At first blush, Corey Haim's death is starting to sound a lot like Brittany Murphy's. Los Angeles County Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter confirms that the '80s teen...

From the With Friends Like This Department... The latest person to come to Rozlyn Papa's defense in her sex-tape saga is none other than Mr. Lexington...

The other Corey has broken his silence. Fellow '80s heartthrob Corey Feldman has joined a growing list of celebs in paying tribute to frequent costar Corey Haim in the wake of his...

Our TV's Top Couples tournament continues today as you, the fans, continue to prove that love is worth fighting for. The eight pairings that survived the Sweet 16 round include such...

Today, Corey Haim is a lost boy. Sometime soon, hopefully, he'll be Lucas. The Lost Boys was Haim's biggest box-office hit, the movie that made him a Tiger Beat star. But Lucas...

The sudden death of 1980s icon Corey Haim is enough to make us want to go home sick, dust off the old VCR player (remember those?) and have a little movie marathon. Alas, some of us have...

This just in from our bat phone/conch shell: The Modern Family cast is in Hawaii right this second, filming their big "family vacation" episode. But wait a minute, isn't Lost...

As Remember Me hits theaters this Friday, Robert Pattinson continues to make the press rounds, and keeps making make himself sound like the anti-heartthrob. Wonder why? In Parade,...

Kate Gosselin and Johnny Weir are like family. OK, not exactly. But who would have thought they sorta run in the same circles. We'll let the Olympic figure skater...

The Twitterverse is awash with tributes to Corey Haim. Several of his fellow former child stars tweeted remembrances of the Lost Boy, though they were not alone in mourning the...

If you don't watch All My Children, you may not be familiar with Aiden Turner, one of the celebs hoping to strut his way to victory on the new season of Dancing With the Stars. But...

While we await word from Corey Haim's foremost costar, Corey Feldman, to pay tribute to his fallen friend, another colleague has stepped forward in the wake of Haim's unexpected...

While we all wait for Mad Men to return with its fourth season (When will it be back?! Argh!), Mattel is trying to ease the anxiety by releasing Barbie Collector dolls this July. It's perfect!...

We hope Corey Haim is dreaming more than just a little dream. The 1980s teen heartthrob died early Wednesday morning, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. He was...

Charlie Sheen is cleaned up and ready for his close-up. Production will resume next week on Two and a Half Men after it shut down for three weeks to accommodate the star's stint in...

Was anyone else a little surprised that Jennifer Aniston didn't show up at the Oscars or afterparties to promote herself and that new Bounty Hunter movie à la the Golden Globes or last...

A little black dress is a fashion staple—just not this one. The way the metallic trimmings and sheer overlay hang past the hemline makes the normally classy starlet's frock look like a...

Cue the fist-pumping: The worst-kept secret in entertainment just got one step closer to being official. While MTV has yet to confirm a relocation is in the works for season two of the...

Believe it or not, Madonna is taking a page straight out of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's playbook. The pop icon isn't just launching a clothing line—she's launching an...

Just one day after laying her 18-year-old son to rest, Marie Osmond was back on the Las Vegas stage last night, doing what she does best: performing alongside her brother Donny. As...

Film News: 'Pierrot le Fou' to premier at L.A.'s festival of French films -- A restored version Jean-Luc Godard's 1965 classic "Pierrot le Fou" will have its international premiere at L.A.'s 14th annual City of Lights, City of Angels festival of French films, running April 19-25 at the Directors Guild of America Theatre Complex.

International News: Mexican icon introduced to American auds in '80 Days' -- A biopic on Mexican icon Cantinflas is underway with Argentine scribe/helmer Gabriela Tagliavini tapped to write the screenplay, based on a story by pic's helmer Alejandro Gomez Monteverde (Bella).

TV News: AMC's premiere of 'Breaking Bad' lures showbiz -- It was hard to get anywhere near "Breaking Bad" creator/exec producer Vince Gilligan at the show's preem party on Tuesday.

