Happy Birthday to "The Ring" actress Daveigh Chase (1990), "Mrs. Doubtfire" actress Mara Wilson (1987), "X-Men 3" actress Anna Paquin (1982), "Firefly" actress Summer Glau (1981),

Things are somewhat back to normal in San Francisco on Eli Stone. Eli (Jonny Lee Miller) has the aneurysm (and thus the visions) once more, pretty much everyone thinks he is crazy,

Atlanta - Saturday, October 4th: At a glittering gala event, a bevy of Hollywood power players including Oprah Winfrey, Will Smith and Sidney Poitier, entertainers

Happy Birthday to "The Ring" actress Daveigh Chase (1990), "Mrs. Doubtfire" actress Mara Wilson (1987), "X-Men 3" actress Anna Paquin (1982), "Firefly" actress Summer Glau (1981), WWE Diva Torrie Wilson (1975), singer/actress Jennifer Lopez (1969),

It's Thursday night, so you know what that means? Time for another horrendous episode of "Eli Stone," right? In this wild and crazy world that we live in, it's nice to have something to depend upon. Only this week, ol' Eli decided to throw us a little curveball. This week, the episode wasn't terrible. In fact, it actually bordered on decent. Quite shocking.

Britney Spears memorabilia has never been more in demand, according to auction website eBay - the troubled pop star sold more than 34,000 related items online in 2007. That compares with 27,377 items associated with Paris Hilton.

Baseball superstar Barry Bonds faces a maximum of 30 years in prison after he was indicted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice on Thursday.

Hip-hop mogul Marc Ecko spent $750,000 on baseball star Barry Bonds' most prized possesion - his record-breaking 756th home run ball. But Ecko will not be keeping the sports memoribllia for himself, opting to allow his fans to decide what he'll do with the piece of baseball history - in an online vote.

NEW YORK (AP) - While walking the few blocks from her Court TV office to a lunch interview, Star Jones was approached by a fan. ''You know, I think they should leave Barry Bonds alone,'' the man volunteered as he and Jones crossed 42nd Street.

Teenage actor Zac Efron was left shocked during a U.S. TV interview on Tuesday night, when host Jay Leno presented the baseball fanatic with a ball signed by record-breaking player Barry Bonds.