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The new romance of Andie MacDowell and Dennis Quaid, a practical joke by Mel Gibson, and the party behavior of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown are among the gossipy tidbits disclosed.

News briefs covering weekly happenings and events in the entertainment industry. Features stories on Neve Campbell, Gabriel Byrne and Mike Tyson.

Actress Sharton Stone and her husband, newspaper publishing executive Phil Bronstein, adopted a baby boy in May 2000. The adoption fulfills Stone's desire to become a parent. The relationship between Stone and Bronstein is described.

Summer 1997 in film offers a fun mix of science fiction, fantasy, good-old fashioned suburban comedy and high-tech action. 'The Lost World,' 'Men In Black' and 'Con Air' top the list. Even independent moviemakers have their own share of choice films for summer exhibition.

A survey of 1996 movie industry trends and developments is presented. They include the box-office success of movie adaptations of Jane Austen's classic novels and the multi-million losses incurred by 'Mary Reilly.'

The movie 'White Squall' is about a true-to-life maritime disaster aboard the brigantine Albatross. The movie is directed by Ridley Scott. Jeff Bridges stars as Christopher Sheldon. Scott Wolf and Balthazar Getty portray members of the Ocean Academy.

MOBILITY INTERNATIONAL USA Mobility International USA (MIUSA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to equal opportunities for persons with disabilities in international educational exchange, leadership development, disability rights training, travel and [...]

With her remix of the Madonna's 'Music' out DJ Tracy Young is creating a different beat in a man-heavy business Tracy Young will never forget her first days as a [...]

What's the truth behind that Madonna vs. Lopez bitchfest? Did Diaz diss a diva? Read on for the rumbles that rocked La-La-Land royalty. THE RUMORED RUMBLE: Madonna reportedly walked out […]

Tom of Finland Clothing meets Absolut marketing. Oh, boy ... When Tom of Finland clothing designers Gary Robinson and David Johnson were commissioned by Absolut Vodka to create brand-inspired fashions, [...]

David Seidner was one of the world's top fashion photographers, but he had more than fashion on his mind David Seidner ripped apart the red ribbon in 1993. In a [...]

Checking in with stage sensation Cherry Jones, Cradle Will Rock's feisty heroine Cherry Jones, who won a Tony Award in 1995 for her starring role in The Heiress--and thanked her [...]

Michael Feinstein is New York's newest club kid--what's more, he owns the club He's performed all over the world, appeared on film and TV, and composed his first movie score [...]

Among several celebrity items are: Courtney Love lobbying Los Angele school superintendent Roy Romer for music education; Tom Hanks's future role as a gay policeman, and Gwyneth Paltrow's charity work.

The production of three movies spun off from TV's 'Saturday Night Live' has some fearing that they may fail at the box-office. Despite the success of 'Blues Brothers' and 'Wayne's World,' whose major characters were also based on SNL, other movies from SNL have flopped.

Tony Scott is the director of the thriller movie, 'The Fan.' Robert De Niro stars as an obsessed fan who is stalking a popular baseball player portrayed by Wesley Snipes. John Leguizamo, Benicio Del Toro and Ellen Barkin also co-star in the movie.

To participate in the everyday activities of life while using their maximum abilities, children with disabilities must be seated in a comfortable position. Proper seating and positioning allows children to [...]

Teen Queens, twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen graduated on 14 June 2004 and gained control of their childhood earnings of about $300 million. They celebrated turning 18 at the Las-Ventanas al Paraiso resort in Los Cabos, Mexico with a small group of friends.

The rumor about the separation of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston after four years of marriage is talked about. But apparently, the rumor was proved to be false.

Among the news bites about celebrities include: a Madonna sighting at a Los Angeles restaurant; Courteney Cox and husband David Arquette at a party; and Heath Ledger's fondness for Smirnoff Ice vodka shots.

Among the celebrities spotted in their daily routines are: Minnie Driver, Gwyneth Paltrow, Meg Ryan, Samuel L. Jackson, and Breckin Meyer.

Kate Capshaw and Elle Macpherson portray lesbians in the Showtime show 'A Girl Thing.' The women describe preparing for the role, filming the show and people's reactions to their portraying gay women.

Despite their refusal to formally file for divorce, ex-power couple Bruce Willis and Demi Moore appear to be moving on with their lives. Moore and family have been spotted chatting with teen sensation LFO. Willis appears to have his hands full dating a variety of fashion models.

The 1980s sex symbol-turned-adult actress shares her feelings about her movie 'Father's Day' and how the lack of a father figure has affected her. She also talks about working with actor Robert Downey Jr., her sexy Avedon photo and former lover-director Roman Polanski.