TV News: Italian Prime Minister passes law to save self -- The latest law that appears designed to save Italian media mogul and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi from criminal charges was passed by the country's Senate on Wednesday.

Film Festivals: Helmer honored at Beaune Intl. Thriller Film Festival -- New York-born director, screenwriter and producer James Gray will receive a tribute at Gaul's second Beaune Intl. Thriller Film Festival.

Exec Shuffle: Healthy hiring at MTV names new Senior VP -- Continuing a steady stream of hires and promotions, MTV has named Jordan Berman senior veep of integrated marketing.

Obituary: Charles Pierce helmed influential horror pic -- Indie filmmaker Charles Pierce whose "Legend of Bogey Creek" inspired later horror pics like "The Blair Witch Project" died March 5 in Dover, Tenn., of natural causes. He was 71.

Technology News: CGV to add 10 new locations in major Korean cities -- Giant-screen company Imax will install up to 15 digital Imax theater systems and upgrade four film-based Imax cinemas to digital for Korean loop CJ CGV.

Music News: Iconic 60s pop concert features Beach Boys, Rolling Stones -- It was a music awards show that gave no awards, but has gone on be to immortalized as one of the greatest moments in pop music history.

Film Reviews: Dutch newlyweds share the same home but not much else in "Hunting & Son," an initially slow-burning but pretty effective slice of Euro miserablism.

Music News: 'Need You Now' back in first place -- Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" rebounded back to No.1 on the national album chart, heading a top 10 that sees six new arrivals.

Reality TV: Bravo expands to five nights of primetime -- Bravo is expanding to a fifth night of primetime programming and taking its "Real Housewives" franchise to Beverly Hills.

Music News: Veteran singer to receive kudo at Pop Awards -- Following in the footsteps of such previous honorees as Paul Simon, Willie Nelson, Brian Wilson, James Brown and Kris Kristofferson, John Fogerty will be feted as a BMI Icon at the performance rights organization's Pop Awards banquet on May 18.

Film News: Studio to release 'Money Never Sleeps' on Sept. 24 -- Hoping for a trip to the Cannes Film Festival in May, 20th Century Fox is pushing back the release of Oliver Stone's "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" from April 23 to Sept. 24.

Legit Reviews: This "Phantom of the Opera" sequel wants to be a tragic romance but it's simply torpid.

TV News: NBC's 'Parenthood' stumbles in second week -- Fox won Tuesday night on the strength of "American Idol" while NBC saw the second airing of "Parenthood" fall 17% from its highly touted premiere a week ago.

Film News: Selection includes 85 feature-length films -- Running April 21-May 2, this year's edition of Tribeca will showcase 85 feature-length films.

International Top Story: Investment falls 26% to $1.4 billion -- The French film industry may be more resilient than its European neighbors, but it isn't recession proof.

International News: Former ITV boss replaces Elio Leoni-Sceti -- EMI Group's revolving doors continue to spin with news that Elio Leoni-Sceti -- the CEO in charge of its record labels -- is exiting the company after just 18 months at the helm.

Exclusives: Theater consortium lines up $660 mil for digital projectors -- A consortium repping North America's three largest theater circuits is expected today to finalize $660 million in funding that will be used to outfit 14,000 screens with digital projection systems, a prerequisite for showing 3D titles.

Front Page: 'Two Coreys' star dies at St. Joseph Hospital -- Corey Haim, a 1980s teen heartthrob whose career was blighted by drug abuse, has died. He was 38.

Europe: Public broadcasters rule at German TV prizes -- German pubcaster ZDF was the big winner of the Grimme awards, the top Teuton TV kudofest, taking seven of the 15 trophies announced on Wednesday.

Legit Reviews: Nixon-era radio drama has a lot going for it.

TV Reviews: Appears to hate its "characters" every bit as much as it hopes viewers will.

Legit Reviews: The Irish Rep's revival of Shaw's "Candida" is best when it's least serious.