The actor sustained a deep gash on his right heel while shooting his TV series
Eddie Cibrian was hurt Tuesday night on the Chicago set of "The Playboy Club," according to a report, adding injury to insult on a day when NBC canceled the much-maligned period drama.
"Our office is not pursuing perjury charges," says the Florida Attorney's Office
A team of lady lawmakers takes on female members of the press corps in a friendly game of softball.
The former frontman wed Sara MacDonald on Saturday in England
The Supreme Court took a pass Tuesday on revisiting the corporate fraud conviction of onetime media executive Conrad Black.
What do you make of Roger Federer losing yet another match after holding multiple match points? I'm sure questions about his mental toughness that have plagued him on and off throughout his career will be in full force again. --Aidan Encarnacion, Fremont, Calif.
I'm always feeling this burst of nervous energy when I walk into the spectacular East Room for a presidential news conference. There's just been so much history in that room that it's hard not to feel the excitement of this one smaller moment in the grander sweep of White House history.
A Chicago, Illinois, couple, their real estate agent and a real estate broker face charges of violating the federal Fair Housing Act for refusing to sell a $1.8 million home to black radio personality and comedian George Willborn, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development said.
Rhonda McCullough is asking for $50,000 in damages in the suit which claims Dr. Rene M. Earles was negligent
An appellate court on Monday ruled that jailed media mogul Conrad Black can be released on bail.
On June 21, David Perez will give up free will for seven days.
The financial advisor had the surgery the night of her 59th birthday in Chicago, says a rep
Grace Wynter, a bright and bubbly young woman with piercing brown eyes, was among the "jobless and discouraged" last year.
The 67-year-old movie reviewer has found other ways to communicate and give his thoughts on films
Mark Kirk The Illinois congressman, now the front-runner in the Republican primary election for U.S. Senate, is facing an attack ad that questions his sexual orientation. The Chicago Sun-Times reports that opponent Andy Martin, already controversial for previous remarks about Barack Obama, has run for offices in Illinois, Florida and Connecticut but has never won. He taped a commercial questioning whether Kirk is gay -- and radio stations have told the Sun-Times that federal communications rules don't permit them to edit the ads. Spokesman Erik Elk said that Kirk, a U.S. Naval Intelligence officer, was unavailable for comment because he is on active duty over the holidays. Elk issued this statement: "The ad is not true and is degrading to the political process. The people of Illinois deserve better." Kirk, whose candidacy was endorsed by his ex-wife, faces five opponents in the Republican primary on February 2.
Reportedly in marriage counseling - and renegotiating their prenup - the couple stick close to home
If those coveted 20-something readers can't identify with Hugh Hefner, maybe they will with "The Simpsons."
A backpack with wires hanging out of it is found in a flowerbed outside Winfrey's studio
The Oscar winner has a baby shower in downtown Chicago
Padres ace Jake Peavy informed his team late Thursday afternoon that he was rejecting the team's proposed trade with the White Sox, SI.com has confirmed.
The Boston Globe will not take immediate action to shut down the newspaper after reaching agreements with six of its employees' seven unions, it said Monday.
Illinois Democratic Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. said Wednesday he is cooperating with a preliminary congressional ethics investigation into whether he was involved in possibly improper efforts to secure President Obama's vacant Senate seat.
President-elect Barack Obama said "a very affectionate thanks" to the people of Illinois in a letter published Sunday in the Chicago Sun-Times and other newspapers across his home state.
This will be the second child for the R&B star and his wife
NEW YORK (SI.com) -- White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin received some bad news from an MRI on his right forearm and wrist, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The injuries have kept Quentin, one of the AL's leading MVP candidates, out of the lineup since Monday.
Two recent stories are a prime example of how important it is for the media to confront the reality of rumors in the age of the Internet.
Roland Martin's weekly commentary talks about whether Bill Clinton is a racist.
The singer pokes fun at his stardom, and denies he's in anger management training
The Grammy award winning singer "looked relieved" after 14 counts were dismissed
A Chicago Sun-Times reporter isn't going to answer questions at R. Kelly's child pornography trial.
