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Jacko Lived With New Jersey Family

Michael Jackson, homeless and drifting, spent the last three months living in a family’s private home, trying to be normal.

FOX411: Rosie O'Donnell: George Bush Is a War Criminal

Rosie O'Donnell says 'George Bush is a war criminal' while hosting the 10th annual fundraiser for her For All Kids Foundation.

FOX411: Julia Roberts-Tom Hanks 'War': Trouble?

It's a confusing sign that Oprah Winfrey interviewed Julia Roberts and Tom Hanks this week for their Mike Nichols-directed movie, Charlie Wilson's War' - the movie still has not been shown to almost anyone in the press.

Britney's 'Blackout' Drops Out

A month to the day after its release, Britney Spears’s 'Blackout' album is over and out. Even with the enthusiasm of the holiday sales, fans have pretty much turned their back on the CD after buying 430,000 copies.

FOX411: Nicole Kidman's 'Compass' Points to Success

'The Golden Compass' is here. After being treated to tantalizing bits and pieces, I've seen the whole movie, a sumptuous two-hour adventure that has as much to do with being anti-Christian or Catholic as 'Flipper.' So much for that.

FOX411: 'SNL' Rehired Chevy Chase 'For Scale'

Before the writer's strike, Chevy Chase's return to 'Saturday Night Live' segment 'Weekend Update' was supposed to be a recurring role, but his first appearance got mucked up by two things...

FOX411: Julia Roberts: Comeback Kid of 2007?

Julia Roberts shines along with Tom Hanks and Philip Seymour Hoffman in Mike Nichols' 'Charlie Wilson's War.'

FOX411: Dixie Chick Urges Donations for Murderers

The Dixie Chicks have a new controversy on their hands. Lead singer Natalie Maines is urging people to contribute money to a defense fund for three Arkansas men that she (and many others) believe were wrongly convicted of killing three children in 1993.

FOX411: Dixie Chicks Urge Donations for Murderers

The Dixie Chicks have a new controversy on their hands. In particular, lead singer Natalie Maines has started a defense fund for three Arkansas men she (and many others) believe were wrongly convicted of killing three children in 1993.