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  1. In this photo made on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009, a resident in Pittsburgh's Polish Hill neighborhood whom did not want to be identified, shows the letter he received in Novemeber. Nearly every residence in the city's Polish Hill neighborhood received letters, 620 in all, as part of a project by artists Michael Crowe and Lenka Clayton. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
    Pittsburgh mystery letters revealed as art project AP - Wed Dec 2, 2:15 PM ETSent 243 times

    PITTSBURGH - Two pieces of mail arrived at Michael Tolson's house on Nov. 24. Neither had a return address.

  2. Actress Meredith Baxter of "Family Ties" poses as she arrives at "A Father's Day Salute to TV Dads" hosted by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in Los Angeles, California June 18, 2009. REUTERS/Fred Prouser
    Actress Meredith Baxter says she's a lesbian Reuters - Wed Dec 2, 3:56 PM ETSent 193 times

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Meredith Baxter, a star of the 1980's sitcom "Family Ties", said on Wednesday she was a lesbian as media reports and published photos of her and a woman embracing began to surface in public.

  3. Muppets take the Web with `Bohemian Rhapsody' AP - Wed Dec 2, 4:22 PM ETSent 191 times

    NEW YORK - Much like the Muppets took Manhattan, they have taken the Web.

  4. FILE - This Sept. 18, 2005 file photo shows Tony Shalhoub holding the award for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series for his work on 'Monk' at the 57th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. The final episode of 'Monk' airing Friday Dec. 4, 2009, has some heavy lifting to do: Resolve the mystery of Monk's poisoning and whether he lives or dies, uncover his wife's killer or, just maybe, reveal whether Trudy really is dead after all. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File)
    'Monk' star Shalhoub calls finale very satisfying AP - Thu Dec 3, 10:30 PM ETSent 150 times

    LOS ANGELES - The final episode of "Monk" has some heavy lifting to do: Resolve Monk's poisoning and whether he survives, uncover his wife's killer or, just maybe, reveal whether Trudy really is alive after all.

  5. FILE - In this April 4, 2009 file photo, Ronnie Wood and Ekaterina Ivanova arrive on the red carpet for the 2009 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Cleveland. A spokesman on Thursday Dec. 3, 2009 for Rolling Stone rocker Ronnie Wood said he was arrested on an assault charge in southern England. David Rigg, Wood's spokesman, says the 62-year-old guitarist was arrested in the area of Claygate, south of London, on Wednesday. Rigg says he can confirm that Wood was arrested and has been released on police bail. (AP Photo/Ron Schwane, File)
    Rocker Ronnie Wood arrested for possible assault AP - Thu Dec 3, 12:14 PM ETSent 139 times

    LONDON - Aging rocker Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones was released on bail Thursday after being arrested for possible domestic assault.

  6. In this film publicity image released by Paramount, George Clooney portrays Ryan Bingham in a scene from 'Up in the Air.' (AP Photo/Paramount Pictures, Dale Robinette)
    NBR names `Up in the Air' best film of the year AP - 2 hours, 27 minutes agoSent 130 times

    NEW YORK - "Up in the Air" was named best picture from the National Board of Review and won a total of four awards.

  7. Musician and founder of Meat-Free Monday Sir Paul McCartney addresses the European Parliament in Brussels, Thursday Dec. 3, 2009. Paul McCartney spoke at the European Parliament's hearing on Global Warming and Food Policy in order to launch his key message Less Meat equals Less Heat one week before the Copenhagen summit. (AP Photo/Thierry Charlier)
    Paul McCartney takes Meat-Free Mondays to EU AP - Thu Dec 3, 11:48 AM ETSent 121 times

    BRUSSELS - Paul McCartney took his "Meat-Free Mondays" campaign to the European Parliament on Thursday, saying the power to halt global warming lies as much with individuals as with their governments.

  8. Barbara Walters (R) poses with former Vice Presidential candidate and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin during an interview for ABC News in New York, November 13, 2009. The former governor of Alaska's book, "Going Rogue: An American Life," will hit bookshelves on Tuesday as she embarks on a campaign-style book tour through a dozen states. REUTERS/Steve Fenn/ABC/Handout (UNITED STATES POLITICS ENTERTAINMENT) REUTERS/Steve Fenn/ABC/Handout (UNITED STATES) NO SALES. NO ARCHIVES. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS
    Walters spotlights year's Most Fascinating People AP - Thu Dec 3, 11:25 AM ETSent 106 times

    NEW YORK - Barbara Walters thinks this year's roster of fascinating people is a little edgier, more current and less obvious than usual.

