Entertainment

The hysteria builds as Howard Stern gets ready to go uncensored. The man is a pig, and a dishonest one at that. I predict he will go down: rich, but down. Media-types think satellite radio was stillborn (something better will replace it) and relentless vulgarity grows tiresome after awhile,

Cards for everything. > I learned that Halloween cards have been around since 1908 and that some 28 million of them are sent in this country every year. Halloween ranks seventh among top greeting card occasions (after Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day,

> Paris Hilton says she isn't giving up "The Simple Life" just yet. "We're shooting Nov. 1," said the 24-year-old hotel heiress, who had a front-row seat at the Louis Verdad fashion show Sunday. "All the networks are

Blame the video game makers, but if we didn't have an adult population that revelled in juvenile pursuits, such things wouldn't exist: > A football video game set to hit stores today takes the gridiron to new lows – allowing players to juice up, attack opponents and

The nightmare will be replaced with something else, but I'll take my pop culture condolence wherever I can find it: > Television industry insiders in America are quietly acknowledging this weekend that a trend long predicted but never quite proven may at last be coming true: the appetite

> To millions The Chronicles of Narnia are a childhood tale of wonder and triumph now made into a film that could inspire millions of children to read. To others, including the celebrated fantasy author Philip Pullman, they are stories of racism and thinly veiled religious propaganda that will corrupt