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Curry in 2011.
Actor Tim Curry is reportedly recovering at his L.A. home after suffering a stroke Thursday night, the U.K.'s Daily Mail reports. The paper says the 67-year-old collapsed at home, but few details were available.
"Tim is doing great," agent Marcia Hurwitz said. "He absolutely can speak and is recovering at this time and in great humor." Full Story
This is another vid playing of Ken Cosgrove's tap dancing last Sunday. I should note, it all seems to have started here, but the marriage of Mad Men and Daft Punk is too great not to share in all its iterations.
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JoAnna has a special connection to The Juice* collective.
Tampa native JoAnna Garcia and baseball-playing hubby Nick Swisher welcomed into the world a baby girl this week. We're confident this will go over better than her teen mom food stamp experiment on Reba.
Emerson Jay Swisher was born Tuesday in Cleveland, People reports. “We are overjoyed, blessed and so full of love that our daughter Emme has finally arrived,” the Swishers told the mag in a statement. “She is healthy, beautiful and vibrant. It’s the best feeling in the world.”
News about Garcia's firtsborn broke when her husband was placed on the Cleveland Indians' paternity list, taking the first baseman off the roster for up to three days. "Everybody's doing pretty well. Everybody's healthy," Indians manager Terry Francona told the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "He's obviously over-the-top excited, proud, all that stuff.''Full Story
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Soon she will own all the houses.
Say you divorce your husband, and you need to sell the house you both lived in. What kind of a place do you move into? Well, if you're Katy Perry, you buy two houses to build a compound of your very own.
The singer is listing the house she shared with Russell Brand for almost $7 million, but has recently purchased two homes on three Hollywood Hills parcels on about four acres of land for $11.2 million, the Huffington Post reports. They weren't even officially on the market.Full Story
We've be trying very hard to avoid the Teen mom crew, but things so disheartening have happened that we have to share the sorrys tate of humanity with you. It'll be like watching MTV with us, but without the eye damage.
First up, Jenelle Evans was arrested on Monday for not showing up for a court date. Her response was typical for her: She wrote on her blog she missed it because she forget while on vacation with her mom in Hickory, N.C.
"Now Hickory is six hours away from where we live! So my mom tells me, 'Check your court dates before we leave.' I did, and I told her all my court dates and didn't realize I had ONE, which was yesterday's court date," the 21-year-old wrote. "I wake up my mom and broke the news to her and let me tell you she was PISSED, LOL," the mom to 3-year-old son Jace joked. "I got yelled at the whole way back six hours home."Full Story
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Office Space's Peter Gibbon is a father now. Think about that.
Acting couple Ron Livingston and Rosemarie DeWitt are finally parents, welcoming a daughter on April 29. They're still not quite A-listers, because they managed to keep a secret for almost a month.
The pair are “thrilled to announce the arrival of their daughter, Gracie James Livingston,” their reps told People. "The whole family is happy and well."Full Story
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Bye, folks; Gotta go back to California for a real award!
Eva Longoria had good reason to jet back from Cannes after spending a few days at the film festival: She had a masters degree to accept Wednesday night. That's a way bigger accomplishment than all those years on Desperate Housewives.
The 38-year-old earned the advanced degree in Chicano and Chicana Studies at Cal State University Northridge after three years of classwork, TMZ reports. We're not talking online courses or anything -- she went to classes and wrote a thesis like everyone else, even during her ABC series. Full Story
There's lots of yapping on the Interwebs about Jennifer Aniston's striptease in the trailer for We're the Millers, but frankly, Nick Offerman's character looks like the showstopper. It is RV season, you know.
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There's no way we're letting this piggy bank move out!
Will Smith has made it clear in a new interview his son Jaden is nowhere neear going to be set free from him or mom Jada Pinkett, so you can stop worrying about his parenting right now. Not that you really were, but Will confirms he's not as crazy as we thought.
"Yeah, that was a joke! I made a joke," he told Haute Living magazine about his jibe that Jaden could move out if he had a bigger movie than dad. "He is definitely not going anywhere; he is so scared of being out on his own. Willow is probably going to be emancipated before Jaden!"
He did say that his way of parenting was reflective of how he was raised. Now it's time to totally misconstrue something else he says.Full Story
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Joe, you are an inspiration to creepers everywhere.
Former Girls Gone Wild sleaze peddler Joe Francis is waiting to be sentenced after his conviction for false imprisonment and assault, but he only has one word for his jury (well, several, really): They all need to be shot for being idiots. Way to make your case, cool guy.
"I want that jury to know that each and every one of you are mentally f--ing retarded and you should be euthanized because, as Darwin said, you have naturally selected yourself," he told The Hollywood Reporter. "You are the weakest members of the herd. Goodbye! And if that jury wants to convict me because I didn't show up, which is the only reason why they did, then, you know, they should all be lined up and shot!"Full Story
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Jon is 51. He has no more patience for these shenanigans.
Speaking of Justin Bieber, elder statesman of rock Jon Bon Jovi had some choice words for the YouTube star, calling him an "a--hole" for going onstage two hours late in London in March. Jon gives arena concerts for $12 tickets, so he knows what he's talking about.
“Every generation has guys that do that, none of that is new," Bon Jovi told the U.K.'s Standard about Bieber making the audience wait. “They run the risk of disrespecting their audience members who have worked hard to pay for their ticket, to give you the permission to take two or three hours of their lives — or in that kid’s case, 80 minutes of their lives." Sick burn. But wait, there's more.Full Story
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Be afraid of this young man's steez.
If you ever suspected Justin Bieber gets wild and crazy during the parties at his Calabasas, Calif., mansion, rest assured you'll never know. Even if you get invited, you won't be able to tell anyone, because he makes people sign a release making them liable for $5 million in damages if you blab.
TMZ got ahold of the waiver form the singer allegedly requires people to approve, saying you can't talk about what happens inside the house, including "physical health, or the philosophical, spiritual or other views or characteristics" of Bieber or any of the other guests. That means no talking about getting high.Full Story
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A friend of Ybor. And DiCaprio.
Dennis Lehane will have another movie on the big screen soon, with the author preparing to write the screenplay for Travis McGee, starring Leonardo DiCaprio. It's not based on one of Lehane's books, of course, but until Ben Affleck finishes the Ybor City-set Live by Night, it'll have to do.
Travis McGee will be based on the 1964 John D. MacDonald novel The Deep Blue Good-By, and will feature a 6-foot-4 monster of a man in the titular character. We're assuming he will be played by DiCaprio, because The Hollywood Reporter doesn't specify. Of course, Hollywood also had Tom Cruise play Jack Reacher, so who knows?Full Story
Speaking of Melissa McCarthy, you may have noticed the season finale of her show Mike & Molly was yanked Monday night. That's because it was about tornado ripping through the town.
After tornados destroyed much of Moore, Okla., Monday afternoon, CBS pulled the show and replaced it with a rerun, the AP reports. It will air the season finale "at an appropriate date." There was no further word on when that might be.Full Story
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