Dennis Rodman
Ex-NBA star Dennis Rodman was sentenced in family court on Tuesday to 104 hours of community service on four counts of contempt for failing to pay child support, The Associated Press reports.
Rodman, 51, was also placed on three years of...
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Glee, Naya Rivera and Heather Morris
Whitney Houston joined the ranks of Michael Jackson, Madonna, Britney Spears, Lady Gaga and Fleetwood Mac on Tuesday when the late pop singer was immortalized with her own tribute episode of Glee.
The episode started out on a somber note, with graduating seniors Mercedes, Santana, Rachel and Kurt gathering around a photo of Whitney as they slowly burst into a stripped-down version of...
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Richard Coyle
Is Annie about to get tangled with the KGB on Covert Affairs?
She will certainly have her hands full in Season 3 in the form of Simon Fischer, who will be played by Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time's Richard Coyle, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
Covert Affairs Exclusive: Hung's Rebecca Creskoff to play Annie's new mentor
Coyle will make his debut in the season premiere as Simon, a Cambridge-educated ...
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Jimmy Fallon, Madonna
Jimmy Fallon is set to interview Madonna — but she won't be a guest on his Late Night couch.
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Whitney Houston, Lea Michele
Glee is filming a Whitney Houston-themed tribute episode, according to E! Online.
The upcoming episode, which is said to feature eight songs by the late Houston, won't be a straight-up tribute like past Madonna and Michael Jackson-themed episodes. Instead, the songs will represent the hard time Glee's graduating seniors are having with moving on.
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Madonna
Viewers weren't the only ones taken aback by M.I.A.'s middle finger gesture during Madonna's Super Bowl halftime show. The Material Girl herself says she was "really surprised" by it since it's such an "irrelevant thing to do."
"I was really surprised. I didn't ...
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Madonna
Was there a football game last night? Because it seems as though Madonna's halftime show is the only thing that has everyone talking! We received an outpouring of comments about Madge's performance, and as a result, Super Bowl XLVI is holding steady as the No. 1 most talked-about show in our Social Power Rankings. @Jasdestiny tweeted, "That was the best #superbowlhalftime show in years. Stage was crazy." On Facebook, Jamie Durkin enjoyed the show as well. "I loved the fact that she can still do that at her age. I think Gaga needs to remember who did it first. Madonna was and is the Icon."
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Jimmy Fallon
Madonna's halftime performance may have left some viewers cold, but Jimmy Fallon kicked off his late-night show with a rocking number set to Adele's "Rolling in the Deep."
Accompanied by Butler University cheerleaders and students, the mayor of Indianapolis , and Colts cheerleaders, Fallon urged viewers not to go to sleep and that the party had only just begun. "Time to start the show, Late Night in Indy ... Let's go, Let's go," he sang. The performance ended with the Roots rapping live on stage where the show was just getting started.
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Melanie Amaro
If Melanie Amaro was pinning her post-X Factor career hopes on her Super Bowl night Pepsi ad, then we probably weren't the only ones who were disappointed. The most iconic element of her $5 million prize package, this supposed ...
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M.I.A.
It wasn't a "wardrobe malfunction," but Super Bowl XLVI's halftime show managed to stir controversy. M.I.A., who participated in the halftime show headlined by Madonna, flipped off millions of viewers in a blink-and-you-missed-it moment during the performance of Madonna's new single "Give Me All Your Luvin.'" Click here to see a photo.
"We apologize for the inappropriate gesture that aired during...
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