• Yale frat under fire for obscene chants

  October 19, 2010
  A fraternity at Yale University in Connecticut is facing scrutiny from its board of directors after pledges were made to chant obscenities on campus.

• Betty White to lend her voice to Mrs. Claus in ABC animated special

  October 19, 2010
  U.S. actress Betty White is lending her voice to the character of Mrs. Claus in a new animated Christmas special, ABC said Tuesday.

• Running miner invited to NYC Marathon

  October 16, 2010
  A Chilean miner who kept fit by running up to 6 miles a day while trapped deep underground for 69 days has been invited to compete in the New York Marathon.
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  Michael Wu and Kevin Wu avoid 'The Amazing Race' elimination

  October 11, 2010
  The "Father/Son" team of Michael Wu and Kevin Wu survived to compete in The Amazing Race's fourth seventeenth-season leg despite a last-place finish during Sunday night's broadcast of the Race's third leg.

• Kathryn Erbe returning for 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' last season

  October 10, 2010
  Kathryn Erbe fans have a reason to stick around for the final season of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent," USA Network has announced.

• Johnny Depp dons pirate regalia for London elementary school visit

  October 8, 2010
  Film star Johnny Depp donned his pirate's regalia and visited a London elementary school for an assembly after receiving a letter from a 9-year-old fan.

• 'Entertainment Tonight' anchor Mary Hart to host Hollywood Awards

  October 6, 2010
  "Entertainment Tonight" anchor Mary Hart will preside over the 14th Hollywood Awards Gala Ceremony at the Hollywood Film Festival.

• O'Donnell doll sports cape, witch's hat

  October 5, 2010
  A doll modeled on Christine O'Donnell shows the Delaware U.S. Senate candidate dressed as a witch, its manufacturer says.

• Official: Give streets 'boring names'

  September 27, 2010
  An official in a Georgia county says the solution to a rash of sign thefts is to switch to "boring" street names.

• LA trial over massive emerald begins

  September 25, 2010
  A California man says he is the rightful owner of an 840-pound emerald even though his receipt for the giant gem burned up in a fire.

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