  9. FILE - In this Oct. 9, 2007 file photo, Chris Matthews speaks before the GOP Presidential candidates debate which he moderated at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center in Dearborn, Mich. Matthews apologized Wednesday Dec. 2, 2009 for referring to West Point as an 'enemy camp' for President Barack Obama's speech on Afghanistan on Tuesday. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)
    Matthews apologizes for `enemy camp' remark AP - Thu Dec 3, 10:25 AM ETSent 83 times

    NEW YORK - MSNBC's Chris Matthews apologized on Wednesday for saying that President Barack Obama had traveled to an "enemy camp" at West Point to address the nation on the war in Afghanistan.

  10. In this Sept. 2009 publicity image released by A&E, the Jackson brothers, from left, Jackie, Marlon, Tito and Jermaine, from the A&E original series, 'The Jacksons: A Family Dynasty,' are shown. The six-hour series premieres at 9 p.m. EST, Sunday, Dec. 13, on A&E. (AP Photo/A&E, Kwaku Alson)
    4 Jackson brothers reunite for A&E miniseries AP - Thu Dec 3, 9:23 AM ETSent 79 times

    NEW YORK - As the old saying goes, "If you like this kind of thing, you'll like this."

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  1. Polish director Roman Polanski at the 60th Cannes Film Festival, May 20, 2007. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier
    Roman Polanski begins house arrest in Gstaad AP - 8 minutes ago

    GSTAAD, Switzerland - Roman Polanski began his house arrest on $4.5 million bail Friday, rolling into the luxury resort of Gstaad in a police convoy to a warm welcome from his wife and children at his Alpine chalet.

  2. NBR names `Up in the Air' best film of the year AP - 2 hours, 27 minutes ago

    NEW YORK - "Up in the Air" was named best picture from the National Board of Review and won a total of four awards.

  3. 'Monk' star Shalhoub calls finale very satisfying AP - Thu Dec 3, 10:30 PM ET

    LOS ANGELES - The final episode of "Monk" has some heavy lifting to do: Resolve Monk's poisoning and whether he survives, uncover his wife's killer or, just maybe, reveal whether Trudy really is alive after all.

  4. Man's Stubborn Silence Causes Family To Panic Dear Abby - Fri Dec 4, 2:16 AM ET

    DEAR ABBY: I have been married to "Mick" for 22 years -- most of them happy. My problem is his communication skills. I have always had a hard time contacting him. He has a cell phone, but won't take it out of his vehicle.

  5. In this film publicity image released by the Sundance Film Festival, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, left, and Amy Ryan are shown in a scene from, 'Jack Goes Boating.' (AP Photo/Sundance Film Festival)
    Affleck, Holmes, Stewart, Fanning join Sundance AP - 2 hours, 1 minute ago

    LOS ANGELES - Ben Affleck, Katie Holmes, rapper 50 Cent and "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" co-stars Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning are taking their acts to the Sundance Film Festival.

  6. FILE - In this August 29, 1955 file photo Irish actor Richard Todd, right, jokes with French actress Anne Marie Marsen in Venice, Italy. The actor's family announced Friday, Dec. 4, 2009, that the actor had died of cancer at the age 90 on Thursday. Todd drew on his wartime exploits as a British army paratrooper in the 1962 film 'The Longest Day' and was nominated for an Academy Award for the 1949 film 'A Hasty Heart' as well as starring in one of his best-known roles playing Royal Air Force pilot Guy Gibson in 'The Dam Busters.' (AP Photo/Str)
    Irish film star Richard Todd dies at 90 AP - 55 minutes ago

    LONDON - Richard Todd, who re-enacted his wartime exploits in the 1962 film "The Longest Day" and was Ian Fleming's choice to play James Bond, has died of cancer at age 90, his family said Friday.

  7. This undated campaign photograph shows Jody Trautwein, a pastor who was featured in the movie ``Bruno'' and is running for mayor of Birmingham, Ala. In the movie, Trautwein tried to talk Sacha Baron Cohen's character out of being gay. He is now among 14 people seeking to replace former mayor Larry Langford, who was ousted for a bribery conviction. (AP Photo/Trautwein campaign)
    'Bruno' pastor runs for mayor of Birmingham, Ala. AP - Fri Dec 4, 5:51 AM ET

    BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Moviegoers know Jody Trautwein as the smiling Alabama pastor who tries to talk Sacha Baron Cohen's character out of being gay in the hit movie "Bruno." Trautwein is now auditioning for another role: Mayor of Birmingham.

