Some Reasons Ashley Judd Isn't Crazy to Run for Senate
The whole political world is baffled Ashley Judd might run for Senate in Kentucky against Mitch McConnell in 2014.
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Today in celebrity news: Chelsea Clinton has been working at NYU somewhat undercover, Arnold and Maria aren't quite over, and Ashton meets the parents.
The whole political world is baffled Ashley Judd might run for Senate in Kentucky against Mitch McConnell in 2014.
The bizarre new look is for one of Schwarzenegger's forays back into action movies, David Ayer's Ten, and an on-set snapshot was fodder for comedian John Powers. The Governator was not taking it (too) lightly.
Today in books and publishing: Schwarzenegger fails to pump up his sales figures; Murakami fans feel he was cheated; R.I.P. Larry Sloan, Mad Libs publisher; the most comfortable of book clubs.
Reince Priebus lowers the expectations for Paul Ryan's debate performance because he just loves Joe Biden's debating skills so much; David Axelrod praises Mitt's performance while explaining the Obama campaign has reviewed the tape and adjusted their strategy for the next debate.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former Republican governor of the most populous state in the nation, paid a visit to Manhattan for a book signing of his new autobiography Total Recall.
Today in books and publishing: Total Recall doesn't recall scandals; Amazon-affiliated book appears on B&N shelves; Günter Grass angers Israel again; the year's most challenged books.
Unfortunately we might be seeing some "Willie"-related headlines soon. Elsewhere in celebrity gossip: Anne Hathaway got married, Elton John played a wedding or two over the weekend, and Emily Blunt's sister marries a costar.
A summary of the best reads found behind the paywall of The New York Times.
Maria Shriver had Arnold Schwarzenegger convinced running for office was a bad idea, but her mother, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, told her to let Arnold run.
Today in books and publishing: New Jersey book columnist discovers the Internet; lesbian pulp novelist Tereska Torrès dies; Schwarzenegger, Olympia Snowe, and a Scientology insider tell all.
Now that he's no longer the Governator and is once again just a plain old Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger is throwing himself back into the movie biz.
For us, the takeaway pieces of information from The Awl's interview with Lycia Naff were that she's now a reporter and all three breasts her character sported in the original Total Recall were fakes.
A summary of the best reads found behind the paywall of The New York Times.
John Travolta points out it would have been difficult for him to paw at his masseur and give him graphic lectures on how Hollywood works because he was on the other side of the country, Matthew Fox's ill-fated fast food run, and Johnny Depp stocks up on chairs.
Today in books and publishing: J.K. Rowling isn't done with Harry Potter completely, the jurors for the Pulitzer's fiction prize explain why they're not to blame for the lack of a winner, and what DOJ's settlements with three publishers means for the way you buy e-books in the coming months.
Plus: a distasteful (alleged encounter) with director David O. Russell
Keith Olbermann and Current TV can't agree why he wasn't on the air last night, Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger are wearing rings in public again, and Al Roker is not the person to ask for a favor on a long flight.
Today in film and television: The Rum Diary had a no good, very bad weekend, Justin Timberlake has been offered a role in the new Coen Brothers movie about folk singers, and CBS is Americanizing one of Israeli's TV's most popular shows.
Plus: What was Alec Baldwin trying to tell his girlfriend on SNL?
Plus: Mick Jagger buys some fancy art books and a Bond thriller
Plus: Meryl Streep, Yo-Yo Ma among this year's Kennedy Center honorees
Plus: Spitzer planning a return to the family business?
Plus: Before Ted Danson signed on to "CSI" CBS sent offers to three other actors
Plus: Nancy Pelosi has flowers--and a message--for George W. Bush
She introduces her son Joseph and wishes Maria Shriver well
Tabloids suggest the state is looking into claims he misused funds while governor
Plus: Lady Gaga thinks you should be listening to Lady Gaga
Shifts focus to 'personal matters'
One reporter relays his experience eating tacquitos in the governator's house
Cartoonist Steve Breen wonders if he used household staff for that, too
The latest details of the evolving Schwarzenegger love child scandal
The gossips are digging up all the info they can find on Schwarzenegger's housekeeper
The scandal isn't scaring producers working on Schwarzenegger projects
A 2004 Los Angeles magazine investigation saw evidence of a tabloid cover up
He fathered a child with a member of his household staff
On political wives, female genital mutilation, and the torture debate
Plus: another CBS News producer is shown the door
Global voyeurism sparked by an American phenomenon: the power couple
Plus: Tom Brady basks in private equity
He's 'attached' for 'Terminator 5'
The details thus far on Arnold Schwarzenegger's very real comeback project
Also In today's Smart Set: Bruce Springsteen's letter-to-the-editor writer
A new Entertainment Weekly--on sale April 1--talks of a new comic
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