Jorja Fox hopes 'CSI: Vegas' will spark science appreciation

NEW YORK -- Fox News Media is getting into another rough-and-tumble world — the weather.The company is launching Fox Weather, a free streaming service and app that it expects will be used most frequently by customers on their mobile devices.In preparation for the Monday start, Fox has been building a staff, plucking personnel from The Weather Channel and markets in New York, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, Charlotte, North Carolina, and elsewhere.Advances in weather technology and interest created by

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThere’s a new wind blowing through the building that houses Fox News Channel.Amy Freeze and Craig Herrera spent a recent weekday afternoon in a TV studio at the company’s New York headquarters rehearsing, but not for a new opinion program or roundtable show, but for a streamcast focused on the most-up-to-date news about the weather. They talked about oil spills, wildfires and abrupt changes in temperature.

We’ve heard whispers that all might not be so rosey for Carrie and Mr Big in the long-awaited SATC reboot and it looks like our fears may become reality as our fave New Yorker has been spotted locking lips with a new man.

iconic New York apartment that once played home to her “Friends” character, Monica Geller.In a video, the actress, 57, is seen scolding her “Scream 5” co-star Melissa Barrera, 31, who tries to enter the Greenwich Village property — but don’t worry: it’s just a skit designed to promote the pair’s upcoming horror movie.Cox took to Instagram to share a humorous video that showed Barrera strolling toward the famous apartment facade, located at 90 Bedford St.“Melissa! How are you? Where are you

Michael J. Fox is doing everything he can to end the devastation of Parkinson’s disease.

NEW YORK -- The annual Soul Train Awards will be presented for the first time at New York City's Apollo Theater, the legendary Harlem performance venue, as two icons of Black culture team up.The 2021 awards show, which honors the year's best in soul, hip-hop and R&B, will be taped and debut on BET and BET Her on Nov. 28 at 8 p.m.

Chloë Grace Moretz was a “good sport” on Thursday as she attended a game between the Carolina Hurricanes and New York Islanders.

New York Times report found.Shortly after the story came out, Gruden stepped down as coach of the Las Vegas Raiders.In 2011, Gruden used racist terms to denounce DeMaurice Smith, the executive director of the NFL Players Association.

resignation of NFL coach Jon Gruden on Wednesday’s episode, slamming his “trifecta of bigotry” and the league as a whole.Gruden resigned as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday, following reports from the New York Times of homophobic, racist and misogynistic emails spanning several years during his time in the NFL.

Brian Cox donned the perfect face mask for the season 3 premiere, held at American Museum of Natural History in New York on Tuesday. The 75-year-old Emmy-winning actor and his wife, Nicole Ansari-Cox, rocked masks that read "#TeamLogan F*ck Off," which quotes his brash and ruthless character's famous line.«It was a good mask.

The New York Times as having a “sensual human warmth, often fragile but never helpless, a voice that is clear at its centre, cream at the edges”. Sarah Dash was born in Trenton, New Jersey, in 1945 to Mary Elizabeth Dash, a nurse, and Abraham Dash, a pastor.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorA new hotel is popping up in the heart of New York’s Theater District that’s inspired by and hopes to amplify Broadway. Civilian, from Sixty Collective hotelier Jason Pomeranc and designed by Tony-winning David Rockwell, has 27 stories and 203 rooms and is chock-full of theatrical memorabilia.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, whose MetroMorphosis organization works to engage volunteers to change urban communities; Alan Miller of Bethesda, Maryland, whose News Literacy Project works with people to help them identify credible news sources; Ify Nwabukwu of Lanham, Maryland, whose African Women’s Cancer Awareness Association works to provide cancer screening and treatment access; and Rita Zimmer of New York, whose HousingPlus provides services to women and children to help them overcome