Almost everything about “Fat Actress” is crazily, rudely and recklessly over the top. It’s not just hilarious, it’s also fearless, going where no woman has gone before – or, more to the point, no woman the size and shape of Kirstie Alley.

Alley’s dimensions, which wouldn’t bring a second glance if she worked in a school or an office, are considered shockingly inappropriate – no, make that indecent – for a TV and movie star.

ARIES (March 21-April 20) Physical vitality and romantic interest will increase over the next 12 days: early this week, some Aries natives may begin controversial relationships or adopt new health regimes. If so, family members will soon request detailed explanations: remain calm and carefully consider the established habits of loved ones.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.- In the minds of many Americans, college students are having the time of their lives. So how come Congress is starting to chann

Salve Regina men’s hockey defenseman Eugene Binda will be presented the Joe Concannon award at the New England Hockey Writer’s Dinner on Wednesday, April 13. The award is given to the best American born division two or three college hockey player by the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston President, Ken Eldridge.

We still don’t know who will pick up Pierce Brosnan’s license to kill in the next James Bond movie, due next year, but think young and tipsy.

Director Martin Campbell is going back to the beginning for “Casino Royale,” based on the first Bond adventure written by Ian Fleming in 1953- a novel that has nothing to do with the 1967 spoof starring David Niven and Woody Allen.