The actress thanks fans for their well wishes after giving birth to Milo Thomas on Wednesday
The actress and husband David Bugliari are new parents to son Milo Thomas Bugliari
Cannon says he'll never be able to top this present from his wife
Jack Dorsey got the Twitter ball rolling, or chirping, on March 21, 2006.
The actress's new hubby brought his own share of star power to celebrate the couple's nuptials
"I'm really bad at keeping secrets and had to share," the actress writes on her Web site of her first child, due early this fall
The actress and husband David Bugliari are expecting their first child in early fall
Fans of new media say Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and other social networking sites are changing the world.
A California man used a tattoo to pop the question to his girlfriend. XETV reports.
In decades past, your grandfather may have taken granny to the park, got down on one knee and proposed to her, with a sparkling ring in hand.
The actor - and son of Tom Hanks - married publicist Samantha Bryant, his rep confirms to PEOPLE
HLN's Joy Behar talks with actress Alyssa Milano about her family's attempts to get help for actor Corey Haim.
Ashton Kutcher joins fans and friends who remember the late Lost Boys star
In the thick of awards season, there is at least one prize ceremony where the speeches are guaranteed not to over run -- the Twitter Oscars.
The newlywed will decorate a Christmas tree and get clean water to people who need it
Twitter creator Jack Dorsey's Square application, which is like a smartphone PayPal for credit cards, has attracted lots of warranted attention for its potential to enable peer-to-peer and merchant credit card transactions in the real world far beyond what's capable today in most countries.
Fellow actors remember the star with love and spiritual hope
The newlyweds are having an "incredible time," says a pal
The romance between Renée Zellweger and Bradley Cooper appears to be heating up, but the pair aren't ready for the spotlight just yet.
But the new couple "don't want to go public just yet," a source tells PEOPLE
After spending time in Barcelona, Zellweger and Cooper attend various events (separately!) over the weekend
The actress exchanges vows with agent David Bugliari in a romantic garden wedding
The actress, who is grieving the loss of her son, urges support of the Child Nutrition Act
The My Name Is Earl actress will wed a Hollywood agent
Alyssa Milano is single, and says she's done living out the fantasy of being a baseball player's girlfriend.
They say diamonds are a girl's best friend and that's certainly true for actress and baseball fanatic Alyssa Milano, who will serve as a post-season correspondent on MLB.com.
Alyssa Milano called exactly on the minute she said she'd call.
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Baseball has returned, and with it, watching sports has become a peaceful crawl. This is not basketball, with screaming broadcasters and artificially generated excitement. This isn't hockey, with its violent collisions and dentally challenged warriors. This is baseball, which is all, you know, pastoral. The announcers are older men who sound like our grandparents, speaking in muted voices, recalling stories from spring trainings of yore. The fans are laid-back, keeping score on a pad in their lap while shucking peanuts onto the cement floor. Most exciting to me, there's ample strategy to observe, as pitchers try to outfox batters who are trying to outfox the same pitchers.
Ted Saskin, the head of the NHL Players Association, is in hot water with his membership over allegations that he read private player e-mails. At the 10 Spot, of course, we don't condone such behavior. Still, here's what we're likely missing by not being able to read the e-mails of other sports figures:
As an openly confessed "Buffy"-"Friends"- "Alias"-aholic, I take pride in getting into shows that probe new ground, have top-notch writing and offer surprising depth.
It was a party with a purpose -- and also one of the hottest tickets in town -- a star-studded gala benefit hosted by the Creative Coalition, in partnership with the Recording Industry Association of America.