Kelly LeBrock, who starred in Weird Science, was arrested for an alleged DUI, TMZ reports. LeBrock was pulled over in Santa Barbara, Calif., on Nov. 30 for driving erratically, weaving across the double line, failing to stop at a stop sign and speeding. After failing a field sobriety test, LeBrock was arrested and booked, though no charges have been filed yet.
Nirvana, KISS and Cat Stevens are among the acts who will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year, the organization announced Tuesday. They will be joined by Hall and Oates, Peter Gabriel and Linda Ronstadt at theApril 10 ceremony at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
If you thought Colin Farrell and Britney Spears made a strange couple, wait until you hear this. The actor opened up to Ellen DeGeneres on her show Monday about his "romantic relationship" with none other than Elizabeth Taylor. Farrell met the legendary actress at Cedars Sinai Hospital in 2009, when he was there for the birth of his son Henry and she for getting a stent put in her heart. "I said, 'Will you tell her I said hello? She probably won't know who I am,'" he said of running into her manager Tim Mendelsohn. "And they go, 'No, she knows who you are.' And I went, 'Wow, cool. Well, tell her I said hello and I wish her the best,' and they said, 'Will do.'" Unable to shake Taylor from his mind, Farrell had his publicist send her flowers only to find out that Taylor shared a similar idea and sent him an orchid with a handwritten note.
Florida Georgia Line's Brian Kelley has secretly married his girlfriend Brittney Marie Cole, People reports. The couple, who have only been dating seven months, wed on Monday in an outdoor ceremony at the singer's home in Nashville. Kelley and Cole first met each other three years ago, though both were in other relationships at the time. "She definitely caught my eye [back then]," Kelley said. "Brittney's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. I always knew in my heart that if I were single, then I wanted a chance with her. She was my dream girl."
Like most Adult Swim fare, there's a manic quality to Rick and Morty, but co-creator Dan Harmon instills an oddly emotional realism to it, helping it stand out amongst the crowd. The series follows Rick, an alcoholic mad scientist, as he drags his slightly dimwitted grandson Morty on a series of adventures across time and space. While Rick has no qualms roping Morty into his own self-serving schemes and even knocking off a few of his classmates along the way, there's a thrilling freedom to watching Rick indulge in his bad tendencies. As Harmon explains toTVGuide.com, part of Rick's appeal is the fantasy fulfillment of "wanting to be the smartest [person] in the room and telling everyone else that none of their problems matter ... and just burping and walking away." Though over time, Harmon says, people will start to understand Rick is the way he is because he "has seen a lot of things that would challenge a normal person's ability to continue thinking that certain things are sacred."
Audrey Totter, a 1940s noir actress who appeared in Lady in the Lake, passed away Thursday at West Hills Hospital in Los Angeles. Totter, 95, had a stroke and suffered from congestive heart failure, her daughter Mea Lane told The Los Angeles Times.
Family and friends of Paul Walker gathered for a private funeral service to say their final goodbyes to the late actor on Saturday, E! News reports. The Fast and Furious star's remains were cremated and his ashes were interred at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in the Hollywood Hills.
Ed Helms has signed on to star in Paramount's reboot of The Naked Gun franchise, Variety reports. The former Office star will play Detective Frank Drebin, the role made iconic by Leslie Nielsen.
Megyn Kelly returned to the air Friday night for the first time since insisting to children on-air that Santa and Jesus are white. "Apparently we ignited quite a controversy the other night," Kelly said on The Kelly File, according to Yahoo News.
Homeland original cast members Morena Baccarin and Morgan Saylor will not return as regulars in Season 4, TVLine reports. Saylor's character Dana has been scrutinized since the series' launch, but became a focal point of fan contention this season when given a more prominent role. With Brody (Damien Lewis) absent for most of the beginning of Season 3, the focus shifted to Brody's family, specifically Dana's struggles in the wake of her father's alleged terrorist attack.
