A tour bus for Dancing With the Stars: Live! Light Up the Night was one of 50 vehicles involved in an enormous pile-up in Ames, Iowa. While the cast and crew were generally okay—a few suffered minor injuries—the crash did result in one fatality, and five people were critically injured, E! News reports.
In a new interview with Elle, Zac Efron speaks about how his life has changed since getting sober. “What I found is structure,” he says. “That led me to a balance of opposites: You get out of life what you put in.”
Coming soon, to a movie theater near you: a very lush-looking adaptation of Thomas Hardy's Far From the Madding Crowd, starring Carey Mulligan and assorted attractive men. Because this is nothing if not a safe space for total corset chasers, here is an exclusive clip, featuring Mulligan introducing the new sheep…
The noted tabloid duality of Jennifer Aniston—beautiful, charismatic millionaire actress or SAD CRONE FISHWIFE FROM THE LAND OF THE UNLOVED WOMEN?!!!—finally comes to an end soon because she's planning her wedding to Justin Theroux. Yes, folks, the dude who was on one episode of Sex and The City as a premature…
LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 07: Rachel McAdams and Michael Sheen look on from the Royal Box on Centre Court ahead of the Ladies' Singles final match between Serena Williams of the USA and Agnieszka Radwanska of Polandon day twelve of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on…
Bethenny Frankel is being sued by her ex-manager, Doug Wald, who claims that he helped her make the deal to create the Skinnygirl cocktail brand — but was cut out of the profit share. According to this report, "Wald says Frankel specifically sought out his advice because she thought the Skinnygirl cocktail was…
[Toronto, October 3: Tony Blair and Regina George go public with their relationship. Image via INF.]
Tim Burton seems like the perfect director to bring the nonsensical classic Alice In Wonderland to 3-D life, but critics say the most surprising thing about the film, opening today, is that it feels like yet another CGI fantasy movie.
'Tis the season for Oscar-bait and there is no better way to start it off than with Ron Howard's Frost/Nixon. The film is based on the play of the same name by Peter Morgan and stars Frank Langella and Michael Sheen in roles they originated for Morgan's play, which revolves around the five-part 1977 interview between…
