Occasional Queen Helen Mirren donned her Queenly garb once again, although this time it wasn't for the stage or to yell at drummers -- but to make a dying little boy's wish come true.
Add this to your list of reasons why Dame Helen Mirren is the effing best.
Amidst the decadence of the release of his film 'The Great Gatsby,' Leonardo DiCaprio is making good on his promise to help endangered animals and the environment, raising $38.8 million at a recent auction to benefit his charity.
Maybe this is why the ladies love him so much.
A group of children who helped out in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy got a special surprise during an advanced 'Iron Man 3' screening on Monday, April 29, when star Robert Downey Jr. showed up to thank them for their hard work.
You are traveling through another dimension ... a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land in which Kim Kardashian and Kanye West don't want free stuff.
Throat surgery seems to have gone very well for John Mayer. It gave him time to think about his life, prompting him to admit his wrongdoings to his many spurned ex-flames (even the ones who can't seem to get over him already).
And now he's expanded his humanitarian efforts to those who really need it -- by helping fix up some veterans' homes in Louisiana.
Adam Lambert recently joined up with AT&T to support the Trevor Project, which focuses on crisis assistance and suicide prevention in the LGBT community.
Now we have an adorable video to promote the cause.
'Saturday Night Live' comedian Jason Sudeikis and his lovely fiancee Olivia Wilde brought the yuks to Kansas City, Missouri to raise money for the cancer support group Gilda's Club, named after the late legendary 'SNL' comedienne Gilda Radner.
In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, Beantown native Mark Wahlberg now says he'd be wiling to reform his '90s group Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch to raise money for the victims.
Leonardo DiCaprio, who's already a known do-gooder, gave Santa yet another reason to put him on the "nice" list this year -- the actor donated more than 60 large in support of gay rights at the GLAAD Media Awards on Saturday (April 20).
During 2013's Ebertfest (which is a real thing that exists), actress Tilda Swinton surprised the audience with a dance-along to Barry White's 'You're the First, the Last, My Everything.' And participation was mandatory if you didn't want to look like a big buzzkill.
