The City of Boston, Massachusetts was rocked when terrorists set off bombs during the Boston Marathon, and now some of our favorite stars are coming together to raise money and show support for those affected by the tragedy.
On May 30th, the TD Garden Arena will overflow with love and music as the Boston Strong: An Evening of Support and Celebration is coming to Bean Town.
The Twitterverse is rife with support and encouragement for Jason Collins, the pro basketball player who came out as gay on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
Collins’ story “I’m a 34-year-old NBA center. I’m black. And I’m gay” has inspired celebrities from all over the nation to tweet their appreciation.
With just two weeks until the 2012 Presidential Election, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney converged on Boca Raton, Florida for the third and final debate.
This time around Bob Schieffer handled the moderating duties, and both candidates did their best to win over as many undecided voters as possible with their foreign policy expertise.
It was another crucial evening for both President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney as they faced off against each other in the second Presidential Debate.
And while both sides made their respective points effectively, some of our favorite celebrities had their own ideas about who came out on top while others seemed more interested in the comedic value of the whole ordeal.
After a weekend-long backlash, Dane Cook has responded to criticism lobbied against him for a distasteful joke about the "Dark Knight Rises" shooting.
At the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles last Thursday, the comedian called the film "pretty much a piece of crap, yea spoiler alert" before suggesting that audience members would "probably have been like, 'f***ing shoot me'" while watching the movie.
He’s never been one for common sense or sensitivity, and last night (July 26) Dane Cook rubbed some of his crowd the wrong way with his comments on the Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting.
The “My Best Friend’s Girl” actor was doing a stand-up routine at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles when the topic of “The Dark Knight Rises” came up.
It’s no secret that Tinseltown has its fair share of scandal, and Dane Cook has been on the receiving end of some pretty awful treatment from his half brother/former business manager.
According to a report, the uber-popular comedian enlisted his bro Darryl McCauley as his right hand man only to have him embezzle money to the tune of millions of dollars.
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