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A year after releasing their first hit album, the Canadian Tenors are delivering "The Perfect Gift," a compilation of traditional and contemporary holiday music.
An injury has forced Dick Van Dyke to cancel his new musical show in Los Angeles.
Katy Perry loves a man in a uniform.
Film critics are abuzz over actress Natalie Portman's work in the new big-screen "Black Swan," but fashionistas are flipping over something else: the film's forward-thinking ballet costumes by Rodarte, the insider-favorite label by sisters Laura and Kate Mulleavy.
A Food Network star could be moving from the kitchen to the New York governor's mansion.
It was a night to celebrate, but the mood was subdued on the arrivals line at the GLSEN Respect Awards, presented by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network.
They've scared up something new for fans of "The Exorcist."
For Rain Perry, it's a case of exposure unexpected.
Those who glide down the Emmy Awards' red carpet are in designer dresses, designer jewelry and designer shoes, or tuxedos.
There are Barbra Streisand fans, and then there's Jennifer Aniston.
American Film Institute honoree Mike Nichols serves up perspectives on some of the famous actors he's directed:
Even though the U.S. soccer team is in the World Cup, the games still enjoy only a fraction of the popularity of that other big football event — American football, that is — the Super Bowl.
Eight seasons in, "24" was 86'd. But cast and crew were still counting their blessings at the drama series' finale party.
Two children and two years later, Jennifer Lopez has resurfaced with a "Back-up Plan."
Forget hitting the ski slopes, grabbing bags of swag, or long, luxurious nights by the fire. Joan Rivers is working the Sundance Film Festival.
Stuart Townsend has departed Marvel Comics' movie adaptation of "Thor" because of creative differences, according to sources close to the production.
Mariah Carey jokingly blames her loony acceptance speech at the Palm Springs International Film Festival awards on director Lee Daniels.
The star may be Pee-wee, but his new live stage show is absolutely huge.
Before last month's White House party-crashing, there was Jenifer Lewis _— paving the way toward the Obamas.
For most of the last century, the Disney 'toon heroine was as white as, well... Snow White, the studio's first feature-film superstar, who marked her debut in 1937's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
Seventy years later, actress Ann Rutherford still gives a damn about "Gone with the Wind."
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts in Los Angeles held its annual awards-season kickoff tea party Saturday, attracting a slew of Golden Globe nominees.
If Barack Obama ever planned to show up to Tuesday's BET Awards, he'd have done well to prepare for a roasting by host D.L. Hughley.
It was a different sort of homecoming for the Spice Girls when they performed in front of a sold-out crowd at the Staples Center.
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