#Trending In Entertainment: Maya Angelou Dies And Brad Pitt Attacked
This week a beloved author passed, an A-lister was attacked, and two music moguls got $3 billion richer.
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This week a beloved author passed, an A-lister was attacked, and two music moguls got $3 billion richer.
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SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) — KCBS Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews "A Million Days to Die in the West," a comedy-western from writer-director Seth MacFarlane ("Family Guy," "Ted") that follows a cowardly farmer (MacFarlane) as he learns to stand his ground with the help of a woman (Charlize Theron) in the face of a notorious outlaw (Liam Neeson).
San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee is offering George Lucas a spot on the city's scenic waterfront for the future home of the Star Wars creator's lifetime collection of art and movie memorabilia.
A 14-year-old Bay Area girl who made it to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, DC made it to the final 12 before she was eliminated from the competition Thursday.
Here's what to look forward to as the anticipation builds for performances at the 68th Annual Tony Awards.
Entertainment heavyweights and sports icons are banding together for "No Guns Allowed," a non-partisan anti-gun violence campaign and partnership between Snoop Dogg and the League of Young Voters.
From Patti LaBelle to Neil Patrick Harris, the stage at the 68th Annual Tony Awards will be packed with big stars and even bigger performances.
The hottest dress this year won't ever appear in Vogue or Glamour. Disney's Elsa dress from the hit film 'Frozen' is as hard to find as a kid who hasn't seen the film, and savvy owners are turning the demand into big profits by reselling them online for hundreds of dollars.
HBO's hit suspense drama "True Detective" is getting a new look. The show, which formerly starred Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey, will refocus its second season in California.
CBS' "The Big Bang Theory" and "The Good Wife" have received the most nods for the fourth annual Critics Choice Television Awards, tying with many cable networks' offerings.
I fall in love with writers, and Maya Angelou was my first. She changed me from a reader into a writer. Her courage, her wherewithal, her way of weaving words that can both break your heart and set you free gave me the bravery to put onto paper the realities of a life lived.
Have a spare mil lying around? Great—that's all you'll need to book an artist like Bruce Springsteen or Taylor Swift for your next bash.
For those who didn't stop believing, their wish came true. Journey frontman Steve Perry hit the stage last night after nearly 20 years to perform a few of his classics.
Hollywood and Broadway's brightest stars will take center stage at "The 68th Annual Tony Awards."
