Yesterday (June 17), we told you singer Melissa Etheridge criticized Angelina Jolie's decision to get a preventative double mastectomy, saying it wasn't a brave choice, but a "fearful" one.
Turns out Etheridge is a friend of Brad Pitt's -- so naturally, when he was at the premiere for 'World War Z' (aka 'That Brad Pitt Zombie Movie'), he was asked about her comments.
So far the Stanley Cup Finals have lived up to playoff hockey's reputation for thrilling action, and the two men between the posts are leading the way with some fantastic work. Which goalie has played the best?
In this behind-the-clip video from Katy Perry's Vogue cover, the singer goes from makeup-free to a fully painted face -- and reveals key style secrets, such as why she has black hair and her two favorite features!
Justin Bieber can't seem to break away from car trouble. The pop star was investigated last night for allegedly hitting a photog and driving away -- but has now been cleared of any wrongdoing.
If you've ever seen 'Avatar: The Last Airbender,' then chances are you're probably a fan of Toph Beifong, the blind earthbender who's a little rough around the edges, despite being from an aristocratic family. If so, then feast your eyes on this spot-on cosplay!
Can Justin Bieber just get a chauffeur? Seriously, the kid has the money for it, and with every passing traffic violation it seems like a smarter decision. His most recent vehicular trouble came in the form of an alleged hit-and-run outside a Los Angeles club.
If you needed an adrenaline boost this morning, then you'll want to check out these new clips from Marc Forster's 'World War Z,' featuring brutal zombie chaos and creepy, rainswept suspense.
College is not an obvious setting for a Pixar movie. For all the vaunted animation studio's reputation for producing mature, adult children's films, college lends itself to a more immature brand of adult humor -- the kind with lots of nudity, profanity, and outrageous drunken antics. Sure enough, Pixar's 'Monsters University' brings new meaning to the phrase "safe school" -- this G-rated riff on 'Revenge of the Nerds' and 'Animal House' (they probably thought about calling it 'Monster House' at some point, right? They had to) doesn't push any envelopes in terms of content or humor. It's basically a formula college comedy, minus the raunch, in the world of 'Monsters Inc.' Nevertheless, it's a formula executed by some very talented animators, who've produced a lively, if mostly forgettable, movie.
They say it takes years to truly master an instrument. And then there are these kids.
Amazon proved rather conservative in its initial selection of fan-rated pilots to take to series, choosing only 5 of 17 available offerings to move forward, all either comedies or children's shows. Now, the streaming service has decided to move forward with a pilot production of its first original drama 'Bosch,' based on the Michael Connelly homicide detective novels.