Jack White and Karen Elson's divorce is finalized, two years after their initial separation. According to The Associated Press, a Nashville judge signed the divorce agreement on Nov. 26, naming Elson as primary caregiver for the couple's two children, Scarlett, 7, and Henry, 6. White will be given 150 days a year with them.
Things are not looking up for Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) in the new trailer for House of Cards. The two-minute video finds Underwood struggling to combat a flurry of threats to his potential vice presidency, ending with the tagline, "And the butchery begins."
Beyonce surprised her fans Thursday night by releasing a new album exclusively on iTunes. The self-titled "visual album" features 14 songs and 17 music videos.
Megyn Kelly caused controversy Wednesday night when she responded to a Slate article questioning the depiction of Santa Claus as white. "For all you kids watching at home, Santa just is white," Kelly told her viewers on The Kelly File. "But this person is arguing that we should also have a black Santa, but, you know, Santa is what he is — just so you know, we're just debating this."
NBC has ordered a Rosemary's Baby miniseries, the network announced Tuesday. The four-hour project will be an adaptation of Ira Levin's 1967 book. "As we move into the event movie and miniseries space, Rosemary's Baby represents the kind of attention-getting, surprising project that will make noise for us," NBC Entertainment President Jennifer Salke said in a statement. "The story has been updated and moved to Paris, but it's faithful to the spirit of Ira Levin's classic novel. This is a compelling tale wonderfully told."
Talk about a backhanded compliment. Adam Sander has been named the most overpaid actor of 2013 by Forbes. Though Sandler still commands a fat paycheck, most of his recent films have been Razzie fodder and box office duds. The magazine estimates that for every dollar Sandler received on his last three films, which include Jack & Jill and That's My Boy, the movies returned an average of $3.40. However, there are exceptions when Sandler's price tag pays off, as is the case with Grown Ups 2, one of Sandler's best performing films, which was not counted toward this year's ranking because of its later release date.
For most, the Bill Brasky sketch on the Paul Rudd-fronted SaturdayNight Live was a highlight — but not Tim Meadows. The former SNL cast memeber, who had previously appeared in four Brasky sketches, took to Facebook to express his displeasure at not being invited to participate. "I guess it just dawned on me that I mean NOTHING to them...I'm just being overly sensitive. It doesn't matter in the long run. I'm grateful for what they did for me. But everyone in a while as a fan and a alumni, it stings a little to not even be considered as someone they would like to come back around," Meadows wrote.
Lea Michele has released the cover art for her debut album Louder, along with her first single "Cannonball." "I close the door / I got this new beginning / And I will fly / I'll fly like a cannonball," the Glee actress sings.
Though Jeff (Joel McHale) seemingly got his happy ending he finally graduated from Greendale last year, judging by the first trailer forCommunity's fifth season, it was all downhill from there. The lawyer has apparently hit hard times (in case his new beard didn't make that clear enough). In fact, his law career is looking so grim that Jeff decides that going back to Greendale is a better option. Only now the student has become the teacher.
People can call Rebecca Black a lot of things, but the girl is brave. After being ripped apart for her 2011 music video "Friday," Black has released a follow-up single, aptly titled "Saturday."
Kate Williamson, who played Mrs. Rodgers on Ellen, died Friday,Deadline reports. She was 83. Williamson, born Robina Jane Sparks, passed away in her Enicno, Calif., home. Her husband Al Ruscio, who appeared in The Godfatherand on Seinfeld, had passed away on Nov. 12.
Kirstie Alley has never been one to mince words, and during an interview with Howard Stern on Wednesday, the actress turned her tongue against Leah Remini. Alley called Remini, who left Scientology in July, a "bigot" and asserted that her negative claims about the church are "bullsh--." Remini said in September that she has lost friends since leaving Scientology and that the church was looking for her to fail onDancing with the Stars, where she finished in fifth place. Stars who quit Scientology
