• Man ordered to stay away from Ellen Page after threats

  January 17, 2013
  A Los Angeles judge has ordered Joshua Michael Myers to have absolutely no contact with Ellen Page after he allegedly threatened the actress via Twitter.

• Change in Scrabble points proposed

  January 16, 2013
  A reformulation in the values of Scrabble tiles has caused controversy among the game's adherents, an enthusiast said.

• 'jOBS' Steve Jobs movie set for April theatrical release

  January 3, 2013
  Open Road Films says it has partnered with Five Star Feature Films to distribute "jOBS," the bio-picture about California computer genius Steve Jobs.
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  Lifetime reveals second-season cast of 'Project Runway All Stars,' to debut October 25

  September 27, 2012
  Lifetime has revealed the identities of the 13 former Project Runway designers who will be competing on the second season of Project Runway All Stars, which will premiere on Thursday, October 25 at 9PM ET/PT.
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  'Top Chef: Seattle' cast announced by Bravo, season to debut November 7

  September 19, 2012
  Bravo has revealed the identities of the 21 chefs who will be competing on Top Chef: Seattle and announced the tenth Top Chef edition will premiere Wednesday, November 7 at 10PM ET/PT.

• 911 caller allegedly wanted woman for sex

  August 25, 2012
  A Florida man has been charged with abusing the 911 system by making repeated calls requesting a female deputy to come to his home for sex.

• Harvey Weinstein target of $4 million extortion plot

  August 23, 2012
  An aspiring actor charged with trying to extort $4 million from producer Harvey Weinstein was held without bail Thursday in West Virginia, authorities said.

• Harry, Amelia top baby names in Britain

  August 13, 2012
  The Office of National Statistics for England and Wales said the top baby names for 2011 were Harry for boys and Amelia for girls.

• Boy, 9, raises more than $2K for Detroit

  August 8, 2012
  A Detroit 9-year-old who set up a lemonade stand to benefit his struggling city presented an oversized check for $2,832.64 to officials, his father says.

• Detroit boy sells lemonade for the city

  August 1, 2012
  A 9-year-old boy selling lemonade to help Detroit recover from its economic crisis has drawn attention from the mayor and supporters around the country.

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