News: Entertainment
Dolce & Gabbana sentenced to jail
Fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have been sentenced to 20 months behind bars.
Miley Cyrus, Liam Hemsworth silence split rumors
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth prove their romance is strong with a date night.
WATCH: Official 'Anchorman 2' trailer released
Don't miss the official trailer for the highly anticipated "Anchorman" sequel.
Armie Hammer refuses to consider 'Fifty Shades' role
The Lone Ranger star rejects plans to put him forward for the Fifty Shades of Grey movie.
Dave Chappelle plans comedy comeback
Dave Chappelle is returning to headline a comedy tour with the Flight of the Conchords duo.
Andrew Garfield confirmed for four Spider-Man movies
So when can we expect to see The Amazing Spider-Man 2?
James Franco wants your money
James Franco is asking fans for $500,000 to help fund a trilogy of films based on his book Palo Alto.
TV chef Nigella Lawson moves out after photo scandal
Nigella Lawson has moved out after a domestic dispute with her husband was caught on camera.
Angelina Jolie working for cancer testing
Angelina Jolie is working to make testing for the cancer causing gene mutation available for all women.
'Modern Family' star takes on Amanda Bynes on Twitter
Matt Prokop is the latest celebrity to be drawn into an online feud with Amanda Bynes.
'The Bold and the Beautiful' and George Lucas win big
The Bold and the Beautiful, Ellen DeGeneres and George Lucas were among the winners at the Daytime Emmy Awards.
'Man of Steel' sets new record
Superman reboot, "Man of Steel," leads the domestic box office with the biggest June opening ever.
Netflix, Dreamworks sign original content deal
Netflix will beef up its original programming menu through a new deal with DreamWorks.
Gerard Butler splits from model girlfriend
Gerard Butler is back on the market after splitting from his girlfriend Madalina Ghenea.
Seinfeld stars to reunite on Kirstie Alley sitcom
Find out which former Seinfeld stars are set to reunite on actress Kirstie Alley's new sitcom.
'Happy Birthday To You' belongs to us
A lawsuit is asking a federal court to declare the "Happy Birthday" song to be in the public domain.
