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It's "lights, camera, action", but it's not on a studio lot.
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It's "lights, camera, action", but it's not on a studio lot.
Autographed movie posters, luxury gift baskets, even a meet-and-greet with Ernest Bergnine, will be up for bid at the Screen Actors Guild charity auction.
A statement Thursday says Van Dyke is unable to perform because of an injury to his Achilles tendon, which began bothering him last week.
A new video on TMZ.com purportedly shows Miley Cyrus using a bong to smoke the psychedelic drug Salvia.
Los Angeles Police Department Chief Charles Beck wants skeptics of the Ronni Chase murder investigation to be patient because "it'll make more sense to a lot of people once it's all put into context."
A Beverly Hills family considers themselves lucky that they didn't seemingly meet up with the same fate as murdered publicist Ronni Chasen.
Reports are out that singer Aretha Franklin is battling pancreatic cancer.
Jim Morrison was posthumously pardoned Thursday for a 1969 indecent exposure conviction in Florida, a move a woman who said she was married to The Doors lead singer called a cheap political ploy.
John Leslie, who appeared in more than 300 adult films in the 1970s-80s before moving on to directing, has died in Northern California.
A set painter has resolved her lawsuit against a Hollywood studio who fired her after falsely accusing her of using cocaine on the set of the "Jonas Brothers" show.
Former "Baywatch" star and Playboy Playmate Donna D'Errico claims she was singled out during a security screening at LAX because of her good looks.
California health officials have denied a porn industry health clinic's bid for a license to operate as a community clinic.
When actor Wesley Snipes enters prison Thursday, he'll leave behind his wife, young children and celebrity neighbors in the wealthy Florida enclave made infamous by next-door neighbor Tiger Woods.
Aretha Franklin's cousin says the ailing legendary singer is "doing better than doctors expected" and expects to be released from the hospital this weekend.
Chief Dave Snowden has confirmed that the gun used by a man who committed suicide at a Hollywood apartment building is a "preliminary match" to the one used in the killing of publicist Ronni Chasen.
