We want to believe that Corey Haim was successfully battling his demons while making his last movie, Decisions. Sadly, some on the set of the indie crime drama had their...

Yesterday, the Los Angeles Police Department said that Corey Haim's death was likely the result of a suspected drug overdose. The Los Angeles County coroner isn't ready to go on record...

The photos from The Bounty Hunter premiere are gross. Gerard Butler and Jennifer Aniston are practically making a baby on the red carpet. Are they still dating or what? —Berenice,...

With just one more episode left in its arsenal, Scrubs 2.0 appears to be winding down, but is it really, truly ending this time around? At first we were skeptical about its season-nine...

Elton John may not be the president of the United States, but that doesn't mean you can just go around threatening his life willy-nilly. A Georgia man who's planning a...

Hilary Duff has a huge sparkler from fiancé Mike Comrie, but don't expect her wedding to be equally large. Last night in New York City, Duff said she doesn't want a big...

Drugs may or may not have caused yesterday's tragic end to Corey Haim's life, but they definitely led to the end of his engagement. In an interview airing on...

Let it not be said that Precious star and first-time Oscar nominee Gabourey Sidibe is a sore loser. So what if trophy hog Sandra Bullock robbed her of the best actress nod at the Academy...

Yesterday brought us the W cover featuring Bounty Hunter costars Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler, and while they were posing all sexy, we didn't get any scandalous quotes from them....

All together now: awww. Which is quite a different reaction than we normally have to this cutie's famous father. He may be the heir apparent to one of the biggest names in...

There's doesn't seem to be any end in sight to the fallout stemming from John Mayer's "sexual napalm" remarks regarding former flame Jessica Simpson or his comments...

Attention, American Idol hopefuls everywhere: If you end up not winning the show, fear not, cause your concession prize could be kissing Joel McHale! At least that's how it's...

Justin Timberlake definitely supports his lady. He's doing a special introduction on MTV for Jessica Biel's latest project, a 90-minute documentary airing Sunday on her Summit on...

Our early fab word on The Runaways is in, but is the news just as good regarding how Joan Jett and Cherie Currie feel about Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning playing them? Kristen,...

Shane Sparks claims he's the real victim and intends to prove it. The influential hip-hop choreographer of Fox's So You Think You Can Dance pleaded not guilty today to eight...

This onetime reality star was never shy about running around nearly naked on her hit show, so it's not surprising she hit a Vegas party in this teensy ensemble. There was...

We reported earlier this week that Oscar nominee Gabourey Sidibe was über-excited to attend a taping of America's Best Dance Crew on Tuesday night. No, the Precious star...

Nothing boosts ratings like a good old-fashioned, on-air colonoscopy, and The Early Show's Harry Smith is nothing if not a team player. And he's in the proper age group for colon...

Suggestion to the surviving members of Pink Floyd: have a cigar. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers smacked down their label in court today as a judge ruled that EMI cannot sell individual...

Practically every other day, some Hollywood actor or singer decides they're going to be a fashion designer. But Amy Winehouse, too? Really?! The troubled chanteuse has...

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TV News: Movie marathon coincides with thesps 80th birthday -- TCM will wish Clint Eastwood a happy 80th birthday on May 31 with a 24-hour marathon.

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Music News: Superhero comic bows at the Austin festival -- A record number of film and interactive biz and creative types are converging on Austin, ready to meet, tweet and party as the annual South by Southwest festival kicks off with tonight's red-carpet world preem of Lionsgate actioner "Kick-Ass," helmer Matthew Vaughan's take on the subversive superhero comic.

Front Page: Shyamalan promotes pic based on kid net's toon -- Nickelodeon introduced the kid net's programming at the Thursday morning upfront presentionation.

Legit Reviews: Considers both sides of the faith argument without sneering at either.

Film News: Fox Searchlight, Falcone co-financing, producing pic -- Paul Giamatti and Amy Ryan will topline writer-director Tom McCarthy's comedy-drama "Win Win," which begins production March 15 in Gotham.

