She resigned her anchor chair at the NBC Network back in 2004 to pay more attention to her First Lady of California duties, and now Maria Shriver is back.
The ex-wife of former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed on as a special correspondent and will focus on “the shifting roles, emerging power and evolving needs of women in modern life.”
As he readies to release his personal memoir, Arnold Schwarzenegger is hitting the press circuit to build up interest in the biographical literary work.
Amidst his media blitz, , the former California governor sat down with Lesley Stahl for an interview airing on CBS' "60 Minutes" this Sunday (September 30) at 7PM ET/PT.
Heading out to support their home team, the celebrities flocked to the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA on Monday night (June 11) to watch the LA Kings play in the Stanley Cup finals.
Although she’s chosen to stay mum about her decision, it looks as if Maria Shriver is ruling out divorce and will stay married to Arnold Schwarzenegger.
It’s no secret 2011 wasn’t the best year for them, but now it is being reported that Maria Shriver is having “second thoughts” about divorcing Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Relationships come and go as people seek out that special someone to spend the rest of their days with, and Hollywood certainly sees its fair share of unsuccessful tries at love.
The year of 2011 witnessed a number of high-profile marriages, though there were just as many couples who decided that it just wasn't meant to be.
Gathering together to honor a few distinct individuals, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences held their 3rd Annual Governors Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday night (November 12).
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