VH1’s jumped on the celebrity bandwagon this week with the launch of Scandalist.com, a new pop culture blog that will serve up plenty of entertainment news, celebrity gossip and pictures and videos of luminaries from the world of fashion, music, televis

Photo by Roby Ferrari via Flickr Joe Dolce, former editor in chief of Star magazine, blogs at the Huffington Post about the increasing reported skirmishes between celebrities and the paparazzi. Dolce leaves the blame, not only on the paps, but on

There's a lot of talk among journalists and political commentators about how blogs are changing politics, but not much hard evidence. We've just posted an academic paper which presents evidence on who reads which blogs.

Politicians standing for the EU elections next year will have more to gain from keeping their national party happy than campaigning on common European themes, says Sebastian Kurpas, a researcher at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels

SALEM (AP) — Republican Jeff Duyck has been voting in Oregon’s House District 29 for seven years, and when he decided to get into politics and run for the Legislature, he filed to run in District 29.