Clint Eastwood's Wife, Dina, Files For Divorce
Clint Eastwood's second wife is ending their marriage.
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Clint Eastwood's second wife is ending their marriage.
With talk of televising the Hollywood Film Awards Gala next year, stars at Monday's ceremony enjoyed what could be their last unedited award show.
CBS announced plans Tuesday to broadcast two newly colorized episodes of the 1950s comedy, "I Love Lucy," including the memorable grape-stomping episode and the rarely-seen "Christmas Episode" this coming Christmas holiday.
Reality star Kim Kardashian and rapper Kanye West are engaged, according to E! News.
Tim Burton is reportedly in talks to direct the planned sequel of the 1988 blockbuster "Beetlejuice".
The frontman of the Los Angeles rock band Lights Over Paris was sentenced to seven years in prison Monday after bilking more than $11 million from banks and using it to fuel his fantasy of being a rock star, prosecutors said.
Singer CeeLo Green Monday pleaded not guilty to a charge of slipping ecstasy to a woman.
Since Parkinson's disease left her unable to sing, pop singer Linda Ronstadt has a new way of channeling her love for music.
Reality stars from CBS' "Big Brother," "Survivor" and "The Amazing Race" will guest star on the soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful" beginning Thursday, October 24.
For the next three weeks, Union Station will be more than just a transportation hub.
Thousands of motorcyclists are taking part in 30th annual Love Ride, dubbed by the city of Glendale as, "the longest running single-day motorcyclist fundraiser in the world."
A judge on Friday dismissed Nicollette Sheridan's long-running wrongful termination lawsuit against ABC over her ouster from the hit television series "Desperate Housewives."
The second man to walk on the moon will be the Grand Marshal of the 2013 Hollywood Christmas Parade.
Hollywood action film director and producer Michael Bay was injured Thursday after he was reportedly assaulted on the set of his latest "Transformers" sequel, according to reports.
Warner Bros. is reportedly beginning filming the new untitled "Man of Steel" sequel (featuring Ben Affleck as Batman and Henry Cavill as Superman) movie this weekend.
