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I'm reading the obits for Teri Garr, who died today at 79. She was an "It Girl," with brains, beauty, and an offbeat sense of humor. Garr had such a great career before getting MS that no two write ups concentrate on the same movies. Most of them ...

Pamela Anderson will get the award this year for Most Changed and Improved Celebrity. She's just been nominated by the Gotham Awards for Best Lead Performance, in "The Last Showgirl." I told you about this film from the Toronto Film Festival. This is ...

In Houston tonight, Tina Knowles introduced her two "daughters" to a frenetic rally for Kamala Harris. They were: Beyonce, and Kelly Rowland (who was dressed for some reason in David Byrne's big suit). The women sent a massive buzz through Shell ...

Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein are the most famous reporters who ever worked for the Washington Post. Their fame came from investigating Richard Nixon and the Watergate scandal. Now the pair have denounced the Washington Post over its decision to .. ...

What a week for the members of the Grateful Dead. A few days ago I announced they would receive the Musicares Person of the Year Award. Now beloved bass player Phil Lesh, a founding member, has died at age 84. I can tell you exclusively that Phil was ...

It seems like it happened yesterday, but Robert Zemeckis's "Forrest Gump" was massive hit in 1994. That was (sorry) thirty years ago. Now we're about to get a new movie from Zemeckis, along with "Gump" stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright. It's called . ...

Lady Gaga is back. She's back to form, and on the dance floor, with "Disease," the first single from her upcoming 7th album. And while her jazz performances on "Harlequin" were impeccable and her ballad singing is plaintive on "Die with a Smile," ...

Is Bob Dylan alright? His Tweets on his verified account are getting more peculiar every few days. Bob says he was on tour in Frankfurt and went to the famous Book Fair there. He writes: "At the hotel in Frankfurt there was a publishing convention .. ...