Springsteen song perfect open to 2012 Grammys: LL Cool J

James Gandolfini -- the actor who won three Emmys as TV mob boss Tony Soprano -- died while vacationing in Rome, Italy. He was 51. CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi reports.

Pop singer Charlene Kaye tackles love and overcoming heartbreak in the video for "Animal Love II." Tweet your thoughts to @CBSShowBiz #AnimalLoveIIPremiere

During the filming of "The Lone Ranger," Johnny Depp fell off his horse, but emerged with no serious injuries

Julie Chen gives a tour of the new house for the 15th season of CBS's "Big Brother."

Stars Billy Crystal, Bobby Moynihan, John Ratzenberger and more walked the blue carpet for the premiere of "Monsters University." KCAL's Suzanne Marques reports.

Oscar-nominated actor Brad Pitt attended the New York premiere Monday night of his new film "World War Z." Pitt spoke to CBS News on the red carpet about the possibility of future sequels to the apocalyptic zombie thriller.

Fans of Stephen King's bestselling thriller "Under The Dome" are in for a treat - a summer TV series airing on CBS. King and some of the cast sat down to discuss what the project is all about.

The Beatles' Ringo Starr is the focus of a new museum exhibit opening in Los Angeles, and he gave CBS News correspondent Bigad Shaban a personal tour.

Well over a decade since they first hit it big with songs like "Name" and "Iris," The Goo Goo Dolls are still turning out hits with their most recent album "Magnetic." Members of the alternative rock band spoke to CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi about "Magnetic" and "Rebel Beat" -- their latest single to receive heavy airplay on the radio.

Seth Rogen doesn't just star in "This Is The End," with a cast that includes James Franco, Jonah Hill, Rihanna, Emma Watson and many other familiar faces. Rogen also co-wrote and co-directed the new disaster comedy with longtime collaborator Evan Goldberg. The "Knocked Up" star spoke to CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi at the film's New York premiere.

Stars of the new movie "Man of Steel" gathered for the world premiere in New York. The film tells the story of the young Clark Kent and what powers make him Superman. Henry Cavill, Kevin Costner and Laurence Fishburne share their thoughts on being part of a such an iconic superhero franchise.

Kendall Schmidt of Big Time Rush tells CBSNews.com's Lauren Moraski about the band's new album, his side project with Heffron Drive and the future of Big Time Rush.