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May 17
The pinup, once fodder for magazines with evocative titles like Eyeful and Wink, has evolved from the all-American calendar girl ... | Read on!
May 17
Conan O'Brien was a guest Thursday night on David Letterman's show, giving each a chance to speak about their rival ... | Read on!
May 17
"We liked the thinking and creativity and approach Weber had taken with the Pepsi Next launch so we asked them ... | Read on!
May 17
The money will go toward expanding coverage of immigration and ethnic communities in Southern California, United States-Mexico border issues and ... | Read on!
May 17
The network managed to attract a huge, raucous crowd for stars who are less than household names. | Read on!
May 17
While the CW is sending off "Gossip Girl" with a half-season run next fall, it's expanding its original offerings. | Read on!
May 17
The shift will be the second time that CBS has moved a successful Monday comedy to Thursday to try to ... | Read on!
May 17
Edward Enninful likes to go against type when he styles a photo shoot, and it’s working for W Magazine. | Read on!
May 17
Like someone joggling a Magic 8-Ball in order to elicit a more positive result, the CW has shaken up its ... | Read on!
May 17
For National Women's Health Week, the condom brand and TDA/Boulder are asking women that question to highlight that the condom ... | Read on!
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