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The film never capitalizes on writer-director Bob Goldthwait’s brilliantly wicked notion. What should have been a sharp dark comedy falls flat.
How will the President-elect make time for his family? That's the burning question weekly magazines are eagerly attempting to answer, whether the source is President-elect Barack Obama himself, or an array of nameless insiders.
After being retired for three years, Lance Armstrong has returned to professional cycling. In July, he’ll attempt to break his own record by winning an eighth Tour de France. As Armstrong currently trains for the first scheduled race of his comeback, Australia’s Tour Down Under, in January, his longtime trainer and coach Chris Carmichael spoke via phone to go “In Depth.”
Let’s not kid each other: Monday's “Dancing With The Stars” final performance show set the stage for a Brooke Burke victory. Lance Bass who? Warren Sapp what? The judges didn’t have any questions about who deserved to win: it was Brooke. Would the audience back them up?
Most “Dancing With The Stars” performance finales end the same way: the judges praise everyone (or at least two out of three final couples), and the whole thing is thrown to the audience vote as a relatively close contest. Monday night, the season seven finale was different.
We have reached the end of another season of “Dancing With The Stars,” and the show is doing all it can to hype the finale, a battle among Brooke Burke (perhaps you know her from her non-award-winning work on “Wild On” or “Rock Star”), former locker-door pinup Lance Bass of N'Sync, and retired NFL defensive tackle Warren Sapp.
“Hannah Montana” star Cody Linley won’t be among the three finalists facing off in next week’s “Dancing with the Stars” finale. After landing in last place with the judges for the third week in a row, and failing to rally enough viewer votes to keep him in the competition, the teen hung up his dancing shoes Tuesday night.
Monday’s semi-final round saw this season’s biggest shakeups on “Dancing with the Stars.” In a leaderboard-tipping night, each celebrity had two chances to showcase his or her ballroom best. Some rose to the challenge, delivering their top dances to date. Unfortunately for others, dancing duds were the order of the night.
Her was a hit with the judges this week, but it wasn’t enough to keep Susan Lucci dancing with the other stars. The leading lady of daytime TV never found her footing or that dose of Erica Kane that she needed to make it to the final five.
With the dance floor dead weight and much of the humor out the door (So long, Cloris Leachman!), “Dancing with the Stars” got back to the business of ballroom Monday night. And just in case the beloved basics weren’t enough, the show that’s never needed a twist added one anyway.
Some found Kate Hudson’s quick change from reunion relationship with Owen Wilson to new fling with Lance Armstrong shocking, but none more so that Owen himself. Life & Style reports just how the romance switcheroo happened.
Just days after the news of her split with Owen Wilson hit the headlines, Kate Hudson hit the town with Lance Armstrong. Recent public outings between the pair fueled fresh rumors of a rebound romance for the “Fool’s Gold” actress, and some reports suggest the match has been in the works for weeks.
A new but unproven theory says body heat might explain Lance Armstrong's astounding victory over testicular cancer. The theory — disputed by Armstrong's doctor — refers to the unusually high cure rate for testicular cancer, even when it has spread to other parts of the body.
Christmas in August; Gingerbread men cookies are first as Lance begins holiday bakingEmployees at the Archway cookie bakery in Ohio, now owned by Lance cookies, is already baking the gingerbread cookies for the upcoming fall and winter holidays. Employees state that the work atmosphere and conditions are better under Lance than they were under Archway's former m …
Lance earnings more than triple after Archway acquisitionLance Inc. on Friday said that earnings more than tripled in the second quarter, which they attributed to stepped-up advertising and a recent acquisition. Net revenue was up 11 percent over the second quarter of 2009.
YUM: Lance marketing Archway cookies in eastern U.S.Rising like the phoenix from the ashes of bankruptcy, the Archway cookie label is returning to stores east of the Mississippi River. Lance Inc.
Lance Armstrong, Amgen Cyclists Head for Modesto in Perilous WeatherThousands of details have been handled in preparation for today, when Modesto is the host of the finish for Stage 3 of the event, leaving everybody involved to sweat out one huge variable. The weather.
Lance (Archway) ready to add workers/Company official has positive newsLance Inc. will hire the second round of former Archway workers by the end of the month, according to Terry Helms, senior director of bakery services of Lance -- with plans to be a full production at the end of the year.
Sacramento Cyclist Hides Vicodin in "Crack"Stopped for not having light, police find man was sitting on more than his bike.
Stupid Cancer Newsletter, Holidays 2008I'm Too Young For This! Cancer Foundation releases it's Stupid Cancer Newsletter, Holidays 2008. All the news that's fit to print, chemo style.
AP NewsBreak: Armstrong to race in 2009 TourAUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Lance Armstrong says he will ride in the 2009 Tour de France, marking the first time he will compete in that race and the Giro d'Italia in the same year.
The Stupid Cancer FundThe Stupid Cancer Fund is a national campaign supporting the I'm Too Young For This! Cancer Foundation and it's mission to end isolation and improve quality of life for young adults affected by cancer.
Owen Wilson's New York Adventures Continue - Leave Lance Alone!He's been hanging out in New York for a few days, and already Owen Wilson is becoming a familiar face at city hot spots – from lunching downtown at Café Habana to dining at Graydon Carter's Waverly Inn with Sting and Lance Armstrong. And that was just Tuesday.
Students Strike Out With Breast Cancer T-ShirtTwo high school seniors in Kansas must scrap their fundraising project for breast cancer awareness.
His cancer fight is for others, tooCancer in young adults is isolating and nerve-wracking. One man is changing all the rules with a groundbreaking new organization.
Cancer's Dirty Little Secret For Survivors Under 40, Nothing's Changed
Cycling's Biggest Dopes: A reader's guide to the new Lance Armstrong and Floyd Landis books.Excerpt:"Shortly after Lance Armstrong began winning Tours de France, I asked one of his close advisers what, exactly, had changed.
The Cost of Living: No Cure For CancerFor young adults, life in the wake of cancer is no walk in the park. Remission is not a cure. Survivorship is all the rage and social networking is how we cope. Challenge the status quo, disrupt the system and get busy living.
Young adults find common groundGreat piece about the changing landscape in public health and the social sector about adolescents, teenagers and young adults with cancer. Great read! Kudos Lauren.
MSN - News - Lance Bass of 'N Sync Reveals He's GayLance Bass, band member of 'N Sync, says he's gay and in a "very stable" relationship with a reality show star.
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