Travolta's career can overcome sex scandal

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood actor John Travolta may be the subject of a $2 million assault and sexual battery lawsuit, but there is little likelihood the allegations will ruin his career, celebrity image experts said on Friday. Travolta, 58, has battled negative headlines all week after the filing of a lawsuit by two unidentified male masseurs who claim the actor sexually assaulted them in ...

Film Clips:The Five Year Engagement

OPENING TODAY: ELLES (NC-17) A journalist begins an investigative report on the lives of two student prostitutes, what began as another assignment quickly becomes very personal. The journalist, Anne, becomes so involved with these female students it forces her to confront her own reservations about what happens in the bedroom.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

Guide to 2012 western Montana summer camps

Summer is coming – we promise. That means no school for the kids, which means lots of opportunities to attend summertime camps.

Matt's TV Week in Review

This week in TV was as notable for the legends who left us as for what actually happened on TV in the last full week before the May sweeps begin (next Thursday). So let's start there, acknowledging two figures who loomed large in my formative years of being weaned on TV. It's impossible to imagine TV without Dick Clark, the genial host and canny impresario...

Shop Talk: Does 'The Bachelor' Discriminate?

Host Michel Martin checks in with the Barbershop guys about the latest in pop culture and entertainment. A new lawsuit charges ABC reality shows The Bachelor and The Bachelorette of racial discrimination. The guys also weigh in on the passing of Dick Clark of American Bandstand and New Year's Rockin Eve, and his influence on African-Americans.