Actress Ashley Judd and her husband, Indy 500 champion Dario Franchitti, are splitting after just over 10 years of marriage. In the real world that's not very long at all, but by Hollywood standards, they basically died in each other's arms like that old couple in 'The Notebook.'
Let's play a game. Based on the image at left, which side is Apple founder Steve Jobs and which side is Ashton Kutcher, the actor playing him in the upcoming biopic 'jOBS'?
After her demure yet buzzworthy wardrobe malfunction last night at the SAG Awards, Best Actress winner Jennifer Lawrence thanked MTV for her first acting gig in commercials for the network's atrocious program, 'Super Sweet 16.'
And here they are.
We've seen C and D-list celebrities dance, live in houses together, and go through couples therapy -- all for our amusement. Now they'll be putting themselves in the ultimate danger by diving off of things. Again.
Despite the exact same show, 'Stars in Danger: The High Dive,' not working at all and being a ratings disaster on FOX, ABC still thinks its a good idea to film a show about people we barely care about anymore jumping off a diving board and into a pool.
Taylor Swift loves her alone time. At least according to a recent interview where she tries to make her words speak louder than her actions.
If you're not tired of this already, the Beyonce-gate lip-sync controversy continues.
Did she or didn't she use a pre-recorded track during her inauguration performance of 'The Star-Spangled Banner'? Does it detract from her nonetheless amazing (and un-doctored) performance? And how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?
Bey can't answer that last one, but she does have some thoughts on the rest.
After splitting from her boyfriend, Yankees' third baseman Alex Rodriguez, rumors started swirling that Cameron Diaz was going through some sort of mid-life crisis. Thankfully, her best bud Gwyneth Paltrow was there to help put her life back on track -- by making it as dull as possible.
Forget everything you know about Prince for a moment. Forget that he once changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol, forget that we all had to refer to him as “The Artist Formerly Known As” or “The Artist” during that time, and forget that he's basically Jimi Hendrix reincarnated.
Basically, forget all of 'Purple Rain' and how doves sound when they cry -- because Prince has reinvented himself for the 21st century with his new song 'Screwdriver.' Which we're sure has no double entendre meaning at all.