Cook County Circuit Court Judge Vincent Gaughan denied a defense motion to again postpone the trial in which the Grammy-winning R&B singer is accused of having sex with a girl as young as 13 on videotape
The R&B star's trial on charges of having sex with a minor has been thwarted several times since 2002. Now he may get his day in court
Show sources say the star's arrest for alleged drug possession was not a surprise
The film critic, still recovering from hip surgery, hopes to make it to his annual namesake film festival this week
Film critic Roger Ebert, who has been fighting a lengthy battle with cancer, re-entered the hospital Thursday, he announced on his Web site.
Heath Ledger, the actor who quickly transformed from Aussie heartthrob to Oscar nominee and doting dad, was found dead at his Manhattan residence Tuesday, a New York police spokesman confirms. He was 28.
A new coach and a new year brought out the best in rookie Joakim Noah.
Dennis Quaid and his wife Kimberly have sued the manufacturer of the drug Heparin, according to court documents filed in Cook County, Ill.
CNN's John Roberts talks to the aunt of an Illinois woman reported missing late last month.
Police are using tracking dogs, airplanes, infrared sensors and volunteers on foot Tuesday to look for a young mother who disappeared nine days ago, leaving her 4- and 2-year-old children behind.
After abruptly canceling his Hamptons wedding to stylist Tameka Foster last Saturday, Usher became a married man Friday in Atlanta, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
Fallen media tycoon Conrad Black was convicted Friday of mail fraud, one of 13 counts he faced for allegedly swindling shareholders out of millions of dollars
The White Sox are in serious talks to sign Mark Buehrle to a contract extension.
Ryan Boatright, an eighth-grader from Illinois, already has his college decision out of the way after committing to USC this week.
Barack Obama is running for president as an outsider and a newcomer, someone untainted by cynicism.
1. Despite winning the Super Bowl MVP award, Peyton Manning declined to do the traditional "I'm going to Disney World" commercial. Good for him. Why should Peyton sell out now?
Helen Mirren bears little resemblance to Elizabeth II, given the British monarch's prim, carefully weighed responses and slow, proper walk.
Sen. Barack Obama said Sunday that he may run for president in 2008, despite previous assertions that he would complete his current six-year senatorial term, which ends in 2011.
Ron Howard had an interesting point.
Once upon a time -- like about, oh, 1988 -- stars didn't receive anything for presenting and participating in the Oscars. It was an honor just to be asked.
Former Apple CEO John Sculley, Nextel and AT&T Wireless founder Craig McCaw, VOIP pioneer Jeff Pulver, and telecom banker Michael Price are backing a startup, Tello, which plans to merge instant messaging, VOIP, and cellphones.
One of the less happy facts of filmmaking is that some really strong music can be overlooked because it's created for a film that doesn't knock over the box office. Or even slash a big "Z" on the concession stand.
Time Inc. announced Thursday it will turn over the subpoenaed records from journalist Matt Cooper regarding the leak of a CIA operative's name, following a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court not to hear an appeal in the case.
Amy Krouse Rosenthal can relate to those Apple iPod ads that assert, "Life is random."
The case grew out of a 2003 report by Robert Novak, a syndicated columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times as well as a co-host of CNN's "Crossfire."
The state of Illinois is set to announce a program to help its citizens buy drugs at a cheaper price from pharmacies in Canada and Europe, according to published reports, a move that would put it at odds with the Food and Drug Administration.
British tycoons David and Frederick Barclay announced they will withdraw their offer for Hollinger International, following a Delaware judge's ruling last Friday that Conrad Black is not authorized to sell his stake in the company.
After months of debate, speculation and curiosity, Mel Gibson's film "The Passion of the Christ" opens Wednesday.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Newspaper publisher Hollinger International Inc. said late on Saturday it was ousting media tycoon Conrad Black as its chairman and suing him and one of his top deputies for more than $200 million.
Fortune: Box Office Bombsupdated: Mon Dec 30 2002 00:01:00
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