Frank Ockenfels/AMC(LOS ANGELES) — The Mad Men cast gathered in Los Angeles Wednesday night for a premiere of their show’s final episodes. Jon Hamm was on the red carpet just 24 hours after his rep revealed that
“Get Hard” – Warner Bros.(LOS ANGELES) — Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart hit the red carpet in Los Angeles Wednesday night for the premiere of their new comedy Get Hard. Ferrell plays a millionaire convicted of fraud
“Home” – Fox(NEW YORK) — Dreamworks’ newest animated feature, Home, isn’t exactly a world-beater, but it is does revolve around a world invasion. Our world, to be exact. The Boov are intergalactic nomads, who look like the Scrubbing
Harper Collins(NEW YORK) — Publisher HarperCollins revealed the cover art for author Harper Lee’s upcoming novel Go Set a Watchman, the follow-up to her beloved book To Kill a Mockingbird. The cover, visible on the HarperCollins website,
D Dipasupil/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — It’s a girl for Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent! The couple welcomed a daughter via a surrogate on March 23, Berkus announced on Facebook Wednesday. “Jeremiah & I are thrilled to announce
Eric McCandless / ABC(NEW YORK) — Zayn Malik is leaving One Direction. The singer said on Facebook that the decision was a personal one, and apologized to fans who may be disappointed by his choice. “My life
Warner Bros(LOS ANGELES) — Entertainment Weekly just got the first look of Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and he looks every bit like Superman’s arch nemesis. Here’s your exclusive first
ABC/Randy Holmes(LOS ANGELES) — After Angelina Jolie revealed earlier this week that she has had her ovaries removed to prevent a future cancer diagnosis, Kelly Osbourne revealed she also plans one day to have the same surgery.
Warner Bros(NEW YORK) — The new Entourage trailer dropped Tuesday and featured A-list cameos from the likes of Jessica Alba to Liam Neeson. The clip starts when the character Ari Gold says, “The next level is coming!”
Andreas Rentz/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — Albums from Steve Martin and Sesame Street are among the latest recordings to be added to the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry. Martin’s second stand-up comedy album, 1978’s A Wild and Crazy
