• House of Freaks guitarist Bryan Harvey and family killed in slaying

  January 3, 2006
  Richmond, Va., police Tuesday sought leads in the slayings of House of Freaks guitarist Bryan Harvey, his wife and their two young daughters.

• HBO's 'Deadwood' wins five Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards

  September 12, 2005
  HBO's "Deadwood" topped all series, grabbing five trophies at the 2005 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles.
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  NBC reveals the identities of its 'The Biggest Loser 2' contestants

  August 25, 2005
  NBC has revealed the identities of the fourteen men and women who will be competing on the upcoming second season of its The Biggest Loser reality weight loss competition series. The Biggest Loser 2 will debut on Tuesday, September 13 with a special 8:00-9:30PM ET/PT premiere.

• Backstreet Boy Nick Carter angered by assault lawsuit

  July 21, 2005
  Backstreet Boy Nick Carter is upset he's named in an assault lawsuit filed against his sister by her former roommate.

• Annabella Sciorra joins NBC's 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' series

  May 24, 2005
  Hollywood actress Annabella Sciorra will star opposite Chris Noth on NBC's "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" next season.

• 'Mole' runner-up Jim Morrison asked by own party to quit NJ state senate race

  June 28, 2003
  The Associated Press reports that 32-year-old New Jersey attorney Jim Morrison, who was the runner-up in the first edition of ABC's The Mole in 2001 (to his ally Steve Cowles), has been asked by the New Jersey Democratic Party to withdraw his candidacy in the upcoming state senate race in the state's 24th Legislative District. According to the Sussex County Democratic Party chairman, Jim's candidacy, combined with (a) his openness about his sexual orientation (gay) and (b) the nude photographs taken of him during a 1996 contest that later appeared in the Village Voice, will wound the Democrats in a district where they are outnumbered by Republicans 3-to-1.

• NBC's upcoming 'Last Comic Standing' reality series to repeat on Comedy Central cable channel

  April 3, 2003
  NBC has announced that it has licensed a "second-window" (ie. repeat airing) of NBC’s upcoming summer series The Last Comic Standing: The Search For The Funniest Person in America to cable’s Comedy Central network. The Last Comic Standing will debut this summer on NBC and each episode will be re-broadcast on Comedy Central within a week of its NBC premiere. In addition to receiving a talent contract with NBC, the winner will also now receive his/her own stand-up comedy special on Comedy Central.

• Changes Coming For 'Mole 2, ' Including Kathryn Joining The Team Behind The Scenes

  July 24, 2001
  ABC is stacking the deck this time out by having not one, but two Moles on the pay roll. While, the game itself will still revolve around the contestants identifying the traitor among them, last season's Mole, lawyer Kathryn Price, is now working for the show as a writer.

• Online Bookmaker Tags Kathryn As Favorite To Guess The Mole

  January 7, 2001
  Intertops.com, the Internet's first and largest sports betting place, has announced they they have become the first bookmaker in the world to accept bets on who will guess the mole and they have named Kathryn as the favorite. Their current odds (as of January 5th) are listed below. For more information about Kathryn, see our Contestants section. How do you feel about their call?? Talk about it on our message boards

• Online Bookmaker Tags Steven As Favorite To Be The Mole

  January 7, 2001
  Intertops.com, the Internet's first and largest sports betting place, has announced they they have become the first bookmaker in the world to accept bets on who is the mole and they have named Steven as the favorite. Their current odds (as of January 5th) are listed below. For more information about Steven, see our Contestants section. How do you feel about their call?? Talk about it on our message boards

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