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A California man who rushed into his apartment to save a rack of barbecue ribs from a nearby fire gave an interview to a local news cameraman on the scene–and video of the interview has since gone viral.

Alex Kendrick, writer, producer, director and star of the recently released faith-based movie War Room, has to be pleased with the reception accorded his latest project.

Vice President Joe Biden has been added to the guest list for the inaugural week of CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Miley Cyrus’ bare chest and repeated reminders that she enjoys smoking marijuana couldn’t help MTV shake off disappointing viewer totals for its Sunday night broadcast of the Video Music Awards.

Academy Award-winner Robert Redford returns for his first starring role since 2013’s All is Lost in this weekend’s A Walk in the Woods.

The first trailer for Will Smith’s NFL concussion cover-up film was released online this week.

The first trailer for transgender drama The Danish Girl has been released online. In The Danish Girl, Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne (The Theory of Everything) plays Lili Elbe (born Einar Wegener), a turn-of-the-century painter who became one of the first documented recipients of gender

Reality television matriarch Kris Kardashian and her daughter Khloe will face lawsuits from several Marina del Rey families who say they suffered emotional distress after the famous family set off a raucous fireworks display in the middle of the night last week.

There was no shortage of pot-smoking and weed-related jokes during Sunday night’s MTV Video Music Awards – and host Miley Cyrus apparently kept the party going after the show wrapped by passing a lit joint around the VMA press room.

MTV aired its “star”-studded Video Music Awards on Sunday night live from Los Angeles.

Kevin Gates takes his personal space very seriously.

Miley Cyrus has earned a dubious honor on the week of the MTV Video Music Awards — worst celebrity role model for children.

Another month, another sexual orientation for pop star Miley Cyrus.

The second trailer for the Bill Murray-starrer rock n’ roll movie Rock the Kasbah was released this week.

The first trailer for the new HBO-Vice documentary collaboration Fixing the System, in which President Obama visits a federal prison and meets with several of the inmates, debuted online Friday.

Star Wars fans have been clamoring for new footage and details of the upcoming seventh installment, The Force Awakens, ever since the first extended trailer for the film debuted in March.

From filmmakers Alex and Stephen Kendrick, the makers of Courageous and Fireproof, comes War Room.

Kylie Jenner and her rapper boyfriend Tyga were both cited by the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District for wasting water at their lavish homes this summer as California struggled through a fourth year of record drought, reports local affiliate NBC4.

Actor Johnny Depp began his own private investigation into an assistant director he worked with on a film when he suspected the man to be a voyeur who spied on actresses using hidden cameras.

The Writer’s Guild of America, East (WGAE) filed comments Thursday with the IRS and the Treasury Department, calling for an exemption from a hefty excise tax on health plans that the union is mandated to pay by the Affordable Care Act.

California residents slashed water use by 31.3 percent in July, well ahead of Gov. Jerry Brown’s mandatory order for a 25 percent statewide reduction by February.

Santa Monica and Marina del Rey residents were awakened in the middle of the night Tuesday by a raucous fireworks show thrown by Khloe Kardashian in honor of her boyfriend James Harden’s birthday party – and it’s not clear that the reality TV starlet secured the proper permits, or even needed any, for the bash.

A man who underwent $100,000 of cosmetic surgery to look like pop star Justin Bieber was found dead in a San Fernando Valley motel room earlier this week.

USA Network has postponed the Wednesday night season finale of its Mr. Robot television show because a scene in the episode resembled the murders of two television reporters live on air Wednesday morning in Virginia.

California Congressman Ted Lieu (D-Los Angeles) lashed out at Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush on Wednesday, accusing the former Florida governor of making a “dangerous mischaracterization” of Asian immigrants during a recent interview.

An unusual resurgence of the plague in the United States this year has left three dead and eight others sickened across six states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Charlie Daniels, of Charlie Daniels Band fame, penned an open letter to Congress on Monday blasting the “sold-out, jaded, burned-out political hacks” for what he called their lack of courage.

It’s been thirteen years since Pierce Brosnan last played James Bond in a 007 movie, in 2002’s Die Another Day – but that didn’t stop the actor from speculating about who could take the reins as the world’s most famous spy when Daniel Crag eventually hangs up the tux.

It’s not particularly hard to see why Hollywood films put teenagers in apocalyptic scenarios or in battles against the undead.

One actor playing both siblings in the same movie is a decidedly risky move.

Shock jock Howard Stern thinks Donald Trump has the GOP nomination in the bag.

Director Quentin Tarantino went after what he called a culture of “white supremacy” and institutional racism in America in an extensive interview with New York magazine published Sunday.

A representative for Mel Gibson has denied claims that the actor/director shoved and spit on a female newspaper photographer outside a movie theater in Sydney, Australia Sunday night.

The upcoming horror film The Witch got its first trailer this week – and man, it is just really, really creepy, in ways that most horror films try to be but aren’t.

One man’s emotionally fraught journey to meet Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich is the subject of next month’s documentary Mission to Lars.

Oscar-winning writer-director Paul Haggis has condemned the media for its failure to hold Tom Cruise accountable for the movie star’s leading position in the controversial Church of Scientology.