Daily Scoop Archives
The hot rumor: Macaulay Culkin is the real father of Michael Jackson’s youngest son, “Blanket” Is being denied by the actor
A new British polls claims that Russians make the worst tourists with Germans right behind them!
Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean is suing pageant officials for libel, slander and religious discrimination.
Carrie Underwood’s third album will be called “Play On” and comes out November 3.
Chris Brown says he doesn’t remember beating Rihanna and claims he still loves her, the R&B singer told People and CNN’s Larry King that his feelings haven’t changed for Rihanna.
Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a cold winter. The almanac’s 2010 edition, which goes on sale Tuesday, says numbing cold will predominate in the country’s midsection, from the Rocky Mountains in the West to the Appalachians in the East.
The death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones is being re-investigated by police after the surfacing of some new evidence. His body was found at the bottom of a swimming pool in 1969. Stay tuned!
Jenna Hager is the newest correspondent reporter for “The Today Show.” That would be former President Bush’s married daughter.
Mexico claims that the 12,937 people who showed up Saturday to dance Michael
Jackson’s “Thriller” set a new world record.
The widow of Senator Ted Kennedy, Victoria, is being encouraged to consider taking over his Senate seat.
An optimistic outlook can lead to a longer, healthier life, say researchers. Upbeat women were less likely to get cancer or heart disease. But women who always expected the worst, who ate badly, smoke or become depressed, were more at risk of contracting life threatening illness.
In a battle of the horror films, The Final Destination beat Halloween 2 at the box office.
Tyra Banks, Rachael Ray and the ladies from The View were the big winners at last night’s Daytime Emmy Awards.
Crack cocaine likely killed DJ AM after he narrowly survived a plane crash just months ago. He was found dead in his Manhattan apartment Friday. DJ AM had a history of drug problems and police found a crack pipe and prescription pills at the scene.
George Clooney has a broken hand, the result of closing it in a car door while at a vacation home in Italy.
The newspaper situation gets worse. Their advertising revenue was down 29% for the second quarter.
As for the stock market, this has been their best 6-month rally since 1933!
It’s being called “Helmet-gate,” after President Obama went for a bike ride with his family on Martha’s Vineyard… but he was the only one NOT wearing a helmet.
Danny Gokey’s first post-American Idol album is going to be country!
Chelsea Handler has supposedly kicked her boyfriend, Comcast CEO Ted Harbert, out of their Los Angeles home. No comment from Chelsea.
Country music takes over ABC tonight with “CMA Music Festival: Country’s Night to Rock.” Performers include Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Sugarland, Reba McEntire and Kid Rock.
There’s a new rehab facility in Fall City, Washington, (just east of Seattle) called “Restart,” for those addicted to the Internet. Claims to be the first of its kind.
The hot rumor: Macaulay Culkin is the real father of Michael Jackson’s youngest son, “Blanket” Is being denied by the actor
A new British polls claims that Russians make the worst tourists with Germans right behind them!
Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean is suing pageant officials for libel, slander and religious discrimination.
Carrie Underwood’s third album will be called “Play On” and comes out November 3.
Chris Brown says he doesn’t remember beating Rihanna and claims he still loves her, the R&B singer told People and CNN’s Larry King that his feelings haven’t changed for Rihanna.
Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a cold winter. The almanac’s 2010 edition, which goes on sale Tuesday, says numbing cold will predominate in the country’s midsection, from the Rocky Mountains in the West to the Appalachians in the East.
The death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones is being re-investigated by police after the surfacing of some new evidence. His body was found at the bottom of a swimming pool in 1969. Stay tuned!
Jenna Hager is the newest correspondent reporter for “The Today Show.” That would be former President Bush’s married daughter.
Mexico claims that the 12,937 people who showed up Saturday to dance Michael
Jackson’s “Thriller” set a new world record.
The widow of Senator Ted Kennedy, Victoria, is being encouraged to consider taking over his Senate seat.
An optimistic outlook can lead to a longer, healthier life, say researchers. Upbeat women were less likely to get cancer or heart disease. But women who always expected the worst, who ate badly, smoke or become depressed, were more at risk of contracting life threatening illness.
In a battle of the horror films, The Final Destination beat Halloween 2 at the box office.
Tyra Banks, Rachael Ray and the ladies from The View were the big winners at last night’s Daytime Emmy Awards.
Crack cocaine likely killed DJ AM after he narrowly survived a plane crash just months ago. He was found dead in his Manhattan apartment Friday. DJ AM had a history of drug problems and police found a crack pipe and prescription pills at the scene.
George Clooney has a broken hand, the result of closing it in a car door while at a vacation home in Italy.
The newspaper situation gets worse. Their advertising revenue was down 29% for the second quarter.
As for the stock market, this has been their best 6-month rally since 1933!
It’s being called “Helmet-gate,” after President Obama went for a bike ride with his family on Martha’s Vineyard… but he was the only one NOT wearing a helmet.
Danny Gokey’s first post-American Idol album is going to be country!
Chelsea Handler has supposedly kicked her boyfriend, Comcast CEO Ted Harbert, out of their Los Angeles home. No comment from Chelsea.
Country music takes over ABC tonight with “CMA Music Festival: Country’s Night to Rock.” Performers include Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Sugarland, Reba McEntire and Kid Rock.
There’s a new rehab facility in Fall City, Washington, (just east of Seattle) called “Restart,” for those addicted to the Internet. Claims to be the first of its kind.