks Corporation for $5 million to $10 million.

Readers here and abroad waited this week to see if the Nobel literature jury considered Yanks too “ignorant” and “isolated” to deserve the prize.

There will be more meat per square foot than on the Argentine pampas when the new Sylvester Stallone vehicle, The Expendables, begins shooting soon.

Seven months after her father George W. Bush left office, Jenna Bush Hager signed with NBC to be a correspondent on the Today show.

Maybe one day soon, the voice of your car’s GPS system will sound like a confused bum gargling marbles.

They loved the movie, now they’re buying the book.

CNN’s Lou Dobbs has estranged himself from his audience in relentlessly beating the birther story.

A food fight that has generated viewers and controversy for Fox News and MSNBC has ended.

When Lance Armstrong returns to the Tour de France next year, he’ll probably have the support of the surprising new members of his fan club, the French.

Whether or not the perjury case against baseball’s Barry Bonds goes to trial could depend upon who becomes the next U.S. attorney for the Northern District of California.

Nikki Finke, former debutante turned reporter and editor, has become the blogger movie industry insiders have to read even when it hurts.