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Sarah Silverman doesn't have time to talk on the phone, but she was more than willing to answer a few questions for us via e-mail as long as they didn't concern her ex, Jimmy Kimmel, or having intercourse with Matt Damon. Fair enough. Most famous for her...

Rating: (ALERT VIEWER) Kimya Dawson, a member of the anti-folk duo Moldy Peaches who has a thing for wearing bunny suits onstage, became an unlikely pop contender thanks to her contributions to the "Juno" soundtrack. On her latest solo release, "Alphabutt,"...

Rating: (WILD APPLAUSE) The musical lives of mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson and conductor Craig Smith developed in tandem around Boston's Emmanuel Church, whose projects included weekly Sunday performances of Bach's cantatas. Now both are gone, having...

Alain Jacquet, a French pop artist known for his reinterpretations of famous paintings, has died in Manhattan. He was 69.

Hollywood outsider Mickey Rourke capped his big screen comeback on Saturday when "The Wrestler," in which he plays a lonely, washed out fighter, won the Golden Lion for best film at the Venice festival.

Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed "Hollywood North" for its active film industry, has its own star-studded "Walk of Fame," and its biggest red carpet yet was rolled out on Saturday for this year's Canadian inductees.

Channel 4 put on a brave face on Saturday after ratings for the ninth series of reality television programme Big Brother fell to their lowest yet.

You don't need a huge tent and a zillion-dollar production for a wow! moment. Proof is at the Philadelphia school of Circus Arts in Germantown, where two impossibly graceful athletes offer 45 minutes of striking circus work - elaborate dancing in midair, dangerous balancing, unreal body-bending, aerial fabric work, and just about anything on stilts.

IF YOU have been to every Michelin-starred restaurant in Scotland and you have tasted crispy pig's ear and sardines on toast ice cream, what is next for a foodie looking f

LIKE most other middle-aged people at a reunion, they talked about retirement, health issues, grandchildren. And, of course, the fabulous parties at Hef's.