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"The Artist" waltzed away with its first wins of Hollywood's awards season.
Katy Perry is in the popular clique now.
Denise Darcel, the French-born actress known for vampy roles in such films as "Vera Cruz" and "Thunder in the Pines," has died. She was 87.
"Vertigo" leading lady Kim Novak isn't keeping quiet about her disdain for "The Artist."
Sophie Clarke slayed the competition on "Survivor: South Pacific."
"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" flew away with the game of the year trophy at the Spike Video Game Awards.
Don't call it a comeback. It's a tribute.
Link is getting a workout.
It was as if Heavy D knew that it would be his last tweet.
Heavy D, the self-proclaimed "overweight lover" of hip-hop who became one of rap's top hit-makers with wit, humor and a positive vibe, has died. He was 44. Lt. Mark Rosen of the Beverly Hills police said Heavy D died in a Los Angeles hospital Tuesday after collapsing outside his home.
Katy Perry, "Glee" and Harry Potter conjured up the most People's Choice Awards nominations.
Behind a pair of nondescript black doors on the second floor of an angular office building along an unremarkable stretch of Ventura Boulevard is the headquarters for "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" developer Infinity Ward. It's out of sight from Hollywood in an unsuspectingly sterile place where one might expect to find spreadsheets, not video games.
Lady Gaga enjoyed her "first real Marilyn moment" with former President Bill Clinton.
In the world of video games, realism reigns supreme, but the makers of a game based on the infamous private security firm Blackwater are intentionally steering clear of it.
Sammy Hagar is hoping his supergroup avoids a sophomore slump.
"Dancing with the Stars" viewers didn't give Metta World Peace a chance.
Dolores Hope, the sultry-voiced songstress who was married to Bob Hope for 69 years and sometimes sang on his shows for U.S. troops and on his television specials, has died at age 102.
The "Big Brother" results aren't giving Rachel Reilly reason to pout.
Kanye West closed down the inaugural "Call of Duty XP" convention, a two-day event celebrating the popular Activision Blizzard Inc. shoot-'em-up video game franchise, with an explosive concert inside a hangar on the old airfield where Howard Hughes built the Spruce Goose. West's performance included such hits as "Gold Digger" and "Love Lock Down."
Melanie Moore easily clinched the grand prize on "So You Think You Can Dance."
Selena Gomez conjured five wins at the Teen Choice Awards — one more than boyfriend Justin Bieber.
Jerry Lewis' separation from the Muscular Dystrophy Association is not a laughing matter for some comedians.
The cast of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" showed up to Comic-Con in appropriate attire: costumes.
"Grimm" plans to turn fairytales on their heads.
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