DALLAS----Media is invited to the red carpet at AMPM Lounge - the center of the most exciting parties during NBA All-Star week. Celebrities, sports superstars, playmates, VIP guests and renowned DJs are coming together for the ultimate All-Star experience in the ultra-sleek AMPM lounge in the Mosaic building downtown.

Former MLS stadnout Hristo Stoitchkov is making an indelible impact on South African soccer.

The Leather & Laces party is undoubtedly one of the sexiest, star-studded soirees. A Super Bowl tradition for the last seven years, it brings together some of today's hottest celebs.

Jordan and Alex Reid got hitched yesterday in Las Vegas following a long line of celebrities to tie the knot in the Nevada city.

Not a single Oscar nomination for Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and the Twilight New Moon team! Disappointing news for all the Twilight fans, I know. But it is true that all that Rob, Stewart and Twilight received was the Razzies nominations and not a single Oscar. I was equally shocked when I found the nomination lists [...] SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart ...

NEW YORK ? It's like "Fame" ? the movie that showcased the dreams and disappointments of high school performers ? but in real life.

For 19 years, oddball Austrian billionaire Richard Lugner has paid for nights with beautiful B-list bombshells. He pays them about $150,000 and, in exchange, they sign autographs at one of his shopping malls and then accompany him to Austria's premier social event, the Vienna Opera Ball. The 77-year-old...

Recommended THE FILM At a party celebrating their daughter's (Hilary Duff) high school graduation, Tom (Steve Martin) and Kate Baker (Bonnie Hunt) learn their gigantic family (including Tom Welling, Piper Perabo, and Alyson Stoner) might be growing apart. Eager to rekindle the family feeling that's recently eluded them, the Bakers decide to spend their Labor Day holiday at a vacation house by ...

It is like "Fame," the movie that showcased the dreams and disappointments of high school performers, but in real life.

It's like "Fame" ? the movie that showcased the dreams and disappointments of high school performers ? but in real life. That's how Nick Lachey describes the second season of "Taking the Stage," the reality TV show that follows high school students at The School for Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) in Cincinnati as they work to break in to the entertainment industry. The show premieres ...