TV News: Cabler yaked for violating Networks Regulation Act -- The Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has pulled the Fashion TV channel off the air until March 21 for violating the Cable Television Networks Regulation Act.

TV Reviews: Like "Deal or No Deal," "Minute to Win It" arises from the premise that "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" was too intellectually demanding. But where NBC's earlier gameshow relied mostly on luck, this one puts contestants through cheekily named games that run 60 seconds each, with the prize progressively growing toward a possible seven-figure payout. People have always enjoyed watching fellow citizens win money, and the lone innovation here is that players are encouraged to practice stunts at home. By devoting two hours to the premiere, NBC risks exhausting "Minute's" 15 minutes of fame that much faster.

Film Reviews: DreamWorks Animation's latest is a thrilling drama interspersed with amusing comedic elements.

Film News: Thriller stars Ryan Reynolds as a man buried alive -- Lionsgate has set Sept. 24 as a release date for Ryan Reynolds thriller "Buried" with plans for a limited launch, followed by a wide opening two weeks later on Oct. 8.

Film News: Relativity to co-finance sketch comedy series -- Relativity Media has come on board an untitled sketch comedy project as a co-financer and co-producer on the project that had been in development with Peter Farrelly and Charles Wessler.

Business News: Three of their aquisitions will be released on Lorber, one on Kino -- Kino Lorber has acquired four documentaries and has slated them for 2010 release.

Guild News: WGA trades uptown office for TriBeCa location -- The Writers Guild of America East is moving its offices south from their longtime uptown Manhattan location to downtown near Tribeca at the end of June.

TV News: WGA prexy on hand for fourth meeting on Capitol Hill -- The latest hearing on Comcast's proposed takeover of NBC Universal examined a host of concerns.

Film Reviews: Named for a Baltimore working-class district, "Putty Hill," Matt Porterfield's shoestring-budget sophomore effort (after the little-seen if much-lauded "Hamilton") gathers real people in real places -- houses, skate parks, swimming pools, karaoke sessions -- around a fictional premise. This curious blend of documentary and narrative, held together less by any plot device than by a rigorous aesthetic, proves all the more effective for being in service of casual naturalism. Given the current stasis of indie production, the door to distribution may suddenly open for an artistically focused filmmaker who, like Kelly Reichardt, is no Hollywood wannabe.

Music News: Veteran singer to receive songwriting honor -- Phil Collins will get props for his writing chops when he receives the Johnny Mercer Award at the 2010 Songwriters Hall of Fame ceremony June 17 at the Marriott Marquis in New York.

TV News: Execs talk future, expansion at presentation -- Wednesday evening's Bravo upfront looked more like a movie premiere than an ad buyer presentation. Lauren Zalaznick's high-rent NBCU cabler literally rolled out the red carpet for guests including Zalaznick herself, NBCU prexy Jeff Zucker and Sarah Jessica Parker - celebs posed for paps posted outside on Hudson street in trendy SoHo.

Film News: Study finds pattern that also describes attention spans -- HOLLYWOOD'S golden age may have ended in the 1950s, but it is only recently that Tinseltown appears to have hit upon a mathematical way to capitalise on our fickle attention spans.

Gotham: Showbiz vet to serve as consultant for studio -- Showbiz veteran Merv Adelson has been retained to serve as an executive advisor and consultant to Warner Bros. Entertainment and its businesses in new media start-ups and other early development companies Barry Meyer, chairman and CEO of the studio made the announcement Thursday.

TV News: Former WMA rep will focus on TV packaging -- John Ferriter, a former top TV tenpercenter at WMA, has been tapped for an exec role at sports and entertainment marketing shingle Octagon.

TV Reviews: Treats a sensational topic in a spare and thoughtful way.

Legit Reviews: Show dares you to be entertained -- and you will be -- while it makes you squirm.

TV Reviews: So "ripped from the headlines" that there's ample "Today" show footage speckled throughout.

Film Reviews: Dutch newlyweds share the same home but not much else in "Hunting & Son," an initially slow-burning but pretty effective slice of Euro miserablism.

Legit Reviews: This "Phantom of the Opera" sequel wants to be a tragic romance but it's simply torpid.