Hillary Wins Florida

Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of the Democratic Florida primary! Unfortunately, Florida cannot send delegates to the convention. Nonetheless, victory is victory. I still believe we can do this and win. GO HILLARY!

Florida Primary

The Green Room encourages Floridians to go out and vote for Senator Hillary Clinton in today's primary. Unfortunately, the delegates don't count tonight for Democrats. Good luck Hillary!

Flowers for Julia

Julia Roberts has signed on to star in the film Hothouse Flowers. The film is based on the upcoming novel by Margot Berwin. Roberts will play a divorcee who is unhappy with her job at an ad agency in Manhattan and goes off on an adventure to places she never thought she'd go.

Leona Readies US Debut

British pop star Leona Lewis is readying her debut album for the United States by recording two news tracks, one of which with Akon. Lewis's debut album Spirit was one of the top selling albums in the UK in 2007. That album is slated to hit the US on April 8th with her a reworking of her first single Bleeding Love hitting airwaves soon.

Bush's Last State of the Union

The State of the Union is poor.

Tonight, President George Bush delivers his final State of the Union address.

God willing, next year a woman will be delivering this speech.

Kennedy Endorses Obama

Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts has endorsed Senator Barack Obama's bid for the Democratic nomination. This is just upsetting. The time for Hillary Clinton is now.

Obama Wins South Carolina

Senator Barack Obama has won the South Carolina primary. Senator Hillary Clinton came in second. Vote Hillary next time!

Beyonce's New Role

Beyonce has been tapped to play Etta James in a biopic of the "At Last" singer's life.

South Carolina for Hillary

Although polls show that Senator Barack Obama will win the South Carolina Democratic primary, the Green Room encourages South Carolina's Democrats to vote and support Senator Hillary Clinton today.

Quantum of Solace

The 22nd Bond film and follow up to 2006's Casino Royale will be called Quantum of Solace. Daniel Craig will reprise his role as James Bond. The film hits theaters on November 7th.

NY Times Endorsements

Great news for Senators Hillary Clinton and John McCain. The New York Times has just endorsed both candidates as it's choice for the presidency. GO HILLARY!

Kucinich Drops Race

Presidential candidates are dropping like flies as Dennis Kucinich drops his Democratic bid for the presidential nomination.

Fred Drops Race

Former Senator and Law and Order actor Fred Thompson has dropped his bid as a contender in the Republican race for the presidential nomination.

Heath Ledger Passes

Actor Heath Ledger has passed away from an apparent drug overdose.

McCain Wins South Carolina

So many different winners! While Mitt Romney won the Nevada caucus yesterday, Senator John McCain has won the Republican South Carolina primary.

Hillary Wins Nevada

The Green Room is proud and pleased to announce that Hillary Clinton has won the Democratic Nevada caucus.

Cloverfield to Break Records

Cloverfield took in an impressive $16.8 million on Friday alone. The film is set to become the number one film this weekend and should take in over 50 million dollars. It should break the records held by Star Wars: Special Edition and Black Hawk Down.

Mitt Wins Nevada

The Associated Press is projecting that Mitt Romney has won the Republican Nevada caucus. And people were starting to count him out.

Lucas Grabeel's New Film

High School Musical star Lucas Grabeel will have a role in the upcoming Harvey Milk biopic alongside Sean Penn and James Franco. Harvey Milk was a slain San Francisco gay activist and politician.

Hudson Keeps It Comin

Jennifer Hudson is all work these days with yet another movie lined up. The Oscar winner will join the cast of Tyler Perry's the Family That Preys. The film centers on two families on different sides of the tracks that become intimately involved in love and business. Also appearing will be Alfre Woodard, Sanaa Lathan, and Kathy Bates.