Nick Jonas Debuts New Buzz Cut—Do You Like?
The youngest of The Jonas Brothers has ditched his curly locks for a more masculine look.
Following in the footsteps of Adam Levine (and, well, practically every other guy during this time of year), Nick Jonas has decided to strut a buzz cut.
Kat Von D Slapped with Lawsuit from Insurance Company Over House Fire
The consequences of Kat Von D's house fire back in 2010, which took the life of her cat Valentine, are not over yet.
E! News confirms that an insurance company has filed a lawsuit against the LA Ink star at the Los Angeles Superior Court today for almost a milion bucks.
But why?
Family Guy Emmy Mailers Addressing "Brentwood Jews" Get Bad Reviews From TV Producers
This is one Family Guy joke that didn't go over too well.
The show producers—who are known to get a bit sassy with their Emmy mailers—might have gone overboard this year, sending voters a card featuring Peter Griffin saying, "Come on, you bloated, overprivileged Brentwood Jews. Let us into your little club."
But that's not all.
Bob Dylan: White House Revisited for Presidential Medal of Freedom
Bob Dylan found himself knocking on the White House's door once again today.
Calling the revered singer-songwriter one of his individual heroes, President Barack Obama awarded Dylan the Presidential Medal of Freedom, one of 13 he bestowed on luminaries including Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison, astronaut John Glenn and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
Obama called the crowd in the East Room "a testament to how cool this group is. Everybody wanted to check 'em out."
Dylan, 71, knows the feeling.
Mary J. Blige Admits to Charity Snafu: "I Didn't Have the Right People in the Right Places"
Mary J. Blige admits that her foundation has suffered from growing pains.
But though previous mismanagement resulted in a $250,000 lawsuit being filed against her Foundation For Advancement of Women Now, the Grammy winner insists that she has a new team in place that will get FFAWN back on track.
So, why did they get sued in the first place?
EXCLUSIVE!
Kristen Stewart: I'm Ready for a Snow White and the Huntsman Sequel!
Snow White and the Huntsman isn't even out yet, but don't be surprised to hear Kristen Stewart is already game for a sequel.
The Twilight star tells me exclusively she'd love to make another SWATH...
Kanye West and Jay-Z's "No Church in the Wild" Video—and Is Watch the Throne 2 in the Works?
Leave it to Jay-Z and Kanye West to give us an exceptionally epic music video loaded with political undertones.
The rap duo released their video for "No Church in the Wild" today—yes, the same song that was featured in The Great Gatsby trailer—which illustrates the animosity and mistrust between civilians and the authorities through a full-blown riot in the streets.
No really, you have to see it for yourself.
Doc Watson, Folk-Music Legend, Dead at 89
With Doc Watson goes a piece of Americana.
The folk-music legend, blind since infancy and known for his mastery of the acoustic guitar, died today at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. He was 89.
Watson was hospitalized last week and underwent abdominal surgery after a fall at his home in Deep Gap, where he was born Arthel Lane Watson and given the nickname "Doc" during an appearance on a local radio show when he was in his teens.
Is Britney Spears Qualified to Judge Singing on The X Factor—or Totally Not?
Why would Britney Spears get paid to judge a live singing competition like The X Factor when she's known for not always singing live herself?
—James L., via Facebook
She sort of sings sometimes, you know. But you're partially right: People don't marvel over Brit-Brit's voice or range. They think of something bigger: star power. Whether you love Britney Spears or not, you can't stop looking at her. You refuse to cease reading about her. And you are powerless to stop yapping about her ever-amusing choices in daywear.
And there's more:
So True? So False? Is the New Star Trek Villain Really Going to Be Khan?!
Are we going to experience the Wrath of Khan once again?
In February, we learned that Benedict Cumberbatch was cast as the new villain for J.J. Abrams' Star Trek 2, but no one knew who he would be playing. Since then, word on the Internet is Cumberbatch will take on the role of Khan Noonien Singh, who first appeared on the Star Trek episode, "Space Seed."
Should we (red) alert Captain Kirk that one of the series' most deadly villains will be threatening the U.S.S. Enterprise in the remake?
Hold on to your phasers, Trekkies, because this rumor is...




