Jesse James Engaged To Kat Von D
Motorcycle man Jesse James is engaged to tattoo artist Kat Von D.
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Motorcycle man Jesse James is engaged to tattoo artist Kat Von D.
Police say the slaying of Hollywood publicist Ronni Chasen has been solved after reviewing evidence that shows an ex-con acted alone in gunning her down.
Lakers forward Lamar Odom is revealing himself in the February issue of Playboy.
Days after the Hollywood Foreign Press apologized for Ricky Gervais' jokes at the Golden Globes, saying the British comedian went too far during his hosting duties, Gervais is insisting he did nothing wrong.
Anne Hathaway has clawed her way into the latest Batman movie, nabbing the role of Selina Kyle and her alter ego, Catwoman.
Toby Keith has landed a nomination at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards for Best Male Country Vocal Performance. Could this be the first time in his eighteen-year career for a Grammy win?
David Beckham denies soliciting a prostitute as part of his $25 million libel lawsuit against In Touch magazine and says he was with his ailing father in 2007 when one of the alleged trysts occurred.
Country music star Keith Urban is set to perform live from Cowboys Stadium as part of the Super Bowl pre-game festivities next month.
According to a report from perezhilton.com, Grammy nominee John Mayer has reached an agreement with CBS to host a music and comedy show.
Drummer Alex Kirst, a member of The Nymphs glam rock band who became a member of Iggy Pop's band, was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash in the California desert. He was 47.
Los Angeles' district attorney says a review of domestic violence allegations against Mel Gibson is ongoing after a meeting between prosecutors and the actor's attorneys.
Cord and Jet McCoy are saddling up for another season of "The Amazing Race." The bull-riding brothers are among the 11 veteran teams competing on the 18th edition of CBS' around-the-world competition.
A nearly four-year prison sentence has been ordered for a man who posed as a Hollywood producer and fleeced investors out of $3.4 million for a phony show about the Department of Homeland Security.
Rock promoter Don Kirshner, whom Time magazine once dubbed the "Man With the Golden Ear," died Monday in a Florida hospital, a close friend and business associate said. He was 76.
He's been nominated for "'Til Summer Comes Around," released on Defying Gravity alongside "Sweet Thing", his 2009 winning song. Grammy glory looks good for Keith Urban this year.
