Jay Alves, Colorado Rockies’ vice president of communications/public relations, has won the 2010 Robert O. Fishel Award for Public Relations Excellence. The Fishel Award, named after the longtime baseball executive, acknowledges a non-uniformed representative of Major League Baseball for their ethics, character, dedication, service, professionalism and humanitarianism.
Tonight is going to be a very interesting night in the NBA. LeBron "King" James returns to Cleveland for the first time with his new team the Miami Heat to face the Cleveland Cavaliers. To say that he is going to be greeted with less than open arms would be the understatement of all understatements.
With the help of rapper, singer and songwriter, Nicki Minaj, Black Friday — the traditional start of the holiday shopping season — will once again turn pink on Nov. 26 as CompUSA and TigerDirect turn the shopping extravaganza into a charitable free-for-all for the fourth consecutive year.
Roberta Mancino is the talk of the Internet today, for all the good reasons. There are no scandals to mention, just a career worthy of accolades.
Did you ever think that East Coast vs. West Coast version two would be Jay-Z vs. MC Hammer? Me neither. MC Hammer has become a masterful digital marketer, and you most likely did not realize that was exactly what his video response to Jay-Z's lyric was.
Russian spy Anna Chapman is all in the news again to day over her Maxim shoot in Russia. Video has not been posted on the Russian website for the magazine showing Anna doing the cover and inner photos. It seems it is only a matter of time before Playboy contacts the obviously wanted Russian espionage queen.
Glee star Dianna Agron apologized formally for a series of racy pictures featuring three members of the Glee cast, published by GQ.
Jenn Sterger is the latest viral Playboy trend to hit the Internet. But interestingly, or maybe sadly, Playboy just may not be around that much longer to churn out controversy. Hugh Hefner's empire seems to be dwindling, and just at a time when the world can't get enough sexuality. 1953 to now seems like an eternity, especially when icons falter.
The upcoming release of the spy spoof Red is cause for some anticipation. Academy Award winning actors Morgan Freeman and Ernest Borgnine are even willing to appear on Saturday Night Live to promote the film - it simply has to be good for that to happen. Right? Well maybe. The latest Bruce Willis flick, Red promises laughs, stars, and action if nothing else.
Oprah Winfrey surprised 50 brides-to-be on her daytime talk show giving them Vera Wang wedding gowns.