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Singer Chris Brown's assault trial delayed to next week (19 April 03:21 am)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Singer Chris Brown\'s assault trial was delayed on Friday, when a Washington, D.C., judge put off a verdict for the R&B artist\'s bodyguard whose trial on the same charge is

The stars turn out for Sting (18 April 11:17 am)

Apr 18 - Music, movie and political stars help raise money for the Sting and Trudie Style\'s Rainforest Fund. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

Sun, yachts and stars beckon visitors to Cannes (18 April 09:24 am)

CANNES (Reuters) - Sun, celebrities, and a world-renowned film festival have made Cannes synonymous with glamour, guaranteed prime people-watching and a chance to relish the good life against the

Reaction to the death of Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez (18 April 06:47 am)

BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature and was a master of magical realism, died on Thursday. He was 87.

Miley Cyrus remains hospitalized, cancels two more concerts (18 April 06:33 am)

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Miley Cyrus, who is suffering from a sinus infection, has postponed two more U.S. concerts on her \"Bangerz\" tour as the pop star remains hospitalized following an allergic

Nobel winner Garcia Marquez, master of magical realism, dies at 87 (18 April 05:27 am)

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the Colombian author whose beguiling stories of love and longing brought Latin America to life for millions of readers and put magical realism on the

Singer Chris Brown's bodyguard on trial for assault (18 April 03:35 am)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A man who accused singer Chris Brown and his bodyguard of breaking his nose testified on Thursday that the R&B artist punched him because he did not want to pose for a photo.

The life of Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez (18 April 03:20 am)

BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian author and Nobel Prize winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who crafted enchanting stories that blurred the line between magic and reality, died on Thursday at the age of 87.

Chelsea Clinton is pregnant with first child (18 April 02:51 am)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chelsea Clinton announced on Thursday she is pregnant with the first grandchild of former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Rihanna settles multimillion-dollar lawsuit with ex-accountants (18 April 02:39 am)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pop star Rihanna has agreed to settle a lawsuit with her former accountants accusing them of mismanaging her finances and costing her millions of dollars, lawyers for the parties

Tribeca Festival films go behind the scenes in fashion, dance and theater (18 April 02:10 am)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - From final fittings at a famous Parisian fashion house to rehearsals for a young choreographer\'s new work for the New York City Ballet and a global tour of \"Richard III,\"

Mary Higgins Clark retains No. 1 spot on U.S. best-sellers list (17 April 10:24 pm)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Author Mary Higgins Clark\'s novel \"I\'ve Got You Under My Skin,\" held on to the top spot on the U.S. best-sellers list on Thursday for the second consecutive week.

Salsa music great José "Cheo" Feliciano, 78, dies in car crash (17 April 10:12 pm)

SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Puerto Rican singer José Luis \"Cheo\" Feliciano, who performed with some of salsa\'s top stars, was killed in a car crash in San Juan early Thursday morning, police said.

In weird Brazilian cave insects, male-female sex organs reversed (17 April 09:36 pm)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - This may be the role reversal to end all role reversals.

Book Talk - Robert Lautner on writing, endings and guns (17 April 08:52 pm)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Novelist Robert Lautner chronicles the adventures of a young boy and the impact of the invention of Samuel Colt\'s revolving handgun in \"Road to Reckoning,\" a coming-of-age tale

'X-Men' director Singer accused of drugging and raping teenager. (17 April 07:52 pm)

Just weeks before the release of his new film \'X-Men: Days of Future Past\', director Bryan Singer is accused of drugging and raping a teenage boy, according to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday (April 16).

Salsa music star José "Cheo" Feliciano, 78, dies in car crash (17 April 07:27 pm)

SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Puerto Rican singer José Luis \"Cheo\" Feliciano who performed with some of salsa\'s top stars, was killed in a car crash in San Juan early Thursday morning, police said.

Cannes festival lineup mixes Hollywood star power, world cinema (17 April 05:04 pm)

PARIS (Reuters) - Hollywood star power will mix with world cinema at the 67th Cannes Film Festival in May, after the announcement on Thursday that one of the films to be shown in competition will be

Jay-Z announces festival in downtown Los Angeles (17 April 03:26 pm)

Rapper Jay-Z will bring the \"Made in America\" music festival to downtown Los Angeles. Rough cut - no narration

The Tribeca Film Festival's Illmatic start (17 April 08:06 am)

Apr 16 - Nas celebrates the 20th anniversary of his album Illmatic with a new documentary film and a concert. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

'Frozen' album sells 2 million, tops Billboard chart for 10th week (17 April 04:15 am)

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Two Nordic princesses held their reign atop the weekly Billboard 200 album chart on Wednesday as the soundtrack to Disney\'s hit animated film \"Frozen\" crossed the 2 million

Colombia's Garcia Marquez "delicate" after pneumonia: President Santos (17 April 02:28 am)

BOGOTA (Reuters) - Nobel Prize-winning Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez has recovered from pneumonia but his condition remains \"delicate\", Colombia\'s President Juan Manuel Santos said on

Rapper Jay Z brings 'Made in America' music fest to Los Angeles (17 April 01:55 am)

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rapper Jay Z joined Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Wednesday to announce that his music festival, \"Budweiser Made in America,\" will be coming to downtown Los Angeles in

Miley Cyrus cancels second concert after hospitalization (17 April 12:02 am)

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Miley Cyrus has canceled a concert in St. Louis on Wednesday as she remains hospitalized from a \"severe allergic reaction to antibiotics,\" according to a statement issued from

A Minute With: John Oliver on channeling rage into comedy (16 April 05:35 pm)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - British stand-up comedian John Oliver can sound downright angry at times, even though his star is on the rise.