Brad Pitt famously told Esquire magazine in 2006 that he and Angelina Jolie would not marry until "everyone else in the country who wants to be married is legally able." But, in a new interview, the "Tree of Life" star said his children are forcing the superstar couple to reexamine that position.

Hollywood's hangover is a lot bigger the second time around.

"The Hangover Part II" hauled in $86.5 million in its first weekend, putting Hollywood on course to set a new revenue record
for the long Memorial Day weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Grammy winner Seal's first trip to the Indianapolis 500 is also his first time singing the U.S. national anthem.

Tony Romo is officially off the market.

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback wed KDAF-TV anchor Candice Crawford – sister of "Gossip Girl" star Chace Crawford — at Arlington Hall Mansion at Lee Park in Dallas, TX, on Saturday evening, according to People.

Within the first five minutes of the History channel documentary "Gettysburg," a Union soldier splits open the skull of a Confederate with his rifle stock. Blood erupts from the battle wounds, splattering the camera's lens.

Would you expect anything less from Ridley and Tony Scott, whose resumes include "Top Gun," ''Black Hawk Down" and "Gladiator"? The brothers behind some of the biggest blockbusters don't skimp on the horrors of war for the small screen in this docudrama.

Congratulations are in order for Ana Ortiz – the actress is six months pregnant with her second child.

Colombian pop singer Shakira said Saturday she would one day like to sing pop songs, if not an entire album, in Arabic.

Christopher Meloni will not be returning as Detective Stabler on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" as it begins its thirteenth season on NBC in the fall, and his onscreen partner, Mariska Hargitay is sad to see her co-star go.