Monthly Archives: February 2011

NEW YORK – NBC says Miley Cyrus will be making her first appearance as guest host of “Saturday Night Live” this week. The network said Monday that the multiplatinum-selling singer will be joined by musical guests The Strokes. A week … Continue reading →

Ron Galella, Ltd./Wireimage.comUs Magazine Corey Haim is this year’s Farrah Fawcett. The troubled teen star, who died at age 38 in March 2010, was left out of the “In Memoriam” segment during Sunday’s Academy Awards show, which paid tribute to … Continue reading →

After the 83rd Academy Awards end, the only place to see and be seen for Hollywood’s royalty are the Oscar after-parties. This year celebrities were hobnobbing at Elton John‘s AIDS After-Party, Madonna and Demi Moore‘s Oscar affair, Vanity Fair’s infamous … Continue reading →

While some of the great moments at the Oscars are pre-planned and carefully rehearsed before the ceremony, a lot of what is caught on camera, especially what is said in acceptance speeches, isn’t the product of a production team. Take … Continue reading →

During their banter at the beginning of the Oscars, hosts James Franco and Anne Hathaway made a few quips about the award show’s attempt at being “young and hip.” So did it succeed? Here’s a look at some of the … Continue reading →

Anne Hathaway at last year’s Academy Awards. Chrisa HickeyYahoo! Contributor Network Anne Hathaway might have shared the stage at the Oscars with one of the biggest personalities in Hollywood, but it didn’t stop her from sneaking in some of the … Continue reading →

Melissa Leo‘s Oscar speech for her Best Actress in a Supporting Role win was one for the history books — and it wasn’t because of Kirk Douglas‘ extended introduction. Leo — who played Alice Ward in the Mark Wahlberg and … Continue reading →

Rock and roll and The Oscars don’t usually go hand in hand, but over the years we’ve seen a few iconic rock and roll moments on the annual awards show. At this year’s 83rd Academy Awards, Nine Inch Nails front … Continue reading →

NEW YORK – Preliminary Oscars ratings from the nation’s biggest markets are down 7 percent from 2010. The Nielsen Co. said Sunday’s Academy Awards telecast, where “The King’s Speech” was the big winner, had a 24.6 rating and 37 share … Continue reading →