Director Karena Evans has hereby overthrown the rule of sweatpants boner men over music videos and replaced them with critical thinkers. Long may she reign.

Michelle Rodriguez, best known as Letty in The Fast and the Furious franchise, is perhaps the number two fan of the beloved vroom vroom series (second only to her co-star Vin Diesel), but that doesn’t mean that she’s satisfied with her character’s jump seat storylines.

The video for “Hey Ma,” a sort of cerberus of the Latin music industry consisting of three chart powerhouses, brings together Camila Cabello (the one Fifth Harmony person whose name you know, now no longer of Fifth Harmony), Pitbull (my father) and J Balvin (my son) for a lite pop-reggaeton jaunt through Cuba,…

The Fast and the Furious franchise arrived in 2001 swathed in tight tank tops, bright cars and Paul Walker’s blue eyes, and 15 years later, the sequels somehow keep getting better. So much so that Charlize Theron, who has a hard time getting cast in some roles because she’s very beautiful, has joined the very…

During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Michelle Rodriguez opened up about the death of her Fast and Furious costar, Paul Walker. "I actually went on a bit of a binge. I went crazy a little bit—I went pretty crazy. A lot of the stuff I did last year I would never do had I been in my right mind," she says.

Extremely beautiful and cool couple Cara Delevingne and Michelle Rodriguez went on vacation to Tulum, where they frolicked in the sea, made out a lot and pet sea turtles. Meanwhile, the rest of us are trapped in eternal winter without a single friendly aquatic creature in sight.

Paula Deen's Sorry I'm A Racist tour is chugging along, leaving a thick trail of butter and delusional self-pity smeared across the countryside.

As the old urban legend states: if a former child actor whispers "performance piece" three times into a blogger's ear, the vengeful spirit of James Franco will appear and write a self-indulgent opinion piece for the New York Times. And so it has happened.

Cara Delevingne and Michelle Rodriguez went to a Knicks game, where they quickly realized that basketball is an extremely boring sport and spent the rest of their time drinking copiously, smoking e-cigs, taking selfies, and sporadically making out.