James Desborough is the thirteenth arrest
A popular boy wizard, comic-book heroes and some foul-mouthed women are leading Hollywood toward a record-breaking summer despite the sour economy and high unemployment resulting in tightened consumer spending.
Bulletproof skin has been preserved in Hollywood movies, but a team of Dutch scientists has claimed to have bridge the gap between science and science fiction by making such skin a reality. Dutch artist Jalila Essaïdi along with the Forensic Genomics Consortium Netherlands (FGCN) said they have made a piece of bulletproof skin from spider silk and human skin cells.
The young singer beat veteran Miley Cyrus and teen wolf star Taylor Lautner
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Don Quijote Mission plans to launch two spacecraft that will fire into a test asteroid to study the possibility of diverting an impact to earth.
Two former employees of the celebrity-owned Shin BBQ are suing the Hollywood restaurant, which is backed by several stars of the big and small screen. They are accusing the restaurant of failing to pay overtime, failing to pay for rest periods, failing to pay for meal periods and failing to pay minimum wage, as well as for unfair competition and violating the fair labor standards act.
The apparent suicide of a husband on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" again showed the dark side of reality TV and the stress that unrelenting media coverage can place on people, experts said on Tuesday.
Bradley Cooper has pulled out of Relativity Media's remake of "The Crow," TheWrap has confirmed.
After a week in which both Jennifer Love Hewitt and Stacey Keibler were linked to new men (the Bachelorette's runner-up, Ben, and George Clooney, respectively), both women popped up on the scene solo.
Tom Hanks reportedly refunded money for ticket admission price to two unhappy movie goers who did not like his film, "Larry Crowne."
Kanye West and Jay Z?s CD, ?Watch the Throne,? isn?t the mega hit that was hoped for. Universal Music/DefJam angered record stores (what?s left of em) and download services like amazon.com because it gave ITunes a four day jump on downloads last week. The results, according to hitsdailydouble.com, was sales of 290,000.
The fourth installment in the "Austin Powers" franchise is coming closer to becoming a reality. The first film in the Powers franchise arrived in 1997 with "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" and followed with "The Spy Who Shagged Me" in 1999 and "Austin Powers in Goldmember" in 2002.
The new categories will include superheroes, princesses and dinosaurs.
The Beatles, all of whom worshipped Elvis while they were teenagers in Liverpool (especially John Lennon), always said they sought to match and even surpass the fame of the man from Tupelo.
If Americans had a choice of a celebrity they could spend the day relaxing with, it would be America's favorite ?friend? Jennifer Aniston, even more so than her red carpet rival Kate Hudson.
It has been seven years since the second installment of "Bridget Jones' Diary" hit the screens. Renee Zellweger is once again going to fill the shoes of the overweight single who is always unlucky in love.
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Disney's reboot of the western adventure "The Lone Ranger" has been dropped by the studio. The film, which was to star Armie Hammer (The Social Network) as the Lone Ranger and Johnny Depp (Pirates of the Caribbean) as his Native American sidekick Tonto, seemed to be too big-budget for the studio's liking.
The grand wedding ceremony on April 29 and the high-profiled North America trip have made Prince William and his new bride Kate Middleton the shining stars of the world but now the popular royal couple has returned to homebodies, enjoying ordinary life, according to OK! Magazine.
If you thought BBC America was all about time-traveling doctors and men behaving badly in cars, get ready to adjust your TV set.
Production of ?The Lone Ranger? canceled over budget woes.
Mountain View-based SETI (Search of Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Institute got a massive financial boost from donors that will enable its 42 radio telescope dishes near Mount Shasta to resume search for sounds of intelligent life form in the Universe.