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"I'm in love," he said. "This girl is... something. She's special." I nodded. Waited for more explanation. "We had sex for 14 hours." Oh. O-k then. Good sex = in love. Minutes later he and another bloke were in deep conversation. The topic? The best pair of breasts he has ever seen.

Whoa. Whoa. WHOA. We wouldn’t say that we are disappointed at learning that CBS dismissed Billy Packer, but we are surprised - only because we expected Packer to let go of his microphone CBS-logo’d spew stick when it was pried from his cold, dead hands.

On the basis of this news story from Matt over on The Stage’s news pages, very possibly. It has today been announced that ITV and Twentieth Centrury Fox Television have entered into a deal whereby both companies will have access to each other’s programme back catalogue and current and future production slate.

Originally Published February 3, 1997 If you've seen the NBC sitcom "Men Behaving Badly," Sandra Beckwith says you're already familiar with her field of study. The editor of The Do(o)little Report, a bimonthly newsletter that answers the musical question, "Why can't a man be more like a woman?," says the TV show touches the same nerve as her newsletter's popular "Stupid Men Tricks" column.

With the deadline for players to file papers as early entrants for the NBA draft having passed on Sunday, it’s time for the annual handwringing over the policies of the NBA and the NCAA on how this is handled. This year, the focus has been on the so-called “one-and-done” rule.

By now, you have assuredly heard of the kerfluffle on Costas Now on Tuesday night - Buzz Bissinger, he of the Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting and the best-seller and best-fucking-football-book-ever in Friday Night Lights, went on the offensive against blogs, and we mean offensive in the most literal way.

Cranky farty pants and professional background dancer Larry King couldn’t keep his emotions in check at his son’s Little League game — so he was thrown out. Or maybe he wasn’t. Differing accounts of King’s behavior during Chance Armstrong King’s March baseball game confirm that he was given a “talking

Note: The original article was posted on Thursday, 20 March 2008. In regards to those who has requested me to remove the family reference, this article is rephrased, although I try not to go too far from where I stand and believe.

Filed under: Celebrity kids, Parental relationships, Celebrity parents, Drugs, Alcohol, Celebrity parents behaving badlySinger/songwriter Amy Winehouse may be a big old mess, but according to her father she didn't get that way all by herself.

CBS "Early Show" fired producerbitch Shelley Ross's heir apparent Ben Sherwood is fingered for leaking this attributed to Charlie Gibson last week to NYP Page Six: “It took us six years to get rid of her.