• 'RHOBH' Brandi Glanville Confirms That Kim and Kyle Richards Haven't Spoken in 'Months'

    Every episode of 'RHOBH' seems to generate a lot of buzz, but the most recent one revealed an awful lot in just one scene. Kim and Kyle Richards have always been depicted as having a rocky relationship, but now it is apparent that the sisters's fighting is more deeply rooted than anyone watching ever realized. All season long Kyle has accused Brandi Glanville of coming between them, but the problems seem to have begun long before she was even introduced to the two of them. Years ago, Kyle bought her sister out of her share of their former childhood home and then sold the property in order to buy another. Kim's first visit to the new house was shown the other night, and it was not pleasant. Also, Glanville has confirmed that the sisters haven't spoken in "months."

  • Peter Reckell and Stephen Nichols Confirmed to Be Returning to 'Days of Our Lives' for 50th Anniversary

    Good news for longtime 'Days of Our Lives' fans, as we can now confirm that at least a few characters that were once an integral part of the show's history will be back onscreen later this year. In November, 'Days' will celebrate its 50th anniversary, and as it is so often like to do, the show will mark the occasion with some familiar faces. We now know for sure that Peter Reckell and Stephen Nichols will be returning to Salem, possibly for at least a few episodes.

  • Marvin Gaye's Family Issues Open Letter on 'Blurred Lines' Verdict, Won't Seek Legal Action Against Pharrell's "Happy"

    Marvin Gaye's family shared an open letter yesterday, March 18, regarding the recent verdict in the "Blurred Lines" lawsuit. A jury ruled that Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams owed the family $7.4 million because the pair's hit copied Gaye's 1977 track "Got to Give It Up." The family believes that if Gaye were alive today, he would embrace all the technological advances in music.

  • Madonna and 'Rebel Heart' Trump 'Empire' Soundtrack on Albums Chart, Luke Bryan Debuts New 'Spring Break' Chapter

    Yesterday we reported that the Empire Season One Soundtrack had topped Madonna's Rebel Heart on the Billboard 200, thanks to the number of additional downloads and streams that it got, allowing it to take advantage of Billboard's new metrics and top the iconic chart. However pure album sales tell a different story. While Empire edged Rebel Heart by around 9,000 copies on the 200, the opposite was true on the Albums Chart, where Rebel Heart placed no. 1 with 116,500 copies sold and Empire took no. 2 with 107,000 copies moved.

  • 'RHONJ' Joe Giudice Is Avoiding Visiting Wife Teresa in Prison

    Teresa Giudice is used to being hounded by the press, and she also knows how to handle -- or manipulate -- things at her leisure. Now that the 'RHONJ' star is serving 15 months behind bars for financial fraud her, shady husband Joe Giudice is left to hold down the fort, take care of their four children and navigate through rumors and bad press. Unfortunately, rather than lying low, Joe is in the middle of a cheating scandal with various outlets reporting that he was caught having an affair with a younger blonde. Teresa was likely counting the minutes for last weekend's family visit so she could handle her husband herself, but it never happened.In fact, Joe is avoiding visiting his wife in prison.

  • Kate Middleton Confirms Second Baby Is Due in Mid-April

    Kate Middleton's second pregnancy seems to have flown by, doesn't it? Wasn't it just yesterday that we were discussing her horrid morning sickness and how she was canceling numerous appearances because of it? The duchess is long past that part of her pregnancy and actually creeping into her final weeks. While we have heard she is due in late spring, there was never any idea of a due date given by the royals themselves until Middleton made an appearance yesterday, March 18. She has cionfirmed that she is due in mid-April.

  • NME Ranks Best Beatles Songs with Panel of Stars; Dave Grohl, Pete Townshend and More Voted...What Won?

    "The Best Beatles Songs" is a poll that you won't see Music Times touching with a ten-foot pole. One factor is laziness: There are just so many hits from the band...sorting them would be a nightmare. However, the major reason would be our cowardice: When a band's discography is so epic, regardless of what track you place at the top, the armies representing every other single in the group's catalogue will lash out. That's why we left the task to NME, a more well-connected publication in the band's home of the UK.
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