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Looks like the Oscars are headed in a very different direction for next year: The Academy announced today that Seth MacFarlane has been tapped to host the 85th annual awards.
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Start doing your stretches, and summon your stamina: The Great L.A. Walk's 2012 route and date have been declared, and this year it's all about "Melrose and More."
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Like any showbiz grande dame in her late 80s, the Hollywood Sign needs a little help looking young and beautiful. The internationally-recognized landmark is about to get a "facelift."
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Get out so you can see a comedy show, watch a Derby Dolls race or listen to The Rite of Spring at Disney Hall.
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Get out so you can eat mooncakes, jam in a warehouse on the Eastside or head to the Cinerama.
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Maria Shriver Is Pissed '60 Minutes' Didn't Contact Her Before Their Arnold Schwarzenegger InterviewTomorrow "60 Minutes" plans on airing an interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger on his upcoming tell-all book that includes juicy details about his love child with his maid Mildred Baena. One person who is pretty pissed about the interview is Maria Shriver.
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By the Santa Monica beach, performer/director Sheetal Gandhi is culminating her choreographer-in-residence period at the Annenberg Community Beach House with two afternoon performances of "I Am You," a Rumi-inspired, community-engaged, site-specific dance-theater work.
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Russell Brand is a do-gooder, you guys; yesterday, he was spotted taking a group of homeless people who hang out near his West Hollywood home to breakfast at the Newsroom Cafe.
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TV personality Jillian Barberie surprised many longtime fans Thursday when she revealed in a single tweet that she would no longer be on the morning show "Good Day L.A." after nearly two decades in the post. Fox 11 soon announced that Maria Sansone would be taking over co-hosting duties as of Monday, October 1. So what happened?
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Stan Lee is beloved for his long-running career in the comic book biz, and though the 89-year-old has some health issues, as he recovers from having a pacemaker installed, Lee proves the years have done nothing to dampen his creativity or sense of humor.
