2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominees Announced

Alec Baldwin Goes On Twitter Tirade

Bill Clinton Was Almost on 'Dancing With the Stars'

Nicolas Cage Recalls Encounter with Naked Man Eating Fudgesicle

The Toronto Sun quotes the actor telling reporters, “It was two in the morning.  I was living in Orange County at the time and was asleep with my wife [Alice]…I opened my eyes and there was a naked man wearing my leather jacket eating a Fudgesicle in front of my bed.”

'Heroes' Star Greg Grunberg Calls for Film's Boycott After Seizure Joke

(NEW YORK) — There is plenty to laugh at in the trailer for the movie Tower Heist, but actor Greg Grunberg finds nothing funny about one particular exchange between characters played by Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller. In the scene, Murphy refers to Stiller as “little seizure boy” not once, but twice, poking fun at Stiller’s character for a childhood ailment. But for anyone who suffers from epilepsy or is prone to seizures, it is no laughing matter.

James Franco Signs onto 'General Hospital'

(LOS ANGELES) — James Franco must need yet another day job. The famously multitasking Oscar-nominated actor has just signed onto a “long-term” stint on General Hospital.

The actor, who recently reprised one of his first acting roles as the soap’s serial killer Robert “Franco” Frank, will film a fourth guest spot Sept. 20. 

TVGuide.com is reporting Franco’s appearance will set up a multi-episode storyline.

'General Hospital' Actor: 'I Dare Them' to Cancel Us

(NEW YORK) — Maurice Benard, who has played General Hospital’s brooding, dangerous-yet-lovable Sonny Corinthos for 18 years says that if ABC gets rid of his soap, there’s going to be a problem. “If they cancel General Hospital, there are going to be riots because these people are loyal,” Benard told ABC News Radio this week. “They love this show,” he said. “So I dare them to try.”

Katy Perry Closing In on Michael Jackson Chart Record

(NEW YORK) — Katy Perry is getting dangerously close to matching a chart record set by Michael Jackson.

Her new single “Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F)” is now at number four.  If it reaches number one, according to Yahoo! Chart Watch, it will be the fifth number one hit from Perry’s album Teenage Dream.

The only other album in history to produce five number one hits was Jackson’s 1987 release Bad.  Those chart-toppers were “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You,” “Bad,” “The Way You Make Me Feel,” “Man in the Mirror,” and “Dirty Diana.”

While she’s waiting to tie the King of Pop, Perry is also celebrating the success of her previous single, “E.T.”  It just reached the four-million-downloads mark this week, her fifth song ever to do so.  No other artist has ever had that many songs reach the four million sales mark.

Nirvana’s 'Nevermind' Getting Reissued

(NEW YORK) — It’s been 20 years since Nirvana unleashed its masterpiece Nevermind, and Universal Records will be celebrating the anniversary with a deluxe five-disk edition, according to Spin.

Ryan Dunn's Blood Alcohol Level Well Over Limit

(WEST GOSHEN, Pa.) — Jackass co-star Ryan Dunn’s blood alcohol level was well over the legal limit, according to West Goshen, Pa., police who released the results of a toxicology test Wednesday.