• Fox Affiliate Anchor Kristi Capel Suspended for Using Racial Slur to Describe Lady Gaga's Performances

    The fallout continues for Cleveland's 'Fox 8 in the Morning' anchor Kristi Capel, who on Monday, Feb. 23, made the potentially career-ending mistake of using a racial slur on air. While doing an Oscar recap with co-anchor Wayne Dawson for the Fox affiliate, Capel praised Lady Gaga's performance by saying she usually cannot hear her voice because of the "jigaboo music" she uses. In case Capel did not offend people the first time, she then used the word a second time to really drive home her point, and boy, did viewers get it. In spite of issuing an apology, the reaction has been so bad Capel has been suspended from the air.

  • Violent Seizures Prevented Doctors From Successfully Bringing Bobbi Kristina Out of Coma

    Bobbi Kristina Brown's loved ones were filled with hope when doctors began to decrease the medication that has kept her in a medically induced coma for weeks. The thinking was that if they could successfully bring her out of the coma, then they would finally be better able to assess the real extent of her injuries. Whitney Houston's only child was found face down in a bathtub nearly four weeks ago, and it has been touch and go ever since. Unfortunately, Brown remains comatose this morning, Feb. 26, after doctors had no choice but to increase her medication again. Violent seizures have prevented doctors from successfully bringing her out of a coma.

  • The Kardashians Ink Four-Year, $100 Million Deal With E!

    In case you thought -- or hoped -- that the Kardashians's time in the spotlight was coming to an end, think again. Someone is apparently still watching and people must still be super invested in the family that has become a household name because E! just inked a $100 million deal to keep them from moving on. This means that viewers can count on four more years of 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' as well as all of the other offshoot reality shows.

  • IFPI Announces New International Standard of Friday as New Music Release Day; American Agencies Protest

    A decision that we figured would cause more of a media hullabaloo has been settled: New music albums will now universally be released on Fridays instead of Tuesdays. The conversation between the world's largest music markets has been going back and forth for half a year but ultimately European representatives won out in proposing the Friday release date, as opposed to a universal Tuesday release, in the tradition of what Americans already expect.

  • 'American Idol' Season 14 Recap & Review: Top 12 Guys Ranked Worst to Best from Detroit

    American Idol traveled from Hollywood to Detroit in order to kick off the live performances. The gentlemen started the week at The Fillmore, serenading Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban, Harry Connick Jr., and an excited crowd of fans. The performances ranged from soulful to safe while America decided who would be the next contestants to exit the competition.
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