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The Harlem Shake is being done everywhere. According to The Guardian, over 4,000 Harlem Shake videos are uploaded to the Internet daily. Even FOX's "The Simpsons" are getting in on the act. That's right, the longest running scripted show in television has created its own version of the viral video. They are calling it the "Homer Shake." Read More »
Casey Anthony will be making her first public appearance Monday afternoon since her high profile murder trial in 2011. Anthony will be in Tampa, Florida to answer questions about her Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. This will be the first time the public sees Anthony since she was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter Caylee. Read More »
Hit PBS show "Downton Abbey" is in line for some casting changes next season. The show is returning for its fourth season, but not with the same cast. Siobhan Finneran, who played villainous housemaid Sarah O'Brien, is leaving the show. However, there will be plenty of new characters on the show's fourth season. Read More »
Sometimes help comes from the most unlikely places. Lindsay Lohan's career and personal life have been in a downward spiral for a few years now, but actor Charlie Sheen thinks he can save her. Sheen, no stranger to downward spirals himself, says Lohan can learn from his past mistakes. Read More »
This is why you have to love the Internet. Videos that gain over four million views in just a few days on YouTube, become instant Internet sensations because nearly everyone who watches can agree that it's awesome. The "World's Most Insane Rope Swing Ever!!!" video on YouTube isn't the typical viral adventures found on the video social networking site. This video involves music, friends, dogs, jumping off a cliff on a 400 foot long rope, and some great views. Read More »
As you probably already know, Justin Bieber turns 19-years-old today (Mar. 1) and Justin has some big plans for his birthday party. According to Daily Mirror, the "Boyfriend" singer is planning on throwing a circus-themed birthday party in London. Read More »
First music, then movies, and now fashion. Rihanna is taking over the entertainment world one industry at a time. Beyonce better watch out, because RiRi could be taking over her spot as America's most popular singer. Mstarz reported on Rihanna's deal with MAC cosmetics, which is the first of it's kind for the company. Now, Rihanna is ready for the New York launch of her River Island fashion collection. Read More »
Music legend Prince made a rare TV appearance Friday night in front of NBC's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" audience. The singer performed his new song "Screwdriver" and then reportedly smashed a guitar from Roots band member "Captain" Kirk Douglas. Read More »
Facebook is getting a facelift. The social media giant sent the press invites on Friday for a March 7 event to unveil a new look for the social network's news feed, the home to users updates on their friends. Read More »
Is WWE going to attempt to do the world's largest Harlem Shake at "WrestleMania 29" in East Rutherford, NJ? Well according to the F4W Newsletter, Bryan Alvarez says the sports entertainment company is considering giving it a try. Read More »
"One Day At a Time" star Bonnie Franklin died Friday due to complications from pancreatic cancer. She was 69-years-old. Franklin played Ann Romano on the historic television show, bringing TV viewers a new type of character. A divorced mother. Read More »
"American Idol" season 12 judge and singing superstar Nicki Minaj says she has never gone under the knife. When you look as good as Nicki does, you're going to have to dispel rumors. According to Nicki, any rumor that she has had plastic surgery is just that, rumors. Read More »
Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready, ex-Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan, and former Screaming Trees drummer Barrett Martin are forming a new band. The currently unnamed project will feature a number of different singers including Killing Joke's Jaz Coleman according to Billboard. Read More »
