• Benicio Del Toro to star in Universal Pictures' 'The Wolf Man' remake

  March 15, 2006
  Benicio Del Toro has snared the title role in Universal Pictures' remake of the horror classic, "The Wolf Man."

• Wrecking crew hits wrong building

  March 5, 2006
  A wrecking crew in New York City punched a hole in the wrong building, forcing startled tenants to evacuate, city officials said.

• Cop suspended for night job as comic

  February 14, 2006
  A police officer's night job as "Club Soda Kenny," a standup comic specializing in bathroom humor could cost him his day job.

• Snickers pie raises health alarms

  February 6, 2006
  Scottish celebrity chef Antony Worrall's dessert recipe could literally end in "death by chocolate," a food watchdog group claims.

• Andrew Lloyd-Webber's 'Woman in White' ending its Broadway run

  February 4, 2006
  Andrew Lloyd-Webber's "Woman in White" is ending its Broadway run, having lost most of the $8.5 million of the production's cost, it was announced Saturday.
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  'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch found guilty of tax evasion charges

  January 25, 2006
  Original Survivor winner Richard Hatch didn't prove nearly as persuasive with his real world jury as his reality TV version, with a federal jury finding him guilty of tax evasion for failing to pay taxes on income that included the $1,000,000 grand prize that he'd won after convincing his Survivor jury that he deserved to be crowed the champion of the popular reality show's initial Summer 2000 season.
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  Richard Hatch tax evasion trial jury begins deliberations

  January 24, 2006
  A federal jury in Providence, R.I., Tuesday began deliberating in the tax evasion trial of $1 million "Survivor" champ Richard Hatch.

• Elisabeth Shue and husband Davis Guggenheim expecting third child

  January 16, 2006
  Oscar-nominated actress Elisabeth Shue and her TV director husband, Davis Guggenheim, are expecting their third child.
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  'Survivor' producer Mark Burnett testifies as Richard Hatch trial begins

  January 12, 2006
  "Survivor" boss Mark Burnett told the Providence, R.I., tax evasion trial of Richard Hatch Thursday the $1 million winner knew he was supposed to pay taxes.

• Latest 'Xtreme' makeover: bad Web site

  December 19, 2005
  Forget the best Web sites; a Chicago Web development company is looking for the worst.

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