If you get stuck in some heinous traffic this morning in Hollywood, blame Twilight. Thanks to a 10:30 a.m. handprint ceremony at the Chinese Theatre for the bloodsucking sensation film franchise's Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner, streets in the area will be closed down to make room for the stars...and their hordes of screaming fans. more ›

Twilighters, we don't care what you're doing on Thursday, November 3, but we strongly suggest you head to Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Why? Because three of your most coveted pals will be there casting their hand and footprints. more ›

SpongeBob SquarePants plays nicely with children but not-so-nicely with adults, especially the ladies. Police detained the beloved Nickelodeon star in front of the Grauman's Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard on Wednesday. more ›

When it comes to Wednesday night's near-riot on the streets of Hollywood in conjunction with the premiere screening of the Electric Daisy film and a botched "block party," authorities may opt to zero in on someone to blame, and that could involve criminal or civil charges. The City Attorney's office is working with the Los Angeles Police Department to determine if the organizers--or anyone else--is culpable, reports the L.A. Times. more ›

It didn't take long for the promoter of the controversial Electric Daisy Carnival "rave," Insomniac, Inc., or the EDC's fans, to distance themselves from the fracas. So is a Twittering DJ looking for a #flashcrowd to blame? more ›

Fine, we're hatin' a little. Still, doesn't it seem like the perpetually perky but loser in love Jennifer Aniston makes only dud films lately? In advance of the debut of her latest (which, admittedly could be pretty funny) flick, "Horrible Bosses," the woman for whom we can thank for the "Rachel" haircut got her hands and feet dirty outside the famed Grauman's Chinese Theatre today. more ›

Kobe Bryant will be the first athlete (ever, ever, ever!) to have his hand and foot imprinted in cement outside Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, according to KTLA. The ceremony for Bryant's cementing will take place on February 19th just one day before the All-Star game at Staples Center and amid a flurry of All-Star weekend festivities. more ›

Actor Robert Duvall celebrated his 80th birthday, and his 50 years in the movie game today by becoming one of the names--and hands and feet--immortalized in the courtyard of the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Duvall left his marks in the wet concrete block in front of a crowd of spectators. more ›

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