U.S. Marshals News

The scam : Tommy Lee Jones was a pretty convincingly tough customer in the 1998 movie ''U.S. Marshals,'' so we think that messing with the real guys might be a foolish risk.

We've looked a couple of times recently at how many ads and promos the commercial TV channels are permitted to show every hour - and whether they're actually showing more than they should.

Wesley Snipes might be the only actor to make the jump from vampire hunting to tax evasion .A While Snipes has certainly had his fair share of great performances, his spotlight gradually faded.A Let's face it, an actor has a real problem when there's an entire section on his Wikipedia page dedicated to "legal problems." But everyone loves a ...

This prolific, stage-trained character player transcended a youth of urban poverty, crime and poor academic skills to establish a successful entertainment career, often playing denizens and products of the kind of.... This prolific, stage-trained character player transcended a youth of urban poverty, crime and poor academic skills to establish a ...

The SFPD has found its man -- but who will find the municipality of 'Delaware, Maryland'? a Are San Francisco cops trying to put a good foot forward now that new Police Chief George Gascon is in town and vowing to improve the city's poor murder clearance rate? One could be forgiven that impression with the news this morning that homicide detectives ...

REHOBOTH BEACH -- Last year, when Mary Beth Tryon was working at the Big Fish Grill, she wasn't sure who it was sitting at the table eating lunch, but she knew she recognized him.

'Tis the season to be swanning about the Hamptons! But just in case you're not, here's our weekly wrap-up of what you missed this weekend.

Wheel of justice spins a round Mississippi July 30: Crossing the line: Police is Picayune, Mississippi have implemented a wheel of fortune-type system for choosing which fugitives with outstanding warrants to arrest.

Sort of a sequel to, more of a spinoff from, The Fugitive , with the relentless Sam Gerard on the trail of another innocent escapee from a prison transport.

Tom Hardy, left, is a human villain and Ron Perlman is the creepy Viceroy. With all the recent fuss over the longevity of the James Bond franchise, the folks over at "Star Trek" must be feeling like intergalactic chopped liver.

With scene-stealing performances in such films as "The Matrix" , "Memento" and "The Goonies" , Emmy-winning actor and Hoboken native Joe Pantoliano - known to many as Joey Pants - has proved himself to be nothing if not reliable.