Bar Refaeli
The people have spoken, and supermodel Bar Refaeli has topped this year's Maxim Hot 100 list.
"I am shocked that among all these beautiful ladies, I'm No. 1," Refaeli said. "Thank you so much for voting for me! I'm truly honored. This is a title I will never forget."
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Maurice Sendak
Children's book author and illustrator Maurice Sendak, best known for Where the Wild Things Are, has died, The New York Times reports. He was 83.
Sendak died Tuesday in Danbury, Conn., from complications following a recent stroke, his longtime editor told the newspaper.
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Sendak's books transformed the children's genre by featuring somewhat obnoxious characters and dark plots that included kidnapping and demons.
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Stephen Colbert
Stephen Colbert returned to The Colbert Report Monday after canceling two shows last week because of "unforeseen circumstances." And those were?
Colbert Report taken off the air due to "unforeseen circumstances"
Well, first, they were ...
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Stephen Colbert
The Colbert Report will resume Monday after production was unexpectedly shut down due to "unforeseen circumstances" on Wednesday and Thursday.
The show's official website has been updated with a full week of guests, beginning Monday with...
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Stephen Colbert
The Colbert Report unexpectedly shut down production on Wednesday and Thursday of this week for "unforeseen circumstances," and the New York Post reports that Stephen Colbert took the break to care for his ailing 91-year-old mother in South Carolina.
"They...
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Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart
Stephen Colbert knows you can't control a Super PAC and run for president. And after hearing the advice of his lawyer and former Federal Election Commission Chairman Trevor Potter, he reluctantly knows you can't coordinate with the Super PAC. So he handed off the reins to someone he barely knows — Jon Stewart.
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Stephen Colbert
While some are up in arms about Mitt Romney's declaration, "I like firing people," Stephen Colbert is "defending" the leading Republican presidential candidate. On Tuesday's The Colbert Report, he explains (with the help of a turntable) that he thinks Romney's words were "taken out of context" — which Romney would never do, of course.
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The Tonight Show
Remember the late night wars? Now that there are so many choices on TV — even in the bedtime hours — the idea of Jay vs. Dave seems quaint.
That was all the more apparent this November, as the battle between the two late night titans came to a draw. The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (3.6 million) still held a slight edge over Late Show With David Letterman (3.4 million) in viewers. But for the first time since 1994, Letterman (with a 0.9 rating) managed to beat ...
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Jimmy Kimmel
It's Jimmy Kimmel's turn to zing President Barack Obama: The late-night host will emcee the White House Correspondents' Association's 98th annual dinner next year, the organization announced Tuesday.
"I look forward to being ...
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Stephen Colbert
Stephen Colbert says he's been "swept up by a Category-5 Herman Cain."
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