  8. FILE - In this April 30, 2009 file photo, George Stephanopoulos attends the Starz screening of 'Head Case' at The Museum of Modern Art, in New York. (AP Photo/Peter Kramer, file)
    Source: Stephanopoulos offered 'GMA' job AP - Thu Dec 3, 5:47 PM ET

    NEW YORK - An executive with knowledge of the negotiations says ABC News has offered George Stephanopoulos (STEFF'-uh-nop-oh-luss) the job of "Good Morning America" co-anchor, although ABC's political expert hasn't said he will take it.

  9. Comcast lands NBC in deal that reshapes media Reuters - Fri Dec 4, 1:50 AM ET

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Comcast Corp struck a deal to buy a majority stake in NBC Universal from General Electric Co, creating a media superpower that would control not just how television shows and movies are made, but how they are delivered to the home.

  10. ABC pushes back "FlashForward" return Reuters - Fri Dec 4, 1:32 AM ET

    LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Some ABC viewers just had a flashback.

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  1. Paul McCartney takes Meat-Free Mondays to EU AP - Thu Dec 3, 11:48 AM ET

    BRUSSELS - Paul McCartney took his "Meat-Free Mondays" campaign to the European Parliament on Thursday, saying the power to halt global warming lies as much with individuals as with their governments.

  2. Source: Stephanopoulos offered 'GMA' job AP - Thu Dec 3, 5:47 PM ET

    NEW YORK - An executive with knowledge of the negotiations says ABC News has offered George Stephanopoulos (STEFF'-uh-nop-oh-luss) the job of "Good Morning America" co-anchor, although ABC's political expert hasn't said he will take it.

  3. Walters spotlights year's Most Fascinating People AP - Thu Dec 3, 11:25 AM ET

    NEW YORK - Barbara Walters thinks this year's roster of fascinating people is a little edgier, more current and less obvious than usual.

  4. Alan Parsons Project band co-founder Woolfson dies AP - Thu Dec 3, 9:20 AM ET

    BERLIN - An agent says Eric Woolfson, co-founder of the 1970s British progressive rock group Alan Parsons Project, known for the hits "Eye in the Sky" and "Don't Answer Me," has died of cancer. He was 64.

  5. Rocker Ronnie Wood arrested for possible assault AP - Thu Dec 3, 12:14 PM ET

    LONDON - Aging rocker Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones was released on bail Thursday after being arrested for possible domestic assault.

  6. Public relations experts assessing the fallout from Tiger Woods' car crash and apparent extramarital affair say the golf superstar broke a cardinal damage control rule: come clean in public at the start of a scandal.(AFP/File/William West)
    Tiger should have come clean early: PR experts AFP - Thu Dec 3, 8:23 AM ET

    WASHINGTON (AFP) - Public relations experts assessing the fallout from Tiger Woods' car crash and apparent extramarital affair say the golf superstar broke a cardinal damage control rule: come clean in public at the start of a scandal.

  7. After decades, GE tries writing NBC off the show Reuters - Thu Dec 3, 9:10 AM ET

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - When General Electric Co sells its control of NBC Universal to Comcast Corp, it will begin an exit from a relationship formed at the dawn of television.

  8. A group of tourists walk along the street near the entrance to the Universal Studios theme park in Los Angeles, Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009. Comcast said it will put up $6.5 billion in cash and $7.25 billion in assets to buy 51 percent of NBC Universal from General Electric Co. That means the biggest U.S. cable TV provider would control the NBC and Telemundo networks, about two dozen cable channels and the Universal movie studio and theme parks. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
    Universal Studios unfazed by Comcast deal AP - Thu Dec 3, 9:10 PM ET

    UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. - Almost everywhere you look at Universal Studios Hollywood, there are signs flaunting the 5-year-old marriage of NBC and Universal.

  9. 'Monk' star Shalhoub calls finale very satisfying AP - Thu Dec 3, 10:30 PM ET

    LOS ANGELES - The final episode of "Monk" has some heavy lifting to do: Resolve Monk's poisoning and whether he survives, uncover his wife's killer or, just maybe, reveal whether Trudy really is alive after all.

  10. Private securities stand outside the chalet of fiilm director Roman Polanski after he arrives in Gstaad, Switzerland, Friday, Dec. 4, 2009. Polanski began his house arrest on $4.5 million bail Friday, arriving at the luxury resort of Gstaad in a police convoy to his Alpine chalet. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
    Roman Polanski begins house arrest in Gstaad AP - 8 minutes ago

    GSTAAD, Switzerland - Roman Polanski began his house arrest on $4.5 million bail Friday, rolling into the luxury resort of Gstaad in a police convoy to a warm welcome from his wife and children at his Alpine chalet.

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