Knight-Ridder Tribune

While the name Hanson may still conjure up images of three towheaded kids impishly banging away on their instruments and singing slick pop tunes, Hanson circa 2004 is three men...

Jeff Wald's patients are forever talking about room air cleaners. They ask the allergist whether the units work, where to put them in their homes and which one they should...

Michael Moore's film "Fahrenheit 9/11" has been called many things: incendiary, thought-provoking, satirical, propaganda. But is it true? Political commentators already have weighed in. Detractors of President Bush have praised...

Can a movie influence a presidential election? A weekend after "Fahrenheit 9/11" set a record for the most money earned by a documentary, that question is being asked by plenty...

"That Was the Week That Was," the saber-toothed political satire series that aired on NBC in the 1960s, is being resurrected on ABC's "Primetime." "The Week" will be the closing...

Jesse Malin has released at least eight records with three different bands and on his own, yet the New York singer is still wary of second albums. "You have your...

Never mind the sincere blue tie, men. Forgo the hair transplants. The chin is the new power player in today's world. More men are trotting off to plastic surgeons to...

"Trading Spaces" will undergo an extreme makeover in the fall. Second-quarter ratings for TLC's most popular show--hosted by Paige Davis and produced by Banyan Productions--have plunged 50 percent from the...

Who's in it: Robert Redford, Willem Dafoe, Helen Mirren, Alessandro Nivola What it's about: When Wayne (Redford), a husband, father and self-made entrepreneur, is kidnapped by an ordinary man, Arnold...

Like the Tour de France, Lance Armstrong's fame has come in stages. His first win in 1999 offered a quick introduction to advertisers and the public. Two more wins and...