Sean Penn Thinks Charlie Sheen Could Do A Lot Of Good In Haiti
Sean Penn says he thinks Charlie Sheen could do a lot of good in Haiti, both for himself and the nation struggling to recover from a devastating earthquake.
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Sean Penn says he thinks Charlie Sheen could do a lot of good in Haiti, both for himself and the nation struggling to recover from a devastating earthquake.
Los Angeles County prosecutors have filed a notice that they plan to appeal a judge's decision to throw out drug conspiracy convictions against Anna Nicole Smith's boyfriend-lawyer and psychiatrist.
Actor David Arquette was involved in a head-on crash in West Hollywood Friday, according to reports.
Imprisoned music producer Phil Spector has settled his lawsuit against attorney Robert Shapiro over a $1 million retainer.
A partnership led by Hugh Hefner has succeeded in taking Playboy private.
The actress was released from UCLA Medical Center Friday after being hospitalized for a blood-flow problem earlier this week.
CBS is buying the online video watching guide Clicker.com and making its co-founder the new president of CBS Interactive.
Charlie Sheen brought his winning ways to Philadelphia's airwaves after a radio station flew a banner over his Beverly Hills home with an invitation to call them.
The former mistress of convicted wife killer Scott Peterson is being sued by a California author who says Amber Frey failed to cooperate in the writing of a book and screenplay.
Sheen's ex-wife Denise Richards now says she will not let the couple's two daughters around their father.
They might want to change the name to "The Tyler Perry Awards."
Doctors say Zsa Zsa Gabor needs to have her remaining leg amputated, but the 94-year-old actress is declining the surgery.
Earlier this week, just a few days before the 20th anniversary of his beat down by police, Rodney King was pulled over by cops in Arcadia.
A spokeswoman for Elizabeth Taylor says the actress is still hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Authorities have released a 911 call in which former "American Idol" judge Paula Abdul can be heard crying and pleading with dispatchers to help her escape her boyfriend's car.
