If you've ever turned on VH1 (or at least passed by it while channel surfing to something with sharks), there's a 200% chance that you've seen the network's "I Love The ... " series, which also means that you've stumbled upon comedian Hal Sparks waxing nostalgic on everything from Nerf footballs to the R. Kelly sex tape. ("I Love the 70's" and "I Love the New Millennium," respectively.)
The straight-edge comic discusses why he thinks marijuana should be legal and also talks a little Kung Fu.
Most of America, and for that matter much of the globe, knows all about her show's many-splendored giveaways. But what are the takeaways as Oprah Winfrey grandly winds down her 25-year run on daytime television?
Politics is serious business, but not all the time.
Get a sneak peek at the salacious new opera based on the reality star's dramatic life
Jerry Springer doesn't mind being referred to as the "grandfather of trash TV."
It's strange to think that with all the time Nick Diaz (22-7, 1 NC) and K.J. Noons (9-1) have spent talking about and/or at one another since their first meeting three years ago, they've still only spent five real minutes in the cage together.
They say not to judge a book by its cover. But on Sunday, it was the cover, the first 10 chapters and a bunch of soggy pages in a NASCAR novel that nearly put us to sleep. Between a two-hour rain delay and some mind-numbing dominance by Joe Gibbs Racing drivers Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch, the worst race of the season was seemingly at hand ... and then, a small piece of metal brought out the yellow on Lap 155.
Supercentarian Gertrude Baines also like Jerry Springer and The Price Is Right
Britain's Royal Opera plans a production about the late pin-up and reality star
Miss USA trips over her evening gown during the Miss Universe pageant but still made the top 10.
Viewpoint: A Texas grand jury let Joe Horn off the hook for killing two intruders. It's the latest example of the spreading impact of the dubious Castle Doctrine
Obama appears the early favorite as Democrats from London to Jakarta help choose their party's candidate for the first time
Daniel Radcliffe is among several major names donating their old eyeglasses to an exhibit honoring victims of the Holocaust.
Working with puppets has certainly paid off for Terry Fator.
What do Hugh Hefner, Jennifer Aniston, Jerry Springer, and Mr. Spock have in common?
1. Sacramento forward Ron Artest has shaved "Kings" into the back of his head. Good thing he doesn't play for the Timberwolves.
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Launch a left-wing talk-radio network in a medium ruled by the bully pulpiteers of the right? They said it couldn't be done.
British Broadcasting Corp. governors have rejected 63,000 viewer complaints about "Jerry Springer - The Opera" and ruled the BBC was right to show it.
A planned Broadway run of the smash London hit "Jerry Springer -- The Opera" is in doubt after criticism from a Christian group scared off a potential investor, producers have said.
The Broadway sensation "The Producers" made a big splash in its transatlantic debut on Tuesday in London's West End.
Blogger activity started to hit full stride on the second day of the Democratic National Convention as logistical issues were resolved and jet lag wore off.
The Web isn't all that funny. That's why we were psyched to see daily Webzine Modern Humorist launch in April with a terrific parody of Oprah's new magazine, O. Its take, J: The Jerry Springer Maga...
Digital-video-disk players have finally hit critical mass. Once the kind of cool but expensive toy that only serious cinemaphiles would consider buying, DVD players, as they're commonly known, have...
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