AT&T announced today that they are ending their business relationship with golf superstar Tiger Woods. He had signed a multi-year deal with the telecom company earlier this year. Their logo replaced the Buick logo that for years adorned his golf bag. AT&T is the second known major sponsor to give Tiger the boot since his infamous early morning after-Thanksgiving car accident that lead to him admitting his marital infidelities... which in turn launched a slew of

Here's an animated sketch comedy from Supernews which airs on on Current TV. Its really funny. Enjoy.

This video according to the creator was not intended to degrade these celebs. In his words; "People are so obsessed with their image and what they look like that it makes regular folk like us (non celebs) not content with what we look like and who we are, because we base a lot of things on the "Celebrity Fantasy". But In reality these Celebs don't look like that either. They are cut, sucked, snipped, nipped

CNN's JD Cargill was at Comic-Con and caught up with stars of some of this Fall's hottest movies, including Twilight's "New Moon." and the stars of Astro Boy. I gotta see that. I'm an animation freak. Check it out:

Agencies and politicians are condemning the new horror film "Orphan". They are saying it perpetuates gross stereotypes about adoption. Geez. Don't they have anything better to do. Its just a movie. Get a life people. But that's just my opinion. Here's a discussion panel about this. Please feel free to share your thoughts on this. Leave me your comments.

It's the moment that many of his fans have been waiting for. Chris Brown has issued a video publicly apologizing to his former girlfriend Rihanna. Back in June, Chris pleaded guilty to one count of felony assault, resulting from the February incident where an argument between the former twosome turned physical. Chris said that he has wanted to apologize since the incident, but his attorneys had suggested him not to speak about it. Brown was

Sony Corporations motion picture studio has bid $50 million dollars to get the universal distribution rights to a movie based on rehearsal footage for Michael Jackson's "This Is It" comeback concert series, according to a someone familiar with the offer. The individual said Monday that the bid came after several studios, including Paramount, Universal, 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros., were shown footage beginning early last week. The person spoke upon stipulation of namelessness since the