Nickelodeon kicks off its 25th annual Kids' Choice Awards at 8 p.m. EDT Saturday night in Los Angeles, with host Will Smith and a parade of celebrity guests.

The New Jersey teen who is fighting cancer and scored a date with Taylor Swift to The Academy of Country Music Awards is in the hospital and won't make the show.

Jason Aldean will always remember his first time.

Current TV says it has ejected Keith Olbermann from its talk-show lineup after less than a year.

Long before he became a salsa sensation, Marc Anthony listened to the likes of Lionel Richie. Now he'll honor the pop legend as part of the Academy of Country Music's tribute to Richie next week.

British pop singer Robbie Williams says he and his U.S. actress wife Ayda Field are expecting their first child this year.

It wasn't a laughing matter for Heejun Han on "American Idol."

Will Ferrell's swashbuckling newscaster Ron Burgundy had his own breaking news to announce Wednesday night: A sequel to "Anchorman" is finally happening.

"American Idol" runner-up David Archuleta has posted a farewell YouTube video to fans as he prepares for a two-year Mormon mission in South America.

Director James Cameron began his journey Sunday to someplace only two men have gone before - to the Earth's deepest point.

Aretha Franklin has a lot more than her 70th birthday to celebrate: She's reuniting with one of her musical mentors, Clive Davis, for a new album.

"The Hunger Games" has filled fan appetites with a $155 million opening weekend that puts it near the top of the domestic record book.

A submarine that will take "Titanic" director James Cameron to the Earth's deepest point has made a successful unmanned test dive.

The feast is on: "The Hunger Games" has taken in $68.25 million domestically in its first day, a record for a non-sequel.

Variety, a trade magazine that has covered Hollywood for more than 100 years, is up for sale.

The comedian Gallagher says he's had his fill of performing live onstage and is retiring after 32 years.

A pregnant Jessica Simpson on the cover of Elle magazine was apparently too much for some customers of a Tucson Safeway store, where a worker covered it with cardboard.

Audiences are heading back to school for the TV update "21 Jump Street," which has opened as the No. 1 weekend movie with $35 million.

Lil Wayne has been told to cut his grass. The Times-Picayune reports the rapper was cited for high grass and weeds at his 10,000-square-foot mansion in a gated subdivision in Kenner, La., a suburb of New Orleans.

A judge has ordered the jury considering whether Nicollette Sheridan was wrongfully fired from TV's "Desperate Housewives" to keep deliberating even though jurors say they are hopelessly deadlocked.

No presidential candidate worth his chauffeured SUV has reached his personal zenith without this: celebrities to vouch for them. They are the glam and glitter of political campaigns, sure to turn even jaded political operatives into fawning celeb watchers.

People have been scratching their heads over Rihanna's musical collaboration with Chris Brown, but says it "made sense" and it's "innocent."

Wal-Mart is joining Hollywood's emerging system for letting consumers access movies they buy on discs over multiple devices including tablet computers and smartphones.

Alongside rooms peopled with visions of technological futures and carefully calibrated self-promotion, Jeffrey Tambor is urging two young actors to scream and wrestle with each other.

"Dr. Seuss' the Lorax" has easily beaten Edgar Rice Burroughs' "John Carter" at the weekend box office.