In the summer of 2013, the best story on the internet was the one about Sean Parker’s horrible (and horribly tacky) Lord of the Rings-themed wedding to Alexandra Lenas. Three years after the worst costume party Silicon Valley ever birthed, it still is.
Sean Parker's wedding is the gift that keeps on giving. For those that were enraptured by the 364 beautiful costumes that were designed by the actual costume designer from Lord of the Rings and how they looked on the bodies of beautiful people like Olivia Munn and Lars Ulrich, take comfort in the fact that it was a…
Despite the horrible way that the media ruined the most special day of Justin Timberlake's Sean Parker's life, his wedding went on as planned and is now apparently in the running for "Wedding of the year?" (Yes, that is a question mark.) That's according to Vanity Fair, who got the inside scoop on and has a ton of…
Defying a long, proud line of crotchety James Bonds romancing women young enough to be their children, Penélope Cruz has reportedly been cast as the lastest Bond girl opposite Daniel Craig in Sam Mendes' Skyfall follow-up, Bond 24.
Even when you have the most laissez-faire, No Curfew, "You're-Going-To-Drink-So-Drink-In-The-House-Here's-Some-Patron" liberal Hollywood parents ever, you still want to fly the parental coop. Case in point: For Jaden Smith's 15th birthday this July, he asked Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith if they'd sign the papers…
Sean Parker, the co-founder of Napster and Facebook, may seem to have it all: billions of dollars, a highly-lauded cinematic portrayal of his life that paints him as a cheeky rapscallion courtesy of Justin Timberlake, a mansion nicknamed "Bacchus House" with an entrance hall that plays subway noises on a loop, and…
Now all we need is a few close-ups of Prince William's bald spot and we can call it a day, because French gossip rag Closer has run a bunch of topless shots of Kate Middleton taken on the terrace of a private guest house during a vacation to Provence with Willz last week. (Click through for the NSFW shots, featuring…
A white guy invented Facebook. But in Mark Zuckerberg's real-life world, women did more than give blowjobs, and black people said more than "Is this guy bothering you?" So why does The Social Network so badly want to pretend otherwise?
