Was is just me, or did George Clooney seem upset at the Oscars last night?

Jim Carrey’s relationship with Jenny McCarthy isn’t the only thing that’s in the past. So too, he says, is a part of himself he’s happy to shed.

Stewart Copeland and Sting get along great. Really. OK, the Police’s drummer and bassist may have argued from time to time. Perhaps even ferociously. But, as he writes in his new book, “Strange Things Happen” (HarperStudio), “We have discovered that we can be good friends — as long as no one mentions music.”

Charlie Sheen is no longer a good fit for Hanes undershirts, the company believes.

Country music superstar Brad Paisley is still grasping his popularity.

The brother of Oscar-winning actress Mo’Nique admitted to Oprah Winfrey on Monday that he repeatedly molested his little sister starting when she was only 7 years old.

Tyler Perry has, for the first time, revealed graphic details about the sexual, physical and emotional abuse he says he suffered as a child.

The star “wants to move on” after the series tapes the season’s final episode next week, a friend tells PEOPLE.

Lady Gaga and Adam Lambert were two of the standouts at the awards.

“Treme,” the new drama from the creator of “The Wire,” David Simon, captures a musical culture in a way that’s unlike anything that has ever been done on television or in the movies.

RottenTomatoes.com has released its list of the 100 worst movies of the decade list. What’s No. 1? And how do they come up with the list? Find out the details and watch clips of the Top 25 worst movies listed by the site.

Roman Polanski won the Silver Bear as best director for “The Ghost Writer,” at the Berlin International Film Festival.

After months of breathless hype, James Cameron’s “Avatar” finally arrived in theaters — and its box office prognosis definitely isn’t blue.

Malcolm McLaren, the London boutique owner who unleashed punk-rock pioneers the Sex Pistols on an unsuspecting world, has died of cancer at age 64, his girlfriend said Thursday.

In many ways, the critically acclaimed film “Precious” is about hopes and dreams. Mo’Nique, one of its stars, can relate.

It wasn’t a love for butchered cover songs that led Ellen DeGeneres to the “American Idol” judges’ panel — it was the result of a simple marital directive.

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