January 26th, 2015 
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By Bob Price
Winning an Oscar doesn’t guarantee a thespian lifelong wealth. Just ask two-time Oscar winner Dianne Wiest, who recently said she’s struggling with money issues due to a lack of well-paying work, and may wind up homeless soon.
In a recent interview with the New York Times, Wiest discussed her upcoming role in in the off-Broadway production of Rasheeda Speaking, but also talked about her personal life, saying “I have to move out of my apartment soon” because she can’t pay her rent.
January 25th, 2015 CEO 
By Bob Price
Another entertainment legend has passed on. Joe Franklin, broadcasting legend of both radio and television in New York City, had died of cancer at the age of 88.
Franklin was considered to be one of the founders of the TV talk show format, predating hosts like Johnny Carson and Dick Cavett, and gave many up-and-coming stars their first real media exposure on his show.
Franklin started ‘The Joe Franklin Show’ in 1950, and remained on the air constantly until illness forced him off only in recent weeks. He worked primarily for New York stations WOR and WJZ, was said to have never missed a scheduled broadcast, and interviewed more than 300,000 guests during his career.
January 25th, 2015 CEO January 21st, 2015 CEO 
By Andi Goforth
If you’re traveling to the state of Mississippi, you may want to chose your words carefully. According to 2010 Mississippi Code, Title 97 Crimes, Chapter 29-Crimes Against Public Morals and Decency, if a person uses profanity in the presence of two or more people, he can be fined $100 or be imprisoned in the county jail for not more than thirty days, or both.
So, the next time you’re in the Magnolia State, mind your manners.
January 20th, 2015 CEO 
Jazz innovator Marc Cary, voted Rising Star-Keyboardist in this year’s 62nd Annual DownBeat Critics Poll, updates one of the most adventurous concepts of his career with the release of Rhodes Ahead Vol. 2 on March 17, 2015, on Motéma Music.
The upcoming album is the long-awaited follow-up to Rhodes Ahead Vol. 1, Cary’s breakthrough of 1999 (with its sly allusion to the ubiquitous Fender Rhodes electric piano), in which the former drummer and trumpeter incorporated elements of drum n’ bass, electronic funk and R&B, house, Afro-Cuban, ethnic, and the ‘go-go’ music of his teenage bands in Washington, DC. The result was a savvy, exotic mix that crossed rhythmic bridges between generations, much as his idol Miles Davis had done when he met Fillmore rock audiences head-on three decades earlier.
January 20th, 2015 CEO 
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By Andi Goforth
Scandal! Nothing sells papers, garners watchers, or occupies water cooler conversations like a good scandal. Whether it’s a politician or an actor, athlete or a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, if lying, cheating, or sex is involved, it gets people’s attention.
The NFL is certainly no stranger to scandal. We have compiled a list of what we think are 5 of the most talked about scandals of recent times. Which is the most scandalous? Let us know what you think.
January 19th, 2015 CEO Loading ...
By David Stillwell
In 2014, Marlisa Punzalan performed Titanium by David Guetta on the Australian version of X-Factor. The original features Sia, but Marlisa took the song up a half-step.
In 2013, Ellona Santiago performed Titanium on the US Version of X-Factor.
January 18th, 2015 CEO 
By Bob Price
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch, known as ‘The Outlaw’, testified in court that his estranged girlfriend, Patricia Driscoll, is actually an international assassin who has carried out deadly missions around the world.
January 14th, 2015 CEO 
By David Stillwell
The recent cover of inTouch Magazine popped a photoshopped picture of Bruce Jenner with makeup and looking like a well-dressed, woman of stature. In short, there are worse looking women. The bottom line is who cares. It is somewhat sad that people cannot go through their own identity crisis without being dragged into the public spotlight and gang raped by the media.
What’s the Harm?
First, who really knows what Bruce Jenner is going through. He is not holding press conferences. He is not being hauled off to jail because of public brawls. He is not hashing out his business in public in true Justin Bieber style. He is just quietly going about his life.
January 13th, 2015 CEO 
By Bob Price
Actor and comedian Taylor Negron, veteran of many movies and televisions shows, but best known for his supporting role in 1982’s Fast Times at Ridgemont High, has passed away after a prolonged battle with cancer. He was 57.
His cousin, former Three Dog Night member Chuck Negron, announced his death on an emotional YouTube video.
January 11th, 2015 CEO 
By Bob Price
Swedish bombshell actress and model Anita Ekberg, famed for her role in legendary director Federico Fellini’s 1960 groundbreaking film La Dolce Vita, died on Sunday morning at her home in Italy, after a lingering illness. She was 83.
