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Aamir Khan kissed Kareena Kapoor not once or twice in Rajkumar Hirani’s ‘3 Idiots’ but thrice. Aamir Khan is a perfectionist, to show the kiss to be natural; he and Kareena had 14...

iCarly8/7c NickelodeonIn recent weeks VMAs and Emmys have been given out, and now it's time for the iCarly Awards. It's the inaugural year for the event, in which Carly, Sam and Freddie plan to honor the top user-generated content on their Web show. ...

She's a Disney teen queen, a TV wizard, and a fledgling rock singer. But 17-year-old Selena Gomez says what really blew her mind ...

Court records show Roman Polanski agreed to pay his sexual assault victim $500,000 to settle a lawsuit 15 years after he fled ...

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- The Little Bird Theater Company co-founders Lulu Brud and Kieren van den Blink are producing a bi-annual MIX TAPE festival of original one act plays. Lulu and Kieren discover every play, cast every actor, select every director, and choose all original songs to accompany each piece. The festival showcases the art work of local artists in the theater's gallery. Celebrating their fourth MIX TAPE Festival, Little Bird has attracted such Hollywood stars as Alec Baldwin, Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, and Natalie Portman who have all loved the shows. Actors have tested for SNL and HBO as a result of MIX TAPE. These two Little Birds are indeed Taking Flight!

ET's Mary Hart goes one-on-one with Jon Gosselin in an exclusive new interview full of tough questions about Jon's marriage, children and his motives behind forcing a shutdown in production of "Jon & Kate Plus 8"! "I'm doing this to protect my kids because my kids have asked sometimes that they don't want to be filmed," Jon tells Mary. "My kids need to come off the show." His estranged wife Kate, in her own statement to ET, says her main priority is the children's well-being. But Jon begs to differ.

New york - CBS said this morning that an employee had been charged with attempted grand larceny in an investigation involving "Late Show" host David Letterman, who told his TV audience last night that he had sexual relationships with female employees and that someone had tried to extort $2 million from him over the affairs.

TV Host's Revelation of Affairs Met With Sympathy, Disgust as Likeability Thrown in Jeopardy

A young Arab gasps for breath as he tears down the street, his feet pounding rhythmically on the asphalt. Omar, who comes from the downtrodden Jaffa neighborhood of Ajami, has just witnessed a killing and he is running for his life. It's early morning, and the streets around Tel Aviv's Court of Justice are deserted. It's an apt metaphor; there is no justice here, only a panicked teenager fleeing his own destiny. In his head, Omar hears the soothing voice of his younger brother, telling him to close his eyes and relax. His breath catches as he turns the corner and trips, falling hard on the pavement. 'On the count of three you'll open your eyes,' his brother's voice promises, 'and find yourself in another place.' But in the Middle East, there is no escape from the realities of hatred, violence, and oppression. Omar, who has been involved in a drug deal gone wrong, arrives at the getaway van, only to find it's locked and he's trapped. 'One.two.three. Open your eyes!' his brother's voice

We’ve got some of the best celebrity quotes from this past week, including Madonna wanting to get run over by a train, Hugh Jackman getting interrupted, and Jessica Simpson’s fear of something. “I’d rather get run over by a train.” - Madonna, expressing her opposition to getting married again, on “Late Show with David Letterman” “You want to [...]