• Ellen DeGeneres takes world's most retweeted selfie at Oscars

  March 2, 2014
  Ellen DeGeneres has broken Twitter's record for the most-retweeted tweet of all time.

• Tom Hanks joins Jimmy Kimmel's post-Oscars special

  March 1, 2014
  Tom Hanks mysteriously donned monks' robes in a trailer teasing late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's post-Oscars special.

• Kate Mara celebrates her 31st birthday

  February 27, 2014
  Kate Mara turns thirty-one today, and the actress certainly has plenty to celebrate.

• Joe Biden says 'I may be a white boy, but I can jump' when discussing basketball skills

  February 26, 2014
  During an event recognizing Black History Month on Tuesday, Joe Biden took a moment to talk up his basketball skills.

• Denver vets treating more dogs for eating edible marijuana

  February 26, 2014
  The number of dogs who are eating edible marijuana is on the rise in Denver after pot legalization in Colorado, and veterinarians at the VCA Alameda East Veterinary Hospital are warning that it's not something people should be feeling too stoked about.

• Amy Adams, Kristen Bell, Jessica Biel to present Oscars

  February 24, 2014
  Amy Adams, Kristen Bell, Jessica Biel, Jim Carrey and Glenn Close are to serve as presenters at Sunday's Oscar ceremony in Los Angeles, producers said.

• 'LEGO Movie' tops movie box office for third weekend

  February 23, 2014
  "The LEGO Movie," with the voice of Will Ferrell among others, led the box office for the third straight weekend with $31.45 million.

• '12 Years a Slave' wins four awards at NAACP Image Awards

  February 23, 2014
  Kevin Hart was named Entertainer of the Year at the NAACP Image Awards held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in California, the event organizers said.

• 'Entourage' movie starts shooting in Los Angeles

  February 21, 2014
  Principal photography began in Los Angeles this week on the big-screen followup to the hit HBO series "Entourage," Warner Bros. Pictures announced.

• 'House of Cards' a hit in China

  February 19, 2014
  "House of Cards" is a hit in China, but a Washington political analyst said he'd rather the Chinese watch C-Span "to really understand U.S. politics."

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