Downey Dips, 'Sherlock' Slips With $40M Debut
Sherlock Holmes is facing his worst enemy: declining crowds at theaters as this year's domestic movie attendance dips to the lowest in 16 years.
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Sherlock Holmes is facing his worst enemy: declining crowds at theaters as this year's domestic movie attendance dips to the lowest in 16 years.
R&B singer Etta James' losing battle with leukemia and other ailments appears to be nearing an end, according to an in-home physician caring for the artist, whose $1 million estate is at the center of a legal battle between family members.
Here are the nominations for the 2012 Grammy Awards, to air on CBS Sunday, February 12.
Several sources confirm that Jason Trawick proposed to his longtime girlfriend Thursday night over a romantic dinner.
A judge has refused to reinstate the medical license of a fertility doctor who gave a woman octuplets, saying the state Medical Board's revocation was the appropriate action.
"Five Easy Pieces" producer Bert Schneider, credited for inspiring a "New Hollywood" band of independent filmmakers, has died in Los Angeles at 78. With producer-director Bob Rafelson, Schneider also created the Monkees pop band.
An apparent photo shoot for "Girls Gone Wild" was broken up by police Tuesday afternoon in the Hollywood Hills.
Actress Lindsay Lohan arrived 10 minutes early Wednesday to her progress report hearing at the airport branch courthouse.
The Deep South drama "The Help" cleaned up with four nominations Wednesday for the Screen Actors Guild Awards, among them honors for Viola Davis, Jessica Chastain and Octavia Spencer.
An engagement ring stolen from a friend of murdered actress Sharon Tate has been auctioned off. According to TMZ, it raked in more than $21,000.
John Atterberry, the music executive shot Friday during a rampage in Hollywood, has died, according to the Coroner's office.
Reality television star Richard Hatch has been released from a state prison after serving a nine-month sentence for failing to pay back taxes.
A humble Steve Guttenberg received the 2,455th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Monday, recalling the start of his acting career 35 years ago and thanking his parents for their support.
