At the time of her trial, the headlines were unequivocal. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

It began with a fling in Palm Beach, Fla. , in the winter of 1993 between a well-known Boston financier and a 34-year-old Philadelphia stockbroker. Full Article at Boston Globe

A federal judge said today he expects to sentence a woman to five years probation and defer a lengthy prison term, giving her last one last chance after she admitted threatening to kill a well-known local financier as part of a Fatal Attraction-like... Full Article at Boston Globe

Judge Brett Cullum is not seduced by anything in this boring, unerotic sleeper. Mikey Taylor (Zane) is a one-hit wonder from the '80s who now writes annoying jingles and lives off his wife's real estate commissions. Full Article at DVD Verdict

Brooke Hundley, the ex-mistress of ESPN’s Steve Phillips, turned on the waterworks in an exclusive interview with ABC’s Good Morning America Thursday. Full Article at Pop Crunch

Renaissance man Jonathan Nossiter's film "Sunday" wowed them at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival, winning him the Grand Jury Prize and the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award, which he shared with James Lasdun. Full Article at Hollywood.com

T his weekend almost every haunt in town -- with the exception of your corner gas station -- is throwing an All Hallow's Eve event. Full Article at Miami Herald

To those of you who for some reason seem to think that hearing the Yankees fans chirp is more annoying than our division rival winning their 2nd World Series title in a row, I say to you the following: I would root for Apollo Creed to not get up in... Full Article at Sports Blogs

When the story first came out, much of the focus was on the woman, Brooke Hundley. She had a Fatal Attraction-style obsession with Phillips, who is 25 years her senior. She'd stalked one of his sons on Facebook. Full Article at Sports Blogs

"Silence is consent, Tommy. I refuse to consent." Haggis, 56, said he had urged Davis to speak out against the ballot measure but received no reply. Full Article at Herald Sun

The nutty, obsessive woman storyline is not a new one. How many women have been called bunny-boilers since Glenn Close went slightly overboard in Fatal Attraction? Here, we have Knowles playing Sharon, a comely housewife married to Derek (Elba). Full Article at The National Newspaper

An ESPN spokesman says the sports network has fired both Steve Phillips and the production assistant with whom he had an affair. Spokesman Mike Soltys said Monday that Brooke Hundley was fired. He declined to say when she was fired or why. Full Article at FOX News

Another day, another ESPN analyst in trouble. Full Article at NRO Media Blog

Suspicion ran through the words and thoughts of the great Anti-Scouser Gary Neville last week when he spoke about Liverpool. He wouldn’t believe they were finished even if they lost to his Manchester United side at Anfield, he said. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk

The original ending of Fatal Attraction actually had Alex commit suicide. But that didn’t “test” well. Alex had terrified the audiences and they wanted her punished for it. A tortured and self-destructive Alex was too upsetting. Full Article at Andymatic

Glenn Close, who won the 2009 Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series has penned a piece for the Huffington Post, entitled "Mental Illness: The Stigma of Silence" in which the actress writes about her many characters who have "deep... Full Article at Broadway World

The movie Fatal Attraction comes to real life in the Steve Phillips-Brooke Hundley affair … Hundley also contacted their 16-year-old son through the Internet, the report says. Full Article at Scared Monkeys

The Liver is still rejoicing after the Longhorns’ 16-13 victory over Oklahoma last Saturday. How many millions has Sam Bradford cost himself now? What is it with ESPN and these sexual indiscretions with female staffers? Full Article at Bleacher Report

She loved him, she loved him not. She loved him. . . Full Article at New York Post