Brando's son takes the Fifth in Blake caseBURBANK, Calif. (AP) - Marlon Brando's son, a key figure in the wrongful death case of his former lover and Robert Blake's wife, refused to answer questions in court Tuesday.

Christian Brando's lawyer stood next to the witness box and repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment on behalf of his client to protect him from possible self-incrimination...

Orlando? Viggo? The sexy search is onAt this very moment, several hard-working men and women in Manhattan are sweating over one of the nation's biggest questions:

That's right — it's almost time for People magazine to declare which celebrity makes our toes tingle and our hearts engorge with lust. Rumor has it the decision is particularly tough this year: For one thing, Brad Pitt ...

New passports will have high-tech featuresBy Leslie Miller, Associated PressWASHINGTON - The State Department said Tuesday that it's adding two security features to the new electronic passports that it will start issuing in December.

The announcement partially assuaged privacy advocates who feared the technology wouldn't protect travelers from identity theft or from people who aim to ha...

The editorial on 'Women abuse' that was published in the issue of"The Independent" on 17th October, 2005 bears a great message, which is verypertinent in this present century so vitally concerned with human rights. In allScriptures of the various major religions there is recorded in unequivocal terms the highstatus of woman in human society. Still most of the people in the world, through the ...

Wie has received and accepted a sponsor's exemption to play in January's Sony Open in Honolulu, the first full-field PGA Tour event of the year, tournament officials said yesterday.

``We're in the entertainment business, it's more than just a golf tournament,'' PGA Tour vice president Ric Clarson said. ``So when a player like Michelle plays in the Sony Open, it creates national and ...

The Nuggets were fined $200,000 by the NBA, which said the violation occurred from May 16-18 when Karl attended workouts at Marquette University involving a player not eligible for the draft.

Karl, a Penn Hills native, will miss the season opener Nov. 1 at San Antonio and the home opener against the Los Angeles Lakers the next night.

Minnesota Timberwolves forward didn't have struc...

1. Starts the show off with Kim Mitchell's "Lager & Ale".

2. Y2J says that song "Lager & Ale" is how you start a rock & roll show & says that's what we do here. He says since lots of you are probably hearing Kim Mitchell for the first time on his show, he explains that Canada's own Kim Mitchell's 1 of those guys from Canada who's considered a Rock God. He also says in Canada, everyon...

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Colin Ferrell as Alexander the Great and Jared Leto as his boy toy man servant.

ATHENS, Greece -- The agenda for this week's gathering of conservative Anglican clerics includes dialogue with Islam and fighting poverty. But the wider message is expected to be protest: Another frontal attack against gay clergy and same-sex unions that threaten to break apart the world's 77 million-member ...

Tuesday, October 25, 2005 Retired judge appointed to rule on DeLay judge

AUSTIN, Texas - A retired Texas judge was appointed yesterday to decide whether state district Judge Bob Perkins should continue presiding over former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay's trial on money-laundering and conspiracy charges.

C.W. Duncan, a former state district judge, will hold a hearing Nov. 1 on D...