She was born Kerstin Anita Marianne Ekberg in 1931 in Sweden. She won the Miss Sweden beauty pageant at age 20, and went on to the Miss Universe pageant, which she didn’t win. But she was offered a movie contract, and would go on to appear in 50 movies during her very successful career. Her final film was Bambola in 1996, and among her first was Abbott and Costello Go to Mars in 1953.
January 10th, 2015 CEO 
By Andi Goforth
George Zimmerman, the self-appointed Neighborhood Watch Nazi who was acquitted in the 2012 shooting death of Travon Martin, is once again in the news. He was arrested late Friday evening, charged with aggravated assault.
Details are still unfolding, but Zimmerman was reported to have thrown a wine bottle at his girlfriend. The incident occurred several days prior to his arrest.
January 7th, 2015 CEO Loading ...By David Stillwell
Following the January 4, 2015 game between the Cowboys and the Lions where critical mistakes by NFL Refs lead to the Cowboy’s victory over the Detroit Lions. Foul! There have been plenty of experts, outside of the NFL who has reviewed the tapes, and fostered opinions that the Ref responsible for picking up the flag for pass interference was wrong. Big deal, bad calls happen all of the time. However, it is more than just a bad call? Many people seem to think it is, especially after the VIP of Officiating was caught partying on the Cowboy’s owners party bus. At the very least that is bad form; but what if…
What if the two incidents are connected?
January 6th, 2015 CEO 
By Bob Price
A pair of photos from a highway video camera in a remote part of Arizona, apparently showing a large group of unidentified bipedal creatures making their way along the brush on the side of the road, has ignited conjecture and controversy worldwide among Bigfoot enthusiasts and cryptozoological researchers.
The Arizona Department of Transportation posted the video screen shot to their Facebook page on Jan. 1st, with the caption “We might have spotted a family of sasquatches on SR 260 near Heber this afternoon. What do you think?”
January 5th, 2015 CEO By David Stillwell
It has to be a nail in the coffin for the NFL, as Dean Blandino is caught on board the Cowboys Party Bus. Why is that a problem? Dean Blandino is the NFL’s VP of Officiating. In a video aired by TMZ, has most of the NFL Clubs up in arms. The video shows Dean Blandino enjoying a night on the town with the owners, VP, and owners family of the Dallas Cowboys.
Fast Forward to the Lions versus the Cowboys for January 4, 2015, and the problem really comes to a head. Botched calls give edge to the Cowboys. In a play that drew pass interference flags against the Cowboys is the heart of the problem the Ref threw the flag, and the penalty was overturned. In an explanation of why, Pete Morelli, who spoke to Todd Archer, explains that the original foul was thrown by the back ref and upon consultation with another ref the penalty was overturned. The reason is that the front line ref claims that what occurred was not pass interference, but rather face guarding. Face guarding is not a penalty in the NFL, though it is in College Football
January 3rd, 2015 CEO 
By Bob Price
Donna Douglas, an actress best known for her role as Elly May Clampett on the long-running television show “The Beverly Hillbillies” in the 1960’s, died on New Year’s Day after a prolonged battle with pancreatic cancer. She was 82 years old.
Her Elly May character was considered somewhat scandalous during the show’s heyday, with Douglas appearing in tight fitting jeans and blouses at time when dresses were the accepted norm.
January 3rd, 2015 CEO 
By Bob Price
Mario Cuomo, colorful, controversial, and oft times combative New York political icon, died on New Year’s Day at his Manhattan apartment. He was 82 years old. The cause of death was reported as being due to complications from congestive heart failure.
Cuomo served three terms as a Democratic governor during tumultuous times for the state, including two severe recessions, and was several times eyed as a presidential contender, though he never officially threw his hat into the ring.
December 30th, 2014 CEO 
By Bob Price
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has just announced, to the shock and skepticism of UFO buffs the world over, that it’s been in the UFO business since the 1950’s, and is responsible for well over half of flying saucer sightings. Well, sort of.
December 30th, 2014 CEO 
GRAMMY Award-winning country star Dwight Yoakam returns to The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on March 26.
Tickets start at $45 and go on sale Jan. 15.
Since 1986, Yoakam has released 23 albums and compilations that have sold more than 25 million copies. He has 12 gold albums and nine platinum or multiplatinum albums, including the triple-platinum “This Time.” Five of those albums have topped Billboard’s Country Albums chart, with another 15 landing in the Top 10.
