Chatterbox: Gary Busey's red carpet faux pas
Actor Gary Busey has recently apologized for intruding on a red carpet E! News interview with actresses Laura Linney and Jennifer Garner at last month's Academy Awards ceremony. In the incident, Busey hugged Garner, who he had not previously met, and kissed her on the neck. "Everyone has experienced a handshake or hug which has turned awkward, and this was no different," Busey stated in his apology. What do you think of this rationalization?…
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Chatterbox: Roasting Matt Lauer
'Today' co-anchor Matt Lauer is the next victim of the Friars Club celebrity roast. Al Roker, the show's weatherman, will serve as the roastmaster. Do you think Matt Lauer was a good choice for the celebrity roast?…
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TV Tuesdays: 'South Park' gone preachy
The foul-mouth foursome of "South Park" is back for more risqué antics and controversial comedy in the animated comedy's 12th season on Comedy Central.…
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Chatterbox: Ouch! Being voted the unsexiest woman alive
Sarah Jessica Parker was recently voted "Unsexiest Woman Alive" by Maxim magazine. Parker responded, "Do I have big fake boobs, Botox and big lips? No. Do I fit some ideals and standards of some men writing in a men's magazine? Maybe not." What is your reaction to Maxim's designation?…
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Chatterbox: Oprah's big lawsuits
Talk show titan Oprah Winfrey and her Harpo Studios are fending off two lawsuits. One claims a woman attending a taping of Oprah's show was injured during an audience stampede, while the other alleges that the idea for "Oprah's Big Give" came from a woman in Boston and she has not received compensation. If you could sue Winfrey for anything, what would it be?…
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Chatterbox: Who's the movie villian that has you shaking in your boots?
Earlier this week, Entertainment Weekly released its list of the "50 Most Vile Movie Villains," which included Darth Vader, Norman Bates, Hannibal Lecter and Cruella De Vil. Who tops your list of the best of the worst?…
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Chatterbox: Wal-Mart setting low, low CD prices
Wal-Mart recently demanded that record labels cut CD prices to between $10 and $12 instead of the store's current selling average of $13.99, threatening to even stop selling albums all together. With Wal-Mart being the largest retailer of music, do you think it has the right to name its own price, or do you see it as another chance for the business to control the consumer market? …
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