In her first TV interview since being shot, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords is asked if she'd like to return to Congress.
Work dreams come in many forms. There's the exciting "I finally got a promotion" dream, the awkward "I kissed a married co-worker" dream, and the boring "just another Tuesday at the office" dream.
U.S. kidnapping victim Jaycee Dugard, who gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity, said she did what she had to do to survive.
Jaycee Dugard recounts her 18 years in captivity including the vivid sounds she most remembers and how long she cried.
"Everything she says makes you stop and examine yourself and your life," says the ABC anchor
"I didn't know I was in labor," she tells Diane Sawyer in a new interview
The singer voluntarily entered an out-patient rehab program, says her rep
After five years anchoring the evening news, Couric plans to launch a syndicated talk show in 2012
A thumbs up. Two opened eyes. A smile. These simple signs of recognition from U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords kept hope alive for her recovery from a bullet to the head January 8. And later this week, her parents have told family members and friends in an e-mail, she'll be moved to Houston, Texas, to begin aggressive rehab with a team of medical specialists.
CNN's Sanjay Gupta says that U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords recognized her husband and reached out to him.
News of 12 terror-related arrests in Britain sped across the 24/7 cycle Monday. But the U.S. director of national intelligence, James R. Clapper Jr., somehow missed it.
Director of Intelligence James Clapper makes a humiliating gaffe on national television. Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports.
A bevy of stars will take part in a one-hour television special Friday night to raise funds for cancer research.
Hollywood supports Michael Douglas, Bristol Palin's ballroom dilemma, and Kim Kardashian's curve obsession.
ABC News President David Westin will resign his post after 13 years of service.
Call it an unintended side-benefit of the Great Recession. At least the adjustment period for most Americans to the "new normal" has been periodically and regularly brightened by the realization that rich people -- the ones who were supposed to be in the know and have it all figured out -- are suckers too.
Editor's note: Pete Cashmore is founder and CEO of Mashable, a popular blog about social media. He is writing a weekly column about social networking and tech for CNN.com.
In an interview that will air tonight on ABC's "World News with Diane Sawyer," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg talked frankly about an upcoming IPO, the Facebook movie, a shady lawsuit and much more.
Diane Sawyer, Katie Couric and Brian Williams will host the Sept. 10 event
Here's something to keep in mind about American voters: They're not fond of political gimmicks.
There was more laughter than tears on Friday as "Good Morning America" bid farewell to the anchor who has helmed the morning news show's desk for the past ten years.
George Stephanopoulos has been named the new anchor of "Good Morning America," and will start next Monday, ABC News President David Westin announced today.
The R&B singer so far has completed more than 100 hours of community labor
In a "20/20" interview airing Friday, Rihanna offers her graphic account of the fateful February 7 confrontation with then-boyfriend Chris Brown -- including the terrifying blankness that seemed to come over him as he assaulted her.
The singer says it took the realization that she's a role model for her to speak out
"What was I thinking?," the singer asks, saying he was triggered by anger
"This happened to me. It can happen to anyone," says the singer of the fight with "my first big love"
Diane Sawyer now joins Katie Couric as anchor of a major network evening newscast, leaving Brian Williams the sole man.
The newly promoted ABC anchor helped while sister Laura Ling was imprisoned by North Korea
Diane Sawyer will take over nightly news anchor duties for ABC when Charlie Gibson retires from "World News" at the end of this year, a network spokesman confirmed Wednesday.
"I never left," the singer says as she marks her comeback with a televised Central Park concert
The actor has gotten "extraordinary condolence letters" from all over since Natasha Richardson's death
Whitney Houston swept into the room in full diva mode -- hair, makeup and entourage. She looked the part.
"You realize how much we miss her," says her longtime producer Clive Davis
He built his own traditionalist Catholic church in L.A. How will faith affect his divorce?
Family and friends, including Uma Thurman and Diane Sawyer, gather to honor the actress
Illinois's Rod Blagojevich said Winfrey made his short list of replacements
The star performs from her new CD Circus on Good Morning America
American Morning legal analyst Sunny Hostin says there could still be problems for Ashley Dupre.
We finally heard from Ashley Dupre -- or "Kristin" as former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer knew her. But did we really hear much? I didn't.
