• 'Sex' star Kim Cattrall hawking London's charms

  January 19, 2005
  "Sex in the City" star Kim Cattrall is hawking the charms of London as a great place to visit, Sky News reported Wednesday.

• New book alleges Abraham Lincoln was gay

  January 12, 2005
  A clinical psychologist and author claims in a new book that former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln was gay.

• Attila clan hungry for recognition

  January 12, 2005
  Nearly 1,600 years after his death, a group of descendants of Attila the Hun in Hungary want official status as an ethnic minority, The Telegraph reports.

• New book argues Abe Lincoln was gay

  December 16, 2004
  The age-old debate of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln's sexuality is due to be stirred up with the release of an author's determination Lincoln was gay.

• U2 and O'Jays to be inducted into Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame

  December 13, 2004
  The O'Jays, U2, Percy Sledge, Buddy Guy and The Pretenders were announced Monday as the 2005 inductees into The Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.

• 'Survivor' leads pack as reality shows rack up record number of Emmy nominations

  July 15, 2004
  Reality TV is finally coming in from the cold at the U.S. Emmy Awards.
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  Fantasia Barrino and Diana DeGarmo also hold top spots on Canadian sales charts

  July 10, 2004
  Even though Canadian Idol 2 is currently underway, American Idol 3 hasn't been forgotten north of the border.

• 'The Amazing Race 4' winner Reichen Lehmkuhl to appear on CBS's 'The Young And The Restless' soap

  October 21, 2003
  Reichen Lehmkuhl, who along with partner Chip Arndt won the fourth edition of the CBS reality show The Amazing Race, will appear on The Young And The Restless, television’s highest-rated daytime drama Tuesday, Oct. 21 through Thursday, Oct. 23 (12:30-1:30 PM, ET; 11:00 AM-12:00 Noon, PT) on the CBS Television Network. Lehmkuhl will appear as a waiter at the Genoa City Athletic Club restaurant frequented by the show’s characters.

• 'American Idol' finalist Josh Gracin recalled to Marine duty, leaves live tour

  July 2, 2003
  If music is in Joshua Gracin's future, Uncle Sam wants to reclaim his present. E! Online reports that Gracin, 22, the fourth-place finisher on Fox's American Idol this spring despite being on active duty in the U.S. Marines, has been recalled to his unit and will have to leave the upcoming live tour of Idol finalists.

• The WB & Pepsi team up for 'Play For A Billion' potential billion dollar giveaway show

  April 10, 2003
  Confirming our earlier report, The WB Network and Pepsi-Cola North America today announced a partnership for two major summer programming initiatives that will include the development of PLAY FOR A BILLION, a live television special in which a contestant will have the chance to win $1 billion and PEPSI SMASH, a six-week series that will feature performances by today's top musical acts.

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