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David Beckham’s former personal assistant Rebecca Loos says she regrets outing the affair she had with the footballer star and the pain it caused his family. In an interview with British TV show Daybreak, Loos conceded now she had a family of her own, she finally understood the consequence of her actions.
David Beckham’s former personal assistant Rebecca Loos says she regrets outing the affair she had with the footballer star and the pain it caused his family. In an interview with British TV show Daybreak, Loos conceded now she had a family of her own, she finally understood the consequence of her actions.
An American comedy show that staged a grisly celebration of the shark killing of Auckland man Adam Strange will not be aired on New Zealand television. The Jeselnik Offensive show, hosted by Anthony Jeselnik, featured a segment on the death of Strange and staged a “shark party” on the Comedy Central pay network
Veronica Mars is kicking it on Kickstarter. The TV show about a crime-solving California teen looks like it is destined to be made into a movie after fans contributed US$1.3 million (NZ$1.5 million) and counting on the crowd-funding site today
Ricky Martin is furious about Mayor Bloomberg’s decision to shut down the NYC Marathon. Thousands Up In Arms Thousands are up in arms over Mayor Bloomberg’s decision to move forward with the NYC marathon this weekend in the wake of Hurricane Sandy — but NOT Ricky Martin!!! The Show Must Go On Ricky was […]
In an episode of the 1950s TV show Superman, a school bus full of kids is threatened with disaster as it nearly topples over a cliff, when — whoosh — the Man of Steel flies in and pushes the bus to safety. That was the fantasy that Geoffrey Canada, the South Bronx–bred boy who became a Harvard-trained education entrepreneur, hoped for as a child
You would not think that TV would be a sphere of life where men feel endangered.
If anyone harbored any doubts that hybrid cars are hot, last week the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show put them to rest. Carmakers practically ran over one another promoting their versions in attempts to catch up with Honda and Toyota, the technology’s pioneers.
It may be the ultimate instance of American mixed feelings.
On Feb. 15, 1965, a diffident but self-possessed high school student named Raymond Kurzweil appeared as a guest on a game show called I’ve Got a Secret.