Katie Couric, Meredith Vieira and Diane Sawyer will help the Friars Club razz the TV host
Simpson stops singing on Good Morning America when there's a problem with the sound
Video courtesy CBSKatie Holmes discussed the three M's with David Letterman Monday night: marathons, her movie Mad Money and, most importantly, motherhood.
Nicole Richie and her rocker boyfriend Joel Madden are the
parents of a daughter, the couple's rep at Handprint Entertainment tells PEOPLE.
Jennifer Lopez is amazed people were surprised when she finally unleashed the big secret and announced she was pregnant.
Dylan McDermott and his wife of nearly 12 years, actress Shiva Rose, have separated, his rep confirms to PEOPLE.
Rosie O'Donnell really is going to let her upcoming memoir, Celebrity Detox, speak for itself.
Brad Pitt fills his kids' days with singing and dancing, but says the time he cherishes most is bedtime.
Rosie O'Donnell turned down the opportunity to promote her upcoming autobiography, Celebrity Detox, on Oprah Winfrey's talk show because, she says, the subject matter is "too raw."
Kate Betts attends the fashion designer's elegant 40th-anniversary celebration in New York's Central Park
Paris Hilton played good friend on Thursday - shopping for baby gifts for her pregnant pal Nicole Richie.
They've been friends for most of their lives - despite a two-year period when they didn't speak to each other - and now Paris Hilton is sharing in Nicole Richie's baby excitement.
Nicole Richie's life of Beverly Hills privilege was what led her into a life of drugs as a teenager, she told Diane Sawyer in the third and final installment of the socialite's series of interviews, which aired Friday on 20/20.
Nicole Richie will serve her four-day jail sentence at the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, Calif. - the same jail where Paris Hilton did her time.
Nicole Richie is finally addressing the question everyone has been asking: Is she really pregnant?
After a decade-long cancer battle, Good Morning America's film critic Joel Siegel died Friday in New York with friends and family by his side. He was 63.
Andrew Speaker, the Atlanta lawyer who is carrying a drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis, has apologized to those he may have infected after he took two international flights during his wedding and honeymoon.
What's the biggest difference between kissing Matt Damon and kissing Brad Pitt? "One's a friend and one's my love," says Angelina Jolie, who co-stars with Damon in the upcoming drama "The Good Shepherd."
His skin is less pasty. His blue eyes shine a little brighter.
showbuzzupdated: Mon Nov 29 2004 12:11:00
Director Mike Nichols likes to talk about what's floating around in his head, but longtime partner Diane Sawyer won't always play that game.
Born to runupdated: Thu Oct 28 2004 08:25:00
You've gotta hand it to the Red Sox. Odds stacked against them, they vowed no surrender. With hungry hearts and a reason to believe, they took themselves to the promised land. They're tougher than the rest. Some might say they're ... born to run. All of Boston, a lucky town, was dancing in the dark last night. Glory days, indeed. Here in the Big Apple, well, they've seen better days.
The judge in the Scott Peterson murder trial ruled Tuesday that he must preview all court filings to determine if they contain sensitive materials that might fall under a protective order.
Three days after the scream "heard 'round the world," Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean was still trying to explain his frenzied speech following his third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.
Since I didn't let the spotlight go to my head on the front end, I don't mind that it's not there now. It was crazy, right from the day--Jan. 14, 2002--when congressional staffers found my memos t...
Money Magazine: Ginger and Tonicupdated: Fri Feb 01 2002 00:01:00
Not that long ago, Americans would herald each new technological innovation with a standing ovation; now the hecklers seem to be drowning out the applause.
You may believe that your company's success depends upon your nifty product, but I'll let you in on an irritating secret: Business is conducted between live, sentient human beings. A neglected intr...
The Trust: The Private and Powerful Family Behind the New York Times by Susan E. Tifft and Alex S. Jones Little Brown, 780 pages
"How many of you saw the football games over the weekend?" asked Roone Arledge, the president of ABC News. It wasn't a casual question. On the Monday morning after New Year's, Arledge wanted to del...
The worst day in the history of the Food Lion supermarket chain had to be November 5, 1992. That night, ABC News' PrimeTime Live broadcast a devastating hidden-camera expose charging that Food Lion...
Female speakers, take note: To gain entree to the exclusive breakfast/dinner club circuit, it helps to have cachet. Consider 60 Minutes correspondent Diane Sawyer. At the annual family dinner of th...
© 2012 Cable News Network. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
|