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Submitted by BANG Showbiz on September 28, 2011
LOS ANGELES – Matthew Morrison wants to "settle" his feud with Jonah Hill "like men".
'Moneyball' actor Jonah accused Matthew of "bullying" him at a recent showbiz event when the 'Glee' star told him to stop talking in front of other guests, and challenged him to "bring his s**t" during an interview on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon', adding he'd "like to see him sing his way out of this one".
Submitted by BANG Showbiz on September 27, 2011
LOS ANGELES – Simon Cowell has hit out at Lady Gaga for being the "most boring singer in the world".
The music mogul believes the 'Born This Way' hitmaker, Beyonce Knowles and Katy Perry - who recently matched Michael Jackson's record of having five number one hit singles from the same album on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart - need to be on TV to shine because without a visual medium they are dull.
Submitted by BANG Showbiz on September 23, 2011
LOS ANGELES – Jonah Hill has accused Matthew Morrison of bullying him at a recent showbiz event - and is out for revenge.
The 'Moneyball' star was told by the 'Glee' star to be quiet at a presentation for the Fox network in May while he was talking to his actress friend Zooey Deschanel, immediately after a female organizer had also told him to stop talking.
Submitted by Associated Press on June 21, 2011
LOS ANGELES – Michael Bay says Steven Spielberg demanded he dismiss Megan Fox from the third "Transformers" film after she compared Bay to Hitler.
Bay tells GQ magazine in an article appearing in its July issue that Spielberg, who is an executive producer on the film, told the director to "fire her right now" after Fox made the Hitler remarks to a British magazine last year.
Submitted by Associated Press on June 14, 2011
NEW YORK – A Fox Business host is apologizing for what detractors have called racist insults directed at President Barack Obama.
In a brief mea culpa, conservative host Eric Bolling said on his Monday broadcast that he "got a little fast and loose with the language." He says he's sorry his remarks were interpreted as disrespectful.
On Friday, Bolling criticized Obama's recent meeting with Ali Bongo, president of the African nation of Gabon, who is viewed by some as a corrupt leader.
Submitted by Dave Paris on May 1, 2011
WASHINGTON – Comedian Seth Meyers joined President Barack Obama in mocking Donald Trump's presidential ambitions at Saturday's White House Correspondents' Association annual dinner in Washington.
Before introducing Obama, Meyers took several shots at the reality TV star that drew some nervous laughs from the crowd.
"Donald Trump has been saying he will run for president as a Republican, which is surprising because I just assumed that he was running as a joke," said Meyers.
Submitted by Bradley Klapper on May 1, 2011
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama exacted his revenge Saturday after weeks of attacks from his would-be Republican challenger Donald Trump, joking that the billionaire businessman could bring change to the White House, transforming it from a stately mansion into a tacky casino with a whirlpool in the garden.
Submitted by Frazier Moore on April 28, 2011
NEW YORK – NBC was not responding to a challenge by talk-show host Lawrence O'Donnell to disclose whether Donald Trump will return next fall with "The Celebrity Apprentice."
"NBC has created a monster and it is called Donald Trump," O'Donnell said in a blistering 15-minute rant on Wednesday's edition of his show, "The Last Word," which airs on MSNBC, a sister network of NBC.
"NBC can no longer stand idly by, not for one more day," he said.
Submitted by Associated Press on April 22, 2011
NEW YORK – First she was arrested, and now actress Paz de la Huerta has been sued over her encounter with a former reality TV figure she's accused of attacking in a swanky nightspot.
Samantha Swetra's lawsuit, filed Friday, says she was "maliciously assaulted, beaten and battered" on March 20 by the actress, best known for her role on HBO's "Boardwalk Empire."
De la Huerta's lawyer said she would tell her side of the story in court, "with the real facts."
Submitted by Mitch Stacy on April 11, 2011
TAMPA, Fla. – Former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist has settled a lawsuit filed by Talking Heads singer David Byrne after Crist used one of the group's songs without permission in a campaign ad last year, both parties confirmed Monday.
Terms of the settlement were not released, but it included a recorded apology by Crist that was posted on YouTube Monday afternoon. Byrne had sued Crist for $1 million for using the song "Road to Nowhere" in a YouTube video attacking Marco Rubio, one of the governor's opponents in the U.S. Senate race.
Crist said Monday that he was pleased with the terms of the settlement and that Byrne "couldn't have been a better guy" when they met last week to mediate the case.
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