Apr 14th, 2008 · Crushed by a breakup with his famous girlfriend, Peter heads for Hawaii to mend his heart, only to discover his ex is there with a new beau in Forgetting Sarah Marshall. With the aid of a beautiful hotel employee and many drinks with little umbrellas, Peter works to rejoin the land of the sane and living in a film that while formulaic, is nevertheless funny.
Apr 11th, 2008 · It's a simple billboard with a simple message: "My mother never liked you Sarah Marshall." The curious road-side sign is one of many marketing ploys to build buzz for the new movie "Forgetting Sarah Marshall." But can an ad campaign really bring people into the theater?
Nov 19th, 2007 · Two years ago, Macy's bought the retail giant May Company and started putting the Macy's name on local outlets. In Chicago, that meant the loss of the iconic Marshall Field's department store. Some shoppers are still peeved.
Nov 2nd, 2007 · Tired of running from the law? The U.S. Marshal's service wants to give you a chance to turn yourself in. What do you get? One-stop shopping: an arraignment, a defense lawyer -- and the chance to go back home, without hiding.
Sep 4th, 2007 · In 1947, Secretary of State George C. Marshall spoke at Harvard University and outlined what would become known as the Marshall Plan. His proposal was for the U.S. to offer up to $20 billion for relief to European nations if they could draw up a rational plan on how they would use the aid.
Mar 29th, 2007 · Discount retailer TJX announced Thursday that a breach of its financial data is larger than previously thought. The numbers of at least 45 million credit cards were stolen over an 18-month period from customers of stores owned by TJX, including TJ Maxx and Marshalls.
Sep 9th, 2006 · Parent company Federated Department Stores reopens Marshall Fields, Filene's and hundreds of other stores under one new name: Macy's. To many in Chicago, home of the landmark Marshall Fields department store, the name change is a blow to civic pride.
Aug 30th, 2006 · The director of the Federal Air Marshal service has dropped the strict dress code requirements for armed undercover air marshals on commercial flights. The agents had been required to wear jackets and collared shirts, but they had long argued their outfits blew their cover. Frank Terreri, a veteran air marshal, talks with Madeleine Brand about the change.