The year in pop culture was marked by several highs, but with 2011 coming to a close, we wanted to take a moment to honor some of the entertainers who passed away in the last twelve months. Whether they worked in front of the camera or behind the scenes, each of these stars left a huge impact on their fans.
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In a Sunday ‘The New York Times’ column titled ‘Hollywood on Wall Street,’ former food critic Frank Bruni sounds off on the left-leaning celebrities who have expressed solidarity with Occupy Wall Street, either in person or via their Twitter feeds. Though he acknowledges that entertainers have as much right as anyone to join the protest, he argues that their involvement could undercut its already muddled message
If there’s two things that are certain this crazy world — besides death and taxes — it’s that people love ‘Star Wars’ and hate cancer. With everyone getting all worked up over George Lucas’ changes to ‘Star Wars: The Complete Saga,’ the folks at Stand Up 2 Cancer have taken the opportunity to raise some awareness with some A-list assistance. From SNL… Continue reading Watch Your Favorite Celebrities Fight Cancer with 'Star Wars' (VIDEO)
It’s been a long run for Oprah Winfrey. She’s probably the most successful talk show host ever, and one of the wealthiest women in America. As she… Continue reading Celebrities Hit Up Oprah’s Huge Finale Party
LONDON (Reuters) – Celebrities who bombard fans with Twitter updates are likely to have shorter careers than those who maintain an aura of mystique, according to a survey.Easy access to stars through Continue reading Tweeting celebrities risk boring fans: survey
