Jesse James Apologizes To Sandra Bullock Following Infidelity Rumor
One day after Jesse James was hit with allegations he cheated on wife Sandra Bullock, the reality star has issued an apology, but stopped short of confirming the rumored infidelity.
read moreWebsite’s instant posts of Wall St research banned (Reuters)
Reuters - A Manhattan federal judge on Thursday barred the financial news service Theflyonthewall.com from issuing immediate news about Wall Street analyst recommendations, often before the research is shared with clients.
read moreBlue Jays hit Guthrie hard in 13-3 rout of Orioles (AP)
AP - Jeremy Guthrie was pounded in his second consecutive spring start, giving up three home runs, two by Toronto’s Travis Snider, as the Blue Jays routed the Baltimore Orioles 13-3 Thursday.
Sony partners with Lovefilm rental service in UK (Reuters)
Reuters - Sony is teaming up with European movie-rental firm Lovefilm to offer TV viewers in Britain instant access to films from the Web, as a land grab for space on Internet-connected televisions gets under way.
read moreReport: Jesse James Apologizes for ‘Pain & Embarrassment’ Caused to Sandra Bullock
Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning Are ‘Different’ And ‘Amazing’
“The Runaway” actress brought together different styles to their new movie. …read full story
Cruise liner hit again with illness returns to SC (AP)
AP - A cruise liner hit by an outbreak of intestinal illness for a third straight trip from South Carolina returned a day early Thursday as operator Celebrity Cruises brought in extra crew to scrub the ship down for three days.
ABC hires Amanpour for Sunday morning job (AP)
AP - CNN’s Christiane Amanpour is TV network ABC’s choice to replace George Stephanopoulos as host of its Sunday morning political talk show “This Week.”
read moreAn 11-part Discovery series on nature debuts (AP)
AP - The theme of the 11-part Discovery Channel series “Life” is as simple as the title sounds: the fascinating things creatures large and small do to stay alive.
What Will Happen on Sarah Palin’s Alaska-Themed Reality Show? [Speculation]
Obama, Clinton fundraiser admits $292 million fraud (Reuters)
Reuters - A former political fundraiser for leading Democratic Party politicians, including Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, pleaded guilty on Thursday to defrauding three major banks out of $292.2 million in loan transactions.
























