Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy Reuters: Actor Ricardo Montalban, best known as the debonair and mysterious Mr. Roarke on the popular television series “Fantasy Island,” died on Wednesday at the age of 88.
With the possible exception of Roman Polanski, I suspect I might have been the only adult male over the age of 40 who watched the second-season opener of the ABC Family dramedy The Secret Life of the American Teenager earlier
I first got into ABC’s hit TV show Lost about two years ago. A friend recommended it, and by the time I got to the end of Episode 4 of Season 1, I was completely hooked. (This, by the way,
For various reasons, I have been thinking a lot about death lately. Most recently, I blame Scrubs. (Spoiler alert.) Without being grim or sectarian, let me summarize. During an episode of the NBC ABC show last night, stars J.D. and
Steve Mason is on Facebook and now also on Twitter. Last January, Hollywood was in the midst of the disastrous WGA strike forcing the cancellation of the Golden Globe Awards ceremony. It was painful to watch Access Hollywood‘s Billy Bush
ABC News: The contact, described as a “pro-forma” courtesy call, came as Emanuel was named Chief of Staff for Obama. Most of the discussion concerned Emanuel’s Congressional seat (which had previously been held by Blagojevich), with only a “passing reference”
ABC News: All three CEOs – Rick Wagoner of GM, Alan Mulally of Ford, and Robert Nardelli of Chrysler – exercised their perks Tuesday by flying in corporate jets to DC. Wagoner flew in GM’s $36 million luxury aircraft to
ABC News: The sharp-tongued, sharp-elbowed, keenly intelligent veteran of the Clinton White House is said to have ambitions to some day be Speaker of the House. But he also has a keen sense of “duty.”
“ABC had Chevron. CBS had Exxon. CNN had the coal lobby. But you know what happened last week? ABC refused to run our Repower America ad — the ad that takes on this same oil and coal lobby,” CEO of
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Newsbusters: Bill Clinton on Thursday told ABC’s Chris Cuomo that Democrats for years have been “resisting any efforts by Republicans in the Congress or by me when I was President to put some standards and tighten up a little on
ABC News: The tape showed no new pictures or statements from Osama bin Laden, although an al Qaeda figure was interviewed saying bin Laden was in “good health.”
Also on today’s show: Did ABC News use unfair camera techniques to make Sarah Palin look bad?
Washington Times: “What I was suggesting — you’re absolutely right that John McCain has not talked about my Muslim faith. And you’re absolutely right that that has not come.” Mr. Stephanopoulos interrupted with, “Christian faith.” “My Christian faith,” Mr. Obama
In an interview for broadcast tonight on ‘Nightline,’ Edwards told ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff he did have an affair with 44-year old Rielle Hunter, but said that he did not love her.
Breitbart.tv editors Scott Baker and Liz Stephans look at the video clips of journalist Martin Bashir’s now infamous speech to the Asian American Journalists Association convention in Chicago last weekend. Bonus: About 25 minutes into today’s show an audio malfunction
ABC NEWS: “By speaking in front of a green screen, John McCain issues a bold challenge to Americans to make him seem interesting,” the political satirist said.
“It’s pretty rapidly running out of gas and it just seems like every day more and more people are coming out with the fact that that’s pretty much a hoax. And these are Ph.D climatologists that are pretty much saying
ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel looks at two opposite crowd reactions to recent Clinton speeches.
From the related Reuters link: The nation’s top TV regulator said it would be difficult for the Federal Communications Commission to take action against ABC stations that aired “Good Morning America” on Tuesday when actress Diane Keaton used the f-word.
Cyrus Nowrasteh, one of the producers of “The Path to 9/11”, the $40-million, five-hour ABC miniseries, which recently received seven Emmy nominations and drew a combined two-night audience of more than 25 million viewers, tells KFI’s John Ziegler the film
