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- Elephants to Crash Staples Before Jackson Memorial
Eleven Asian elephants and seven horses are scheduled to lumber into a side entrance of L.A.'s Staples Center before dawn Tuesday in preparation for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus opening there Wednesday.
- Katie Holmes To Perform On 'So You Think You Can Dance'
So Katie Holmes thinks she can dance -- and in few weeks, she'll display her moves before a discriminating audience.
- Michael Jackson's Will Surfaces
Jackson's mother to get custody of his children
- Pitt, Soderbergh's `Moneyball' Pulled From Lineup
Brad Pitt and Steven Soderbergh's baseball tale "Moneyball" has been benched just days before the start of shooting.
- US Soprano, Ukrainian Pianist Win $50K
An American soprano singer and a Ukrainian pianist have won top honors at a competition that combines elements of "American Idol" and classical music.
- Bullock's `Proposal' Woos Date Crowds With $34.1M
Movie audiences have accepted a proposal from Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds.
- `Hangover' Hangs On As No. 1 Movie With $33.4M
Hollywood is nursing another big hangover.
- Celebs Flock To NBA Finals
Rihanna, Chris Brown seen in crowd at NBA Game 4...
- George Bush On Comedy Central
Troops in Iraq hailed by Bush on 'Colbert Report'...
- Letterman's Apology Not Enough
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is insisting that comedian David Letterman "apologize to young women" for a joke he made on the air about one of her teen-age daughters...
- Madonna Wants Malawian Baby
Madonna adoption ruling to be announced Friday...
- Trump To Miss CA: You're Fired!
The now-former Miss California USA says she can't understand why Donald Trump fired her...
- `Up' Maintains No. 1 Box-Office Altitude With $44M
Two live-action comedies have been unable to bring down the animated adventure "Up."
- Rock The Vote: Nirvana Bassist Seeks County Office
Nirvana's former bassist is running for clerk of a rural county to protest Washington state's method of letting candidates name their own party affiliation.
- Turnstiles Turn For `Museum,' `Terminator'
Ben Stiller's "Night at the Museum" sequel and Christian Bale's "Terminator Salvation" are combining for a solid Memorial Day weekend at the box office.
- 'CSI' Writer Sued By Couple Over Show's Characters
A writer for the CBS show "CSI," is being sued over the names of two shady characters on the program.
- ABC Announces Fall TV Lineup
ABC Entertainemt announced the fall 2009 TV show lineup that includes some old favorites and new shows.
- Dancing With The Stars Finale!
Let the championship dance-off begin!!
- Idol Winner Coming To Wichita
American Idol winner David Cook scheduled to perform in Wichita
- 'Star Trek' Boldly Goes To $31 Million At The Box Office
"Star Trek" has gone to warp speed at the box office with $31 million in domestic ticket sales after just over a day in theaters.
- Injury Causes Melissa Rycroft to Miss 'Dancing'
Melissa Rycroft was the top scorer on "Dancing With the Stars" last week, but she was absent from Monday's show.
- Fans Fixate On Beyonce As `Obsessed' Takes In $28M
Audiences are in the mood for some fatal attraction action at the box office.
- Tyra To Testify At Alleged Stalker's NYC Trial
Model-turned-television personality Tyra Banks will face a different kind of audience this week.
- Davies' Seaside Estate Becomes First Public Beach Club
The former California estate of silent film star Marion Davies opens today as the nation's first public beach club.
- Oprah Cancels Columbine Show
Oprah Winfrey has canceled an episode of her talk show that was to mark the 10th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre, saying it focused too much on the killers.
- Madonna Falls From Horse In New York
Madonna has taken a tumble while horseback riding in New York's Hamptons and has suffered "minor injuries" and bruises.
- Efron Turns `17 Again' Into No. 1 Hit With $24M
Zac Efron has taken the box office crown from his Disney teammate Miley Cyrus.
- Director Indicted In Hollywood Wiretaps Case
A Los Angeles federal grand jury has indicted a Hollywood director who pleaded guilty to lying to federal agents investigating a wiretapping case and later withdrew his plea.
- Actors Reach Tentative Deal With Studios
The Screen Actors Guild and the Hollywood studios have reached a tentative deal on movie and prime-time TV show productions. The previous contract had expired last June.
- YouTube to Stream Full-length Movies, TV Shows
YouTube says it is partnering with major studios to stream full-length movies and TV shows on its site for free.
- LeAnn Rimes to Sing National Anthem at Kentucky Derby
Country music star LeAnn Rimes will help start a new tradition at the Kentucky Derby this year.
- FBI Says E-mail Promising `Oprah' Tickets is Fake
The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center said this week that a circulating e-mail was advertising the "Oprah Millionaire Contest Show," which asks recipients for contact information.
- Madonna Pledges Money To Earthquake-Affected Town
Pop star Madonna pledges money to Italian town damaged in Monday's earthquake
- `Fast & Furious' Accelerates To $72.5M Opening
"Fast & Furious" has left its competition in the dust with a $72.5 million opening weekend.
- Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr to Headline NY Concert
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are teaming up to headline a benefit concert in New York City.
- Fantasia Back on Stage
American Idol winner Fantasia Barrino will reprise her lead role of Celie in the first North American touring production of "The Color Purple" when the Broadway musical opens in Washington. - Woman Sues Morgan Freeman
The woman who was with Morgan Freeman the night of a car crash that left both injured insists she was never romantically linked to Freeman and is suing the actor for negligence...
- Seinfeld Talks New TV Show
Jerry Seinfeld bringing reality series to network TV...
- Top 36 Revealed on 'Idol'
Maybe Tatiana Del Toro will stop crying now. The 23-year-old was revealed as one of the 36 semifinalists during Wednesday's episode of "American Idol."
- Moore and Adams Engaged
Singer-actress Mandy Moore and rock singer Ryan Adams are engaged. Moore's publicist Jillian Fowkes confirmed that the two are planning to wed.
- Gunn, Roberts to Host Oscar Arrivals
Take "Good Morning America" and "Project Runway," and you've got the hosts of the red-carpet arrivals show at the Oscars.
- Academy of Country Music Announces Nominees
Brad Paisley leads all finalists for the Academy of Country Music Awards with six nominations.
- DA Asks Police For More Investigation of Brown
Los Angeles police have presented a case regarding singer Chris Brown, but county prosecutors have asked for further investigation.
- 'Grey's Anatomy' Co-Star: Heigl, Knight Leaving
"Grey's Anatomy" cast member James Pickens Jr. says the medical drama will be saying goodbye to Katherine Heigl and T.R. Knight.
- Prosecutors Want Joe Francis' Bail Revoked
Federal prosecutors want a judge to revoke Joe Francis' bail while he awaits trial on tax evasion charges.
- Actor-Comedian Faizon Love Charged With Assault
Actor-comedian Faizon Love has been charged with felony assault for allegedly punching a man outside a West Hollywood hotel.
- Kevin Bacon Touts New HBO Film at DC Premiere
Actor Kevin Bacon has come to the nation's capital for the premiere of an HBO film.
- Berlin Court: Jewish Collector's Son Owns Poster
A Berlin court has ruled that a Jewish poster collector's son living in the U.S. is the rightful owner of a rare poster confiscated by the Nazis.
- NY's Metropolitan Opera Announces New Season, Cuts
The Metropolitan Opera is announcing its new season amid financial upheaval.
- Annual Book Convention Stays in NY Through 2012
Looking to cut costs, and gain media attention, the book world's annual national convention is staying in New York through 2012.
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