On February 9, 1964, The Beatles made American television history by appearing on The Ed Sullivan Show, kicking off a phenomenon known as Beatlemania, and setting the template for every other kind of mania that followed. From Donny Osmond, to New Kids on the Block, to Justin Bieber, every pop phenomenon -- past and present -- owes their rabid fan base, in some way, to The Beatles and Beatlemania.
International retailer listings for Grand Theft Auto V PC have kept gamers hopeful that a PC version of one of the history's most popular video games will arrive this year. Reports from game developers Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games, on the other hand, are not as optimistic .
Khloe Kardashian isn't wasting her time being sad this Valentine's Day. Yes, she is single but she is also happy to be building a new life after her divorce. She plans to spend the special day with the people she loves and not thinking about not having a romantic partner.
The death of Philip Seymour Hoffman sent the industry into a tailspin, and now, four people have been arrested in connection to the heroin that the star used to ultimately kill himself at the age of 46.
Some Fifty Shades of Grey readers are concerned that Dakota Johnson won't convey Anastasia Steele's sex appeal on the big screen. The actress' latest photo spread, on the other hand, says differently. Meanwhile, could Johnson be getting a new gossipy co-star?
The sculpture of a man with his eyes closed, in a zombie-like trance and in his white "tighty whities" has made students uncomfortable enough to start a petition to make the artwork disappear. The "Sleepwalker", as the sculpture was named, was put right in the middle of a busy part of the campus in Wellesley College. Students argue that the nearly naked man is a "source of apprehension, fear, and triggering thoughts regarding sexual assault".
A new celebrity photo-based website has been created for the U.S. Hispanic market, and it's designed for mobile audiences as well. ImpreMedia announced the launch of Flashpik.com, and it'll feature celebrity content from around the world.
A supposed ‘Fast and Furious 7’ trailer is making rounds online but it is actually a funeral video starring the late Paul Walker and the rest of the crew.
“Americans who will be at the Winter Olympics should look beyond the facilities created for the games and take a hard look at the host country,” says Pussy Riot in a report by The Moscow Times.
