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Radio host and musical historian Jonathan Schwartz used to say that for many people, Frank Sinatra's death would mark the symbolic end of the 20th century. Wednesday marks 10 years since Sinatra died, at the well-lived age of 82, and Schwartz is looking pretty good on this one.

I wonder how many cough drops Langhorne Slim sucks down in a week. In every song on his animated new CD, he shouts and wails, attacking even the ballads with the wild-eyed yelps of a young Bob Dylan.

A giant line snaked down 16th St. in front of the Highline Ballroom a few weeks back. An observer (well, me) asked the collected masses: "Who has inspired such devotion?" "Jason Mraz," answered an early-twentysomething in line.

Jenna Bush couldn't see herself getting married at the White House surrounded by antique furniture and oil portraits of presidents. ...

Backstage meddling has caught up with American Idol favorite David Archuleta's dad, who's been banned from rehearsals, a person ...

SHE'S back - not in her native Scotland, of course, but very definitely in the pink.

Forget the revolution in action films since the last Indiana Jones outing, Steven Spielberg has shamelessly returned to his original formula for the 21st century instalment

AFTER 60 years, the Edinburgh Film Festival has finally moved out from August, a home it shared with all the other festivals, to strike out on its own with a June place, like

LONDON (Reuters) - Hollywood legends and obscure arthouse directors descend on Cannes from Wednesday for the world's biggest film festival that combines edgy cinema with A-list celebrities, glitzy parties and frenetic deal-making.

Nobel Prize-winning author Doris Lessing says winning the award has stopped her being able to write.