It's hard to believe, but it's been three years since Paul Walker was killed in a car accident on his way home from a charity event.
Few actors have been as beloved by their co-stars as Walker, and Fast and Furious franchise star has been the subject of countless online tributes in the years since his untimely passing.
Ludacris will MC the Billboard Music Awards as the 2015 this spring along with a super (model) co-host in Chrissy Teigen, who promises to liven things up.
We'll have to until this weekend to see the Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber in its entirety, but the anticipation for the diss-fest is so high that details of what went down at Saturday's taping are already all over the web.
Some hilarious clips of the Bieber Roast are already making the rounds online, but as with most taped specials featuring ribald comics, there were several moments that only the live audience got to see.
Both the Internet and Karrueche Tran were stunned to learn this week that Chris Brown is a father.
Turns out, the singer knocked up a model named Nia Amey early last year and is the parent to a very poor soul named Royalty. We're praying for the little girl as we type this.
Earlier this summer, Rob Kardashian Tweeted that he has a son.
The actor was kidding (we think), but plenty of male celebrities face the very serious issue of having a child out of wedlock.
Happy Throwback Thursday, Internet users!
Earlier today, we posted what many consider to be one of the greatest old pictures in the history of camera use, as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson posed in 1990s garb that included a fanny pack.
In what often seems like a genre focused on getting cars, cash, and girls, rap often gets a bad rap. Some of the genre's most talented voices use their powers for good.
Or they try. Instead of playing to the lowest common denominator, their politically charged and often personal song lyrics are an attempt to alter the course of pop culture.
What's in a name? As it turns out, maybe everything.
Since Shakespeare first posited the question in Romeo and Juliet, actors have been using fake names to land professional roles. Not only did it allow them some semblance of privacy before the dawn of Wikipedia, but let's face it, some people just aren't born with great names.
Taylor Chapman, the horrible Dunkin' Donuts customer who went off on the store in a viral video, once interviewed Ludacris about his cognac brand!
Before Chapman’s self-videotaped berating of DD employees and customers turned her into the Web's Most Hated, she was a failed model / PR person.
Oprah who? Rapper Ludacris has given away 20 cars to people who wrote in about their struggles to keep their jobs for a lack of their own wheels.
Ludacris said he was taken aback after reading thousands of essays by people struggling or unable to buy cars needed to get to work or find jobs.
