Justine Ashley Costanza

Robert Pattinson was up bright and early on Tuesday to ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

"Cosmopolis," the highly anticipated collaboration between director David Cronenberg and "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson, is perhaps the most unconventional film of the summer.

"The Expendables 2" hasn't hit theaters yet, but producer Avi Lerner seems confident that the film will be a hit. He's already developing a follow up to the ensemble action film, which hits theaters Friday.

If Mitt Romney's choice for Vice President, Paul Ryan, looks familiar, it may be because of his striking resemblance to a character on "The Office."

Frank Ocean has abruptly canceled a number of upcoming European performance dates, including a tour with Coldplay.

"X Factor" judge Gary Barlow was heartbroken after his wife, Dawn, delivered a stillborn baby on Aug. 4. Shockingly, former "Big Brother" UK contestant Kenneth Tong decided to use the couple's tragedy to generate publicity for himself.

opular humorist, David Rakoff lost his battle with cancer on Thursday at the age of 47.

US Weekly reported on Tuesday that Gillian Anderson and her partner of six years, Mark Griffiths, had split. Almost immediately,, rumors of a romance with her "X-Files" costar, David Duchovny began to take shape.

Since the film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey" was announced in March, speculation about who will play the role of Christian Grey has run wild.

If you're been eagerly anticipating Beck's next album but don't play a musical instrument, you're out of luck.

Joan Rivers' Costco protest is being touted as "the best book publicity stunt of 2012."

Robert Pattinson's first interview since news broke of Kristen Stewart's cheating scandal has been snapped up by "The Daily Show" and it set to air on Aug. 13. The actor's Aug. 15 interview with "Good Morning America" was initially billed as his first post-breakup appearance.

With "The Bourne Legacy" set to hit theaters this Friday, Jeremy Renner is poised for yet another box office smash. Here are five things you may not know about Renner.

The trailer for Katherine Bigelow's latest effort, "Zero Dark Thirty," has just premiered and already the film is generating Oscar buzz.

Comedian Tig Notaro took the stage at the club Largo in Los Angeles, Calif., on Friday for a heartfelt and hilarious set where she talked about her recent breast cancer diagnosis.

The "Comedy Central Roast of Roseanne" on August 12th will reportedly double as a "Roseanne" cast reunion.

MTV may be known for churning out lowbrow properties, most notably "Jersey Shore," but it looks like they may be engaging in some quality programming this fall. The network's newest reality series, "Catfish," explores online relationships that are shrouded in lies.

In the new film "The Campaign," now in theaters, Will Ferrell and Zack Galifianakis play two laughingstocks that run for congress in North Carolina. Here are five things to know about the film.

Elizabeth Olsen's name has repeatedly been tossed into the "Fifty Shades of Grey" casting rumors since the film rights to the raunchy novel were sold in March.

Russell Brand is once again the subject of some unflattering rumors.

For Rashida Jones, "Celeste and Jesse Forever" not only marks her screenwriting debut but showcases her remarkable range.

Aaron Sorkin's dramedy "The Newsroom" has been a thorn in TV critics' side ever since its debut.

Steve Carell may be one of the most popular funnymen in Hollywood, but he still has a few gripes with the current tone of film and television comedy.

River Phoenix's death in 1993 at the age of 23 is considered one of the most shocking losses in film history.

When news of Kristen Stewart's affair with her older, married director broke on July 25, fans of the actress became divided into two camps-those that took to social media platforms, personal blogs, and YouTube to voice their support, and those who vowed to never forgive her.

Olivia Munn is one of many celebrities who have struggled with a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Actress Rachel Weisz is pulling double duty with two vastly different films.

When "Girls" debut this year, the HBO series was called out for being a vain showcase of first world problems.