• 'The Sopranos' final season may see a few cast members whacked

  June 29, 2006
  Steven Van Zandt and Tony Sirico, actors on HBO's "The Sopranos", are still working on their contracts for the last season of the show.

• Report: 'The Sopranos' actress Jamie Lynn Sigler close to re-signing

  June 23, 2006
  Jamie Lynn Sigler, who plays Meadow, on HBO's "The Sopranos," is reportedly close to signing a deal to return to the show.

• 'The Sopranos' actors remain unsigned, question characters' future

  June 15, 2006
  With filming for the final season of the "The Sopranos" about to begin in New Jersey, key actors remain unsigned and their characters are in limbo.

• Country star Loretta Lynn undergoes shoulder replacement surgery

  June 10, 2006
  Country music icon Loretta Lynn was recovering Saturday in a Nashville hospital where she underwent shoulder replacement surgery.

• Man sues after mom's casket ripped open

  May 29, 2006
  A Chicago-area man is suing the cemetery where is mother is buried after he found her wooden casket poking through a shallow grave.
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  CBS reveals the identities of its 'Tuesday Night Book Club' women

  May 24, 2006
  CBS has revealed the identities of the seven women that will appear in Tuesday Night Book Club, a new eight-episode Desperate Housewives-like docu-reality series that will premiere Tuesday, June 13 at 10PM ET/PT.

• Michigan dumping blue plate -- finally

  May 16, 2006
  After 25 years, Michigan residents are finally about to get a new design on the state vehicle license plate, and it probably won't be blue.

• Melissa Etheridge and partner Tammy Lynn Michaels expecting twins

  April 18, 2006
  Rocker Melissa Etheridge and her partner, actress Tammy Lynn Michaels, are expecting twins from an anonymous sperm donor.

• 'Norman Wisdom moment' breaks pricey vases

  April 5, 2006
  A man who says he tripped over his shoelace and broke three 17th-century Chinese vases at a Cambridge, England, museum has been arrested, a report said.

• Klutz's vase damage not irreparable

  March 30, 2006
  Three 300-year-old Qing dynasty vases that were smashed at a British museum when a man tripped on stairs and dislodged them, are not beyond repair.

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