#Trending In Entertainment: Joan Rivers Dies and Hollywood Gets Hacked
This week one of entertainment's comedic legends passed away, Hollywood got hacked, and apparently everyone is in court for something or the other.
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This week one of entertainment's comedic legends passed away, Hollywood got hacked, and apparently everyone is in court for something or the other.
Joan Rivers, a pioneer for women in stand-up comedy and television, has died, her daughter confirmed. She was 81.
Rivers was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital last Thursday morning after she went in for a procedure on her vocal cords at the Yorkville Endoscopy Clinic.
Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty to misdemeanor assault.
R&B singer Chris Brown pleads guilty to misdemeanor assault in court on Tuesday.
The National Symphony Orchestra is moving its annual Labor Day weekend concert inside to the Kennedy Center due to the weather, instead of performing on the Capitol lawn.
This week Hollywood's hottest finally got hitched, a pop start thinks he's a princess, and there's plenty of irony.
CBS has announced the 11 teams racing around the globe for the opportunity to win the $1 million dollar prize, on the new season of "The Amazing Race."
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were married Saturday in the French hamlet of Correns, a spokesman for the couple says.
The Horseshoe Casino opened its doors Tuesday night and the people just keep coming.
The Emmy Award-winning series Survivor is coming back to CBS.
Jimmy Fallon will lead top comedians in saluting his "Tonight Show" predecessor Jay Leno with the nation's top humor prize in October at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
Those who study urban revival are quick to say that no one development, attraction or centerpiece will singlehandedly bring success to an area. So, 10 years after it opened, the new Hippodrome is one important piece in a stronger downtown.
"Modern Family" and "Breaking Bad" triumphed at Monday's Emmy Awards, proving that established broadcast and cable fare retains the power to fend off challenges from upstart online series such as "Orange Is the New Black."
Like baseball, the Emmy Awards are a game of statistics: Long-running shows are able to pile up TV's top awards and new records year after year.
