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Imagine seeing your name on live television, as a suspect in the Boston bombings! It happened to Zooey Deschanel, perhaps because of auto-correct. A closed-captioning sentence on a Fox affiliate last Friday said of the suspect, "He is 19-year-old Zooey Deschanel.” The suspect authorities were looking for was of course, 19-year-old Dzhokar Tsarnaev.  Click through to see the screen shot. Read

He was brilliant with a quick wit, and did it old school - without dropping ONE "F"-bomb. Jonathan Winters gave us reasons to laugh for over five decades, and because of his unlavish, yuckster persona, spot-on improvisation, and potpourri of character goofballs, Jim Carrey and Robin Williams made it big in comedy.

In a shocking turn of events, we've learned that some of the stars with astronomical numbers of Twitter followers, may actually only have about half that many. There are millions of fake Twitter accounts, and many of them have linked up with stars like Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga, boosting the number of followers to well over 30 million. What about Steven Tyler?  He's popular on Twitter.  And what

For those of us familiar with the Mickey Mouse Club of the 1950s, and the beach party rage movies of the early 1960s, will be sad to hear that Annette Funicello has died.

When I hear about the wasteful spending going on in Washington, D.C., like giving billions of dollars to Egypt, it fries me that some buck-a-roos can't be set aside for the cure of Cancer. In my hey day, Syphilis and Gonorrhea were the bad boys, but now, Cancer is everywhere, and while strides are being made to combat this killer, we still have not yet found the magic bullet.

On September 26, 2012, I reported that Bonnie Franklin, the star of the 1970s television sitcom "One Day At A Time", was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.  Today, she passed away from the disease.

Which would you rather have - an 8 pound trophy, or a VIP gift bag full of $45,000 worth of loot? The nominees that don't win on Sunday will have a valuable parting gift delivered on Monday, that includes all this:

Grammy winner Bonnie Raitt is dressed just like the Grammys prefer; no bare curves and no adventurous slits in skirts. The Grammy Awards will air Sunday on CBS, and the network wants the stars to come fully clothed.  At the very least, CBS is asking the stars to "Please be sure that buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered," according to a memo distributed to attendees this wee

A Connecticut Senator says the Steven Spielberg movie, Lincoln, is historically inaccurate. Senator Joe Courtney has written a letter to Spielberg saying the movie has his state on the wrong side of the slavery debate.  In the movie, Connecticut lawmakers are seen wanting to keep slavery, while in real life Senator Courtney says Connecticut lawmakers in the 1860's voted to abolish slavery.  Now wh

Before he was known as Philip Drummond on the popular television series "Diff'rent Strokes", he played obnoxious neighbor, Dr. Arthur Harmon, on the long running comedy "Maude", starring Bea Arthur, and before that Conrad Bain was virtually unrecognized.

If you were thinking about writing to "Dear Abby" this weekend because your fourth cousin's brother divorced from his third wife after only six months of matrimony, fa-get-about-it.

Jack Klugman began his acting career in 1954, appearing on the soap opera "The Greatest Gift", as well as a drama called "Justice". It was in 1955 that he and Tony Randall first met one another, and fifteen years later they would star together in one the best television sitcoms in history, "The Odd Couple", which was based upon a Broadway play by Neil Simon, and starr