Now with AOL, check out Brian Balthazar's interview with Gilles Marini - the scene stealer in the Sex and the City movie, not to mention, Brothers and Sisters, Dancing with the Stars, and Two Broke Girls. The two got together to chat in the digital lounge of Oakley Learn To Ride with AOL at Sundance.
Jimmy Kimmel cleverly provides snapshots of crying faces... can you guess whether they're crying from the Easter Bunny, or vaccination shots? Turns out the crying faces of babes look strikingly similar.
As Beyonce kicks off what has already been a wildly lucrative year, it seems only fitting that she is the cover of Vogue's Power issue. Check out the photos here
In keeping with the idea that the Golden Globe Awards are the most fun awards event of the year, some nominees have posted their "I didn't win" shots on WhoSay and twitter. Enjoy, because you probably won't see much of this after the Oscars.
Even though Photographer Gordon Buchanan is in a protective box, it's no less scary when a massive polar bear smells his scent and shakes, growls and bares his teeth at his potential meal. Suddenly this protective barrier doesn't feel so protective.
The bear went on trying to get at Buchanan for 45 minutes. Watch the video here.
In Korea they still have these things called "record stores" - you may have heard of them. And when you buy the album from PSY, the man who brought you the viral phenomenon "Gangnam Style" you definitely get your fair share of fun packaging! Here's a photo tour of what is inside this submarine themed CD box.
Great on so many levels: Not ONLY does it look like the stingray is posing for the camera, but check out the expressions on these women! (And the folks smiling off to the side!)
Tom Hanks is already a beloved actor who has a reputation for being one the most down-to-earth celebs out there. But he really took it to the next level when he posed for some funny pics with a fan.
Here's how Danny, a traveling salesman, describes his courtship with Robin - then watch how he turns their hobby of taking pictures of themselves jumping in the air into a wedding proposal.
This little kid's tantrum can only be stopped with a camera lens - at one moment she's bawling, but she instantly lights up and smiles for the videocamera when it appears. I'm sure this says something sad about our society, but for now let's just remark at how funny and cute she is.
Sure, there's a lot of chatter about how Justin Bieber (who is skinnier than the dental floss I use daily) assaulted a photographer. Even if he really did let out a assault of punches, here's why he won't go to jail, (and so new video that shows he's got fightin' on his mind.)
We've all had it happen - posed for a 'photo' only to realize later that the camera was set to VIDEO. Awkward, especially when we go back and see us standing still and smiling like a dork for four seconds. Well, some genius has compiled tons of those awkward moments of people standing still in dorky poses - and it's surprisingly hilarious.
After being scrutinzed by a tabloid for going out in Hollywood sans makeup, 90210 actress Anna Lynne McCord vented on twitter... with a candid makeup free closeup and a rant about unrealistic standards.
Blackberry's next camera feature captures extra frames both before and after you hit the button, so if someone blinks, you can just 'go back in time' to get the better shot. Check out this short demo. Very cool!
Complex Magazine has a cover story on Justin Bieber's growing pains. (Pains that are fortunately numbed by millions of dollars, for his sake.) For the photo spread, he's seen taking some blows to the face, complete with faux blood and bruising.
Everything that's old becomes new again... even in celebrity photography!
Look no further than George Clooney on March’s issue of Esquire and "The Artist" actor Jean Dujardin on last month’s issue GQ Russia. But wait... that looks familiar...
Celebrities beware: the phone hacking has not stopped. And the latest celebrities to fall victim to the scandal are Christina Hendricks and Olivia Munn.