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TV's Saralegui Also Scores High Ratings for Home Furnishings LineFor decades, Emmy Award-winning journalist Cristina Saralegui has been at home in the TV studio, where she conducts interviews as host of her successful Spanish-language talk show "The Cristina Show," airing on Univision. But for the past 5 years, the veteran broadcaster has been equally at home in another venue: the home furnishings market. |
Journalist Says Apple and CEO LiedA ZDNet journalist said Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs flat-out lied about the liver transplant he underwent in Tennessee two months ago. |
Neda Soltani--The Face of a ProtestThe on-camera death Neda Soltani, a 26-year-old Iranian political activist, has sparked a worldwide Internet frenzy. |
Perez Hilton: Toning it Down to Lure Advertisers?Is the Rated-R Web site of the Queen of All Media about to go PG? A spokesman for the notoriously snarky Perez Hilton, ranked as the world's No. 1 Web star by Forbes Magazine, announced this week that the blogger will be launching a less raunchy Web site this August in hopes of attracting more big-dollar advertisements. |
Radar Online's Octomom Footage Violates Child Labor LawsCalifornia authorities have issued the celebrity gossip website Radar Online four citations for violating state child labor laws for its filming of Nadya Suleman's octuplets, reported the L.A. Times. |
Putting Flesh on the FOIA BonesThe Obama administration's promises to increase transparency in government gained strength during Sunshine Week in March when Attorney General Eric Holder issued a far-reaching memo for agencies on the Freedom of Information Act. Guidance on how to implement the policies in the memo followed in April from the Justice Department's Office of Information Policy, which oversees FOIA for all executive branch agencies. |
Father Alberto Cutie Gets Married; Former Catholic Priest Weds Sweetheart in CourthouseHow quickly things can change. A little more than a month ago, Alberto Cutie was a Catholic priest in Miami, not to mention a famous religious media personality who'd recently gone on CNN to chastise Playboy for its depiction of a woman as the Virgin Mary. Fast-forward to today. Several weeks after losing his church and religious radio and TV shows in the wake of a scandal, the 40-year-old Cutie, now an Episcopal priest, tied the knot in a courthouse. |
David Letterman Apologizes for Sarah Palin JokeLate night host David Letterman apologized Monday for an offensive joke about the children of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, amid calls for CBS to fire him. |
Iran Bans Foreign Media From News CoverageIran on Tuesday banned foreign journalists from news coverage in Tehran following street protests against Iran's presidential election result. |
Conservative Author Launches FireDavidLetterman.comFollowing David Letterman's controversial joke about Sarah Palin's daughter, conservative author Michael Patrick Leahy has created FireDavidLetterman.com, a Web site that encourages citizens to abandon watching the Late Show and cease purchasing any products from companies that advertise during that hour. |
Photo Galleries: HispanicBusiness 30th Anniversary Online FeatureOn the occasion of HispanicBusiness' 30th Anniversary, our graphics department has arranged for two special online photo galleries. One, an account in pictures of photographer Matt Graves' visit to the facilities of Venoco, which tops our new list of largest Energy sector companies. The second, a sampling from the past 27 years worth of HB500 covers. |