Movie director John Waters, talks about 'Pink Flamingos' and some related and personal things in an interview with Marc S. Malkin. 'Pink Flamingos' is going to be issued again this month after its first showing 25 years ago.

Actress Faye Dunaway discusses her friendship with Johnny Depp and her insights on her upcoming film 'The Chamber.' She also expressed optimism over the possible of working with director Roman Polanski and believes that Sharon Stone possesses the talent and style to make it as a real star.

Carl Sagan has yet to be convinced about the existence of extraterrestrial life. He also doubts that the US Air Force has hard evidence of alien presence. Sagan's sci-fi thriller 'Contact' is being developed into a motion picture by director Robert Zemeckis.

The film 'A Time To Kill' is directed by Joel Schumacher. Sandra Bullock plays the role of a law student involved in a murder trial amidst the tension between the Ku Klux Klan and civil-rights activists. The movie is based on John Grisham's first novel of the same title.

Relates the experience of the author in taking care of an unruly dog. fecal deposits of the dog in the comforter; Employment of a dog walker in training the dog; Confusions on the possibilities of adopting a dog.

Presents the photographs taken by actor Jeff Bridges of Barbra Streisand and others during the filming of `The Mirror Has Two Faces.' Includes shots of hairstylist Sue Germaine; Streisand and Lauren Bacall.

Focuses on an invitation for director Roman Polanski to appear in the film 'The Brothers Grimm.' Director of the film; Budget for production; Location of the shooting.

Reports on incentives offered by Core Club for its investors in New York. Promise of return on investment; Free membership to the club; Interest of celebrities in the scheme.

Reports on the argument of Jaime de Marichalar, son-in-law of the King of Spain with resident artists during the Watermill Center benefit show. Refusal of Cuban artists to criticize Fidel Castro; Defense of principle; Intervention of other guests to prevent a fight.

Comments on the criticism of 'Atlantic Monthly' managing editor, Cullen Murphy of a non-existent web site which offers stalker for hire service. Details of the stalker service; Explanation of the existence of the web site; Enumeration of bad ideas.

Reports on the makeover of celebrity singer Clay Aiken for the video shoot of 'American Idol.' Change of hair color; Replacement of eyeglasses with contact lenses; Application of self-tanning lotion to put more color on skin.

Reports on the lawsuits filed against the New York City-based newspaper 'Gray Lady,' in 2003. Complaints of the plaintiffs in the class action; Controversial content of the newspaper; Lawyers' response to the allegations.

Reports on U.S. actress Kate Hudson's displeasure over an article about her pregnancy which was published in the U.S. periodical 'US Weekly.' Interview with Hudson by a freelance writer who identified herself to Hudson as a fan; Comments by Hudson's representative and media executives regarding the matter.

Relates the experience of John Riggins in combating troubles. Accounts on the incident where Riggins approach Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor; Burglary in the house of Riggins; Ability of Riggins to persuade the intruder to wait for the police.

Features the bar co-owned by American singer Sean Combs in New York City. Name of the bar; Location; Citation of Combs' business partner.

Reports on an exhibit by artist Eric Fischl at the Chelsea Gallery in New York City. Delay in the opening of the exhibit; Fischl's project for a German museum; Working relationship with curator Mary Boone.

Reports on the decision of Audra and Mark Cherry to name their daughter after the Hudson Hotel Corp. Reason behind the decision of the couple; Reaction of the hotel's owner Ian Schrager towards the couple's decision.

Reports developments in the motion picture industry in the U.S. as of February 2003. Confirmation on the rumored pregnancy of actress Jennifer Connelly; Renovation of the apartment of model Heidi Klum; Opportunity of actor James Gandolfini to name a flower discovered in Tanzania.

Reports on the reaction of model Christian Curry to the criticisms written by 'New York Post' reporter Paula Froelich. Curry's claim that Morgan Stanley had cheated the model to pose nude in a gay-porn magazine; Curry's dinner invitation to Froelich.

Focuses on the social activities of actor Denis Leary. Views of Leary on the smoking behavior of Parkinson's disease victim Michael J. Fox; Details on the casino-night fund raiser participated by Leary, Fox and Cam Neely; Accounts on the desire of actress of Whoopi Goldberg to participate in the fund raising activity.

Reports that Nick Scotti will star in a U.S. television show 'Just a Guy Who Can Cook' with Peter Marc Jacobson as producer. Concept for the show.

Presents news on several celebrities in the United States as of December 2001. Real property acquisition of fashion model Stephanie Seymour; Incident involving O-Town band member Trevor Penick and music performer Will Smith; Honorees at the 2002 Seasons of Hope gala of the American Foundation of AIDS Research.