Subway has made a last-minute play and is running a 30-second spot in the Super Bowl.As late as Friday the chain said it wasn't buying an ad during the game, but it has changed its mind at the 11th hour with a buy for a spot, aptly dubbed "Crunch Time," promoting its newest product, the Fritos Chicken Enchilada.The move isn't actually that much of a
AT&T means business. The nation’s second largest U.S. wireless carrier has offered families a plan that lets them use a great deal of data, and yet could save them anywhere from $40 to $100 per month on phone service. This of course depends on their existing plan and service provider.
Joe Buck is the media's comeback kid of Super Bowl XLVIII.Fox's lead play-by-play voice for the NFL and MLB nearly lost his voice, and career, after calling Super Bowl XLV in Dallas and developing a virus in his vocal chords.Now Mr. Buck's voice is good as ever as he prepares to call Fox's telecast tonight with longtime partner Troy Aikman.
Harry Styles recently celebrated his 20th birthday and although his fellow One Direction band members wished him a sincere happy birthday, there are rumors that Harry’s girlfriend Kendall Jenner could be causing problems within the band.
Styles is famous for winter relationships and seems to prefer to be single during the warmer months. Maybe he just needs someone to keep him warm during the cold spells or maybe he can only keep a girlfriend a few months before he starts letting his relationship drama interfere with his career.
The adopted daughter of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen has come forward with allegations that she was sexually abused as a child.
In an open letter reported by NY Times, Dylan Farrow, 28, came forward describing a traumatizing event she experienced as a child in 1992.
Several series, still in pre-production, landed A-list stars to head their upcoming pilots. Other TV programs gained perfectly-casted guest stars for their next season. Looking back on the week, these are the biggest casting reveals in television news.
Franz Nalezny, a 22-year-old student at Cal State Fullerton, died instantly Friday night when he lost control of his Mazda3 Hatchback and crashed into the side of a Coto De Caza home. California Highway Patrol authorities say that Franz was driving at a high speed on Vista Del Verde, a main road in the community, when his car struck a curb and became airborne, launching 50 feet in the air before hitting a tree and landing on the wall of a home on Cherry Hills Drive.