Alan Rosenberg, Valerie Harper

Screen Actors Guild (SAG) president Alan Rosenberg and actress Valerie Harper join thousands of Writers Guild of America (WGA) writers and others in the fifth day of their strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) in a rally at Fox Plaza in Los Angeles' C…

Valerie Harper

** FILE ** In this Nov. 9, 2007, file photo, actress and Screen Actors Guild member Valerie Harper shows her support of thousands of members of the Writers Guild of America during the fifth day of the writers strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) at F…

The AFI's 100 greatest love stories of all time

#26: "The Lady Eve," 1941, starring Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda. Here, Barbara Stanwyck takes a breather between scenes on the Hollywood lot of Columbia Pictures July 10, 1941. (AP Photo)

A look back at some earlier Emmy Awards

Barbara Bain, named best actress in a leading role in a dramatic series, poses in Hollywood, Calif., May 19, 1968 with Pat Paulsen, awarded an Emmy for individual achievement in special classifications. Miss Bain plays a secret agent in "Mission: Impossible" while Paulsen appears on the Smot…

A look back at some earlier Emmy Awards

Winners of Emmys at Television's 30th Awards program in Pasadena Sunday night, September 17, 1978 for their performances as outstanding supporting actress and actor in a comedy series are Julie Kavner, for her role in "Rhoda" and Rob Reiner for his role in "All In The Family. " Kavner also w…

The Tales from the Morgue swimsuit issue

Therese Baldwin models brief black velvet bikini while Carol Merrill, left wears another of Cole of California's new bathing suit styles on Nov. 19, 1964. (AP Photo/Ed Widdis)

Andy Griffith, 1926-2012

Andy Griffith, star of the New York stage play "No Time for Sergeants," ponders the problems of a cameraman at Warner Brother's studio in Burbank, Nov. 8, 1957 where he is working in "Onionhead." The movie is a story of a recruit in the U.S. Coast Guard, played by Griffith, who loses all his…

Monster cruise ship sets sail

HELSINKI, Finland — It's five times larger than the Titanic, has seven "neighborhoods," an ice rink, a golf course and a 750-seat outdoor amphitheater. The world's largest cruise ship is finally finished, and Friday it began gliding toward its home port in Florida.

Monster cruise ship sets sail

US cannot attack and support Afghanistan's drug trade

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Dozens in House scrutinized, leak shows

WASHINGTON — Dozens of lawmakers have drawn scrutiny from their ethics monitor this year for everything from financial dealings to travel and campaign donations, according to a leaked account showing an active House panel secretly at work.

Dozens in House scrutinized, leak shows

House Dems issue own health-care bill with gov't-run plan on heels of Senate

WASHINGTON — Cheered by President Obama, House Democrats rolled out landmark legislation Thursday to extend health care to tens of millions who lack coverage, impose sweeping new restrictions on the insurance industry and create a government-run option to compete with private insurers.

House Dems issue own health-care bill with gov't-run plan on heels of Senate

TREO sets goal of helping entrepreneurs

Tucson Regional Economic Opportunities Inc. announced a new initiative to help entrepreneurs at its annual meeting Thursday.

'See How They Run' classic British farce

Oh, the good old days. Life was simpler back then, more innocent, with mistaken identities, Russian spies and drunken spinsters. . . . • "It's craziness!" said Mickey Nugent, director of "See How They Run," which Pima Community College Theatre Arts opens next week. • One could get playfully …