You heard it here first: Sting is bringing his “If On a Winter’s Night” show to St. John the Divine in Harlem. An announcement is forthcoming about concerts planned for December 8 and 9. ... Read More
Michael Jackson’s recorded music will likely stay with Sony Music. Contrary to reports today, no one connected with Michael Jackson has any idea of talks to move Jackson’s records to Universal ... Read More
How ironic. Michael Jackson is dead. But in “This Is It,” the filmed chronicle of rehearsals for shows that never happened, he finally gets his greatest wish granted: He’s a movie star (h... Read More
Friday night’s Bebe Buell show at photographer Bob Gruen’s birthday party was one of those things you didn’t want to miss. The party was in a first floor space narrow as the Concorde on W... Read More
The world may come to an end on November 13th for Columbia Pictures/Sony. Or make that November 14, aka “the day after tomorrow.” Even as Sony braces itself for the Michael Jackson release, ... Read More
ABC News Nightline’s report on Scientology last week doesn’t bode well for Tom Cruise. Just as he was trying to polish up his press by making new movie with Cameron Diaz, Cruise’s image i... Read More
“Crash”director Paul Haggis does not want to discuss his letter of resignation from Scientology. He told a mutual friend, who communicated this to me after this column was first to report what ... Read More
I told you a few weeks ago that “Law & Order: Criminal Intent” was letting go of three main players: Vincent D’Onofrio, Kathryn Erbe, and Eric Bogosian. Now I can tell you this: one o... Read More
Paul Haggis, the Oscar-winning writer-director whose credits include “Crash,” “Million Dollar Baby” and “Letters From Iwo Jima,” has left the Church of Scientology. We w... Read More
Michael Stipe and REM are back. Stipe turned up last night at the Boom Boom Room (or whatever it’s called this week), Andre Balazs’s fiercely hip nightclub in the sky on the 18th floor of the S... Read More
