On the heels of the New York Post report this week that funk hit maker Sly Stone of Sly and the Family Stone was broke and living in a van, The Price of Fame presents a tragic list of seven other celebrities who ended up homeless, desperate, and on the streets.
Portugal's economic health is at risk of collapse after Moody's cut its rating of the country's debt to junk status. Also at risk of collapse: The case against former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn after The New York Post reported that his accuser was working two jobs -- as a maid and a prostitute.
Longtime gossip editor Richard Johnson's departure from the New York Post is a strong indication that owner Rupert Murdoch's patience with the money-gushing tabloid may be approaching its inevitable end.
A clumsy gossip item that confused BET founder Bob Johnson and Ebony founder John H. Johnson won't help The New York Post's touchy relationship with black readers.
News Corp. may bid for the bankrupt Texas Rangers baseball franchise, according to The New York Post. News Corp. is "leaning toward making an offer" at Wednesday's bankruptcy court auction, The Post, which is owned by News Corp. said without naming its sources.
Mort Zuckerman wants to have more say in government. Rupert Murdoch wants to stop losing money on the New York Post. Their problems may have a common solution. Could selling Murdoch the Daily News garner Zuckerman his fellow mogul's backing for a bid for a U.S. Senate seat?
Hooters, the Atlanta-based restaurant chain that is known for making a work uniform out of Daisy Duke-shorts and low-cut t-shirts, may be on the selling block as a result of a family feud.
