• Stars abound in new network TV show pilots

  March 1, 2005
  David Arquette, Marilu Henner and Laura San Giacomo are among actors who are making pilot TV shows for the coming season, the Hollywood Reporter said.

• Ice cream cones replaced after storms

  February 23, 2005
  Two huge ice cream cones that were among the more visible hurricane casualties in September are back atop a West Palm Beach, Fla., shop.

• George Clooney fully recovered from back problems

  January 21, 2005
  Hollywood actor George Clooney says his recurring back problems are finally behind him.

• Rwanda's 'Hotel Rwanda' Hutu genocide savior doesn't consider himself a hero

  December 30, 2004
  The man who inspired the newly released "Hotel Rwanda" about a hotel manager saving guests in a 1994 genocide doesn't think of himself as a hero.

• Fox unveils contestants competing on second 'The Swan' edition

  October 24, 2004
  Fox has revealed the names and photos of ten of the self-proclaimed "ugly duckling" women that will be competing on the second edition of its much-criticized The Swan extreme makeover beauty pageant competition that premieres Monday, October 25 at 8PM ET/PT.

• Authorities decline to file charges in alleged 'Real World: San Diego' rape case

  July 26, 2004
  The San Diego County District Attorney's office has announced that after an eight month investigation, they will not file charges regarding a November 2003 allegation that a woman was raped in The Real World: San Diego house.
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  Fantasia Barrino and Diana DeGarmo also hold top spots on Canadian sales charts

  July 10, 2004
  Even though Canadian Idol 2 is currently underway, American Idol 3 hasn't been forgotten north of the border.

• A&E and Southwest in talks for a second 'Airline' season

  January 28, 2004
  Cable TV's A&E Network has announced that it is in talks with Southwest Airlines to shoot another season of Airline, the wacky new reality series that documents the customer service adventures that the airline's employees face daily.

• CTV announces 'Canadian Idol 2' audition dates

  January 22, 2004
  CTV has announced the nine-city, eleven-week audition tour for the second installment of its Canadian Idol series.

• CTV to air 'Canadian Idol 2' in Summer 2004, audition cities announced

  December 28, 2003
  The search is on for Canada's next Ryan Malcolm. CTV has announced that Canadian Idol, Canadian television's record breaking success story, will return for a second season in Summer 2004. Open auditions will begin in nine Canadian cities starting in mid-February.

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