• 'Shrek' director Andrew Adamson helms 'The Chronicles of Narnia' tale

  December 13, 2005
  Andrew Adamson says his experience directing "Shrek" and "Shrek 2" made him the "natural choice" to helm the new blockbuster, "The Chronicles of Narnia."

• 'Woman in White' star Maria Friedman has more breast cancer surgery

  December 13, 2005
  Broadway star Maria Friedman, who opened in "The Woman in White" days after breast cancer surgery has had another operation, it was reported Tuesday.

• Andrew Lloyd Webber to cast 'Sound of Music' lead via reality TV show

  November 28, 2005
  British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber says he'll mount a reality TV search to find a new "Maria" for his London stage revival of "The Sound of Music."

• Breast cancer doesn't stop 'Woman in White' star Maria Friedman

  November 12, 2005
  Days after undergoing surgery for breast cancer, Maria Friedman was back on Broadway in the lead of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Woman in White."

• NYC co-op refuses unwed couple sale

  November 7, 2005
  A New York couple is suing a Manhattan co-op for refusing to sell them a unit because they are not married to one another.

• Churches turn to plastic for collections

  October 28, 2005
  More churches are retiring their collection plates in favor of electronic credit or debit card donations from worshippers.

• CBS News President Andrew Heyward leaving network after 24 years

  October 26, 2005
  CBS News President Andrew Heyward is out after 24 years with the Eye Network and is being replaced by the Sports division's Sean McManus.

• 2005 a bad year for female hurricanes

  October 24, 2005
  While tropical storm names alternate between genders alphabetically, 2005 has become a year to be wary of the ones named for females ending in 'a.'

• Something Corporate singer Andrew McMahon now cancer free

  October 19, 2005
  Something Corporate singer and pianist Andrew McMahon reports he is cancer-free following a stem-cell transplant from his sister.

• New York's Museum of Modern Art honors the world's laziest man

  October 18, 2005
  New York's Museum of Modern Art is launching a new exhibit as a companion to Mel Watkins' book "Stepin Fetchit: The Life and Time of Lincoln Perry."

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