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“Legendary singer Linda Ronstadt, 67, told AARP that she ‘can’t sing a note’ because she suffers from Parkinson’s disease,” the AARP reveals in an exclusive story on its website. [AARP is now the official name of the organization formerly known…
NBC has snapped up a new version of "The Wizard of Oz," which is suddenly a hot commodity in television, Deadline.com reports. "A century after the release of L. Frank Baum’s ‘Wizard Of Oz’ series, the books have become the…
As CNN continues to struggle to turn around its recent ratings results, one key new program is showing signs of weakness. Variety reports that the new morning program "New Day" has seen its numbers fall off after a decent start….
The cinematographer who filmed "Star Wars" — along with a number of beloved movies — has died. BBC News reports that Gilbert Taylor died today at his home on the Isle of Wight. He was 99. Taylor’s many film credits…
NBC’s "Today" show reportedly had the biggest crowd in the show’s history crammed into the area around New York’s Rockefeller Center this morning. The reason, USA Today reports, was an appearance by the British boy band One Direction. "In fact,…
The rock band Bon Jovi has fired Richie Sambora, the band’s longtime lead guitarist, and Sambora will not be on hand for the upcoming world tour, according to media reports. The Toronto Star reports that Sambora hasn’t played with the…
"[Microsoft CEO Steve] Ballmer, 57, plans to step down within 12 months, Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft said today in a statement," reports Bloomberg. The story continues, "The company’s lead independent director, John Thompson, will oversee the search for his successor, heading…
A former news anchor on NBC’s "Today" show, whose career started in the early days of television, has died, reports the Associated Press. Lew Wood died of kidney failure at a hospice in Riverside County, Calif., the story reports. He…
"Saturday Night Live" has its top candidates lined up to join the NBC sketch comedy show as featured players this fall, just as longtime performers Jason Sudeikis, Bill Hader and Fred Armisen depart the program, reports Deadline.com. The top candidates…
Christian Bale is done doing his thing as Batman, so the caped crusader will be played by another actor in the next "Superman" movie. "Ben Affleck will play Batman opposite Henry Cavill in the ‘Man of Steel’ sequel, Warner Bros….