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Editorial: Rosie's Variety Show Flops

So, why did Rosie's brand new variety show fail to pick up viewership?

Top Ten Richest Rappers in 2008

All the bling isn't fake! We list the top 10 richest rappers in 2008.

NBC Omits High Rated Programs In January

Some fans of certain NBC shows are going to be irritated, and some fans of certain other NBC shows are going to be very happy. Which is pretty much par for the course with NBC anyway.

The Big Deal About Twilight

For many people, they're scratching their heads about this movie Twilight and what the big deal is.

Suge Knight in Trouble Again

The Clark County district attorney's office is seeking charges against Marion "Suge" Knight in the alleged beating of his girlfriend in August.

Editorial: Paula Abdul Fan Found Dead

Authorities have identified the woman found dead outside "American Idol" judge Paula Abdul's house as a fan and one-time show contestant.

Scariest Movies for Halloween: Number 1

The original stalker film and landmark horror movie by John Carpenter is number one for Halloween viewing.

Scariest Movies for Halloween: Number 2

The American Classic Psycho checks in at Number 2

Scariest Movies for Halloween: Number 3

Clive Barker's most famous work, Hellraiser, turned up the volume on horror in the late 80s.

Scariest Movies for Halloween: Number 4

In 2005, at the height of the Lionsgate era of horror films, Eli Roth presented Hostel and upped the ante on gore-films.