• Cameron Diaz is embracing her temporary life in Atlanta - starting with the food! In town to film What to Expect When You're Expecting, the actress enjoyed a southern-themed lunch with her mom on the patio at South City Kitchen. The pair shared fried green tomatoes with goat cheese, as well as fried okra, and also got a surprise visit from costar Chris Rock, who was passing by the restaurant and stopped in to say hello. "The hugged and took pictures with bystanders," a restaurant source says.
The president marked the milestone at the White House with Tom Hanks, Jay-Z and Chris Rock
The South Park duo's musical The Book of Mormon scores 14 nominations
Politics is serious business -- but not all the time.
Conan pokes fun of Paris Hilton, Donald Trump and the Kardashian sisters.
When hockey scholars look back a half-century from now at the 2011 NHL All-Star game, they will identify Friday -- draft night for Team Lidstrom and Team Staal -- as the day the event, a staple of the calendar since 1947, officially jumped the shark.
John Travolta, Chris Rock and others tease the TV queen about her wealth, influence and charity work
"I could not even begin to fathom their thought process," the actress says of the show's producers
A witness to a JetBlue flight attendant's now-famous outburst recounts the details to CNN's Anderson Cooper.
In a few short days, JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater has achieved folk-hero status.
Which big screen celeb portrayed the nation's Commander-in-Chief best?
The cast of "Grown Ups" joke about the summer comedy they say is fun for the whole family.
• Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson Wentz were bopping up and down from the side of the stage at Jay-Z's recent show at Los Angeles's Staples Center - and the two didn't go unnoticed by the rapper. "Pete Wentz, I see you," he said from the stage, adding, "Ash, I see you. Hope I didn't embarrass you." Standing next to them: Chris Rock, who threw his hands up and sang along to every song, while Justin Bieber and Paris Hilton were also at the show.
This Saturday's slime-fest will be a star-studded affair
The actor blasts a new round of speculation that he fathered a child out of wedlock
Solemn music from the world's biggest stars served as the soundtrack to Friday night's telethon for Haiti relief, but the fundraiser ended with Wyclef Jean shouting "Enough of the moping, let's rebuild Haiti."
Chris Rock is an Emmy-winning comedian, devoted husband and loving father --but it's time to get to know a new side of this funnyman. Meet Chris Rock, hair expert.
Grace, Kara and Trichelle were created to fill a void for young black girls who for so long have been playing with dolls that don't look like them.
"He's the greatest host in the world," says Chris Rock of the Late Show's main man
It was Tom Cruise doing dinner theater, Chris Rock performing at open-mike night and Justin Timberlake singing in the church choir. And yet it was none of those things, because when Michael Jordan announced in February 1994, just weeks before his 31st birthday, that he would attempt a career as a baseball player, it was a move so unheard of, so controversial, so odd, there was almost nothing with which to compare it. The greatest basketball player who ever lived, and one of the most famous people on the planet, was opting for a completely different outlet for his competitive fire.
Do you know what TMI is? Chances are you're either guilty of it or have been its victim. It stands for "too much information" and it's making daily life awkward for people across the country.
If you want to get to know the real Chris Rock, you might want to strike up a conversation about hair.
Chris Rock is best known for two things: being funny and being crass.
A guide to the hot spots in snowy Park City, Utah, for the annual movie festival
This year's fest will bring out Ashton Kutcher, Ben Affleck and Chris Rock, among others
"They look at the youngest and they're like, 'We can play with her, Daddy,'" says the comedian
If you're a collection of animals trying to travel the many thousands of miles from the island of Madagascar to the island of Manhattan, it's fastest to fly -- but then you risk crashing on the continent of Africa, as happens in "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa."
The comedian credits his kids for keeping him sane and silly
I have been involved in most of the presidential and vice presidential debates over the past 20 years.
Larry King talks with comedian and activist Chris Rock about his thoughts on the hot issues in politics.
Republican presidential candidate John McCain is just holding on like a boxer before he gets knocked out, comedian Chris Rock says.
Leonardo DiCapro and Jodie Foster are among the celebrities who came out to support the Democratic candidate
Thousands come out in Chicago to honor the late comedian
Voters will determine if America is ready for a black president come November, but Hollywood, often ahead of the national curve, made up its mind about the issue ages ago.
Hollywood has been showcasing diversity in the Oval Office for decades. CNN's Lola Ogunnaike reports.
Chris Farley was a corpulent "Saturday Night Live" veteran like John Belushi. He died of a drug overdose like John Belushi (at the same age, no less).
Looks like Chris Rock approves of Rihanna's gorgeous gown as the two arrive at the Gucci charity event at the United Nations in New York Wednesday night. The singer wasn't the only one getting checked out. The soirée – hosted by Madonna and bringing in $3.7 million for UNICEF and Raising Malawi – was a star-studded one including A-listers Jennifer Lopez, Katie Holmes, Tom Cruise, Gwyneth Paltrow and Salma Hayek.
Chris Rock is taking his stand-up worldwide. The actor is set to launch his first international tour from New York City's Madison Square Garden on New Year's Eve.
The holidays came early this year for 175 children in New York City, thanks to Chris Rock and his wife Malaak.
Seems like it's safe to say Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy has secured a place in Meltdown History, with his embarrassing performance last Saturday after a win over Texas Tech. If you haven't seen it, it's here. There is Gundy, forever preserved on digital video alongside Denny Green and Lou Piniella, losing it for a solid three minutes and then getting the most disturbing applause you'll ever hear.
Chris Rock is hitting back at "grossly inaccurate" claims that he fathered a 13-year-old son with a Georgia woman.
Annie Leibovitz lopes through the blond-floored galleries at the High Museum of Art, eyed by film stars, comedians, writers, dancers and those who have known and loved her best.
SI.com: Child's play updated: Tue Apr 24 2007 14:46:00
They say kids grow up too fast these days, and it's hardly helping that Ben Affleck's second job is brainwashing babies into becoming Red Sox fans.
SI.com: Big attractionupdated: Fri Mar 30 2007 19:00:00
ATLANTA -- At 1:30 p.m. Friday, the doors to Ohio State's Georgia Dome locker room opened, and a not-so-small army of reporters and cameramen immediately bolted to the near-right corner to surround a particular 7-foot center. At that point, mind you, I could not have told you for certain that the subject at the center of this paparazzi was in fact Greg Oden, because, unfortunately, I was stuck in about the eighth row of the circle.
I blame the Academy Awards.
showbuzzupdated: Fri Dec 09 2005 15:19:00
Hawaiian crooner Don Ho, who had an experimental procedure on his ailing heart earlier this week, says he's feeling much better and may return home to the islands within a few days.
A quick glance at the 31 new fall offerings from the six major networks might have you wondering if a lot of TV execs copied from each other's notes during development season.
Paul Newman could have long since rested on his laurels.
Adam Sandler doesn't look like a guy who could shave points off a football game, at least not without bursting into tears of remorse and apologizing in a high-pitched burble.
"Saying don't worry is a stupid thing. You're gonna worry anyway. Everybody worries."
Driving to work can be extremely stressful -- and unhealthy. A stress-management expert tells six ways to calm down and protect your sanity.
Seeing hordes of parents bringing their preschoolers to "The Incredibles" always amazed me.
Hollywood is now 0-3 in the world of major league awards shows.
Cute dogs, cool docs and eight other things we recommend this week:
The late, lamented Spy magazine used to have a "critic" named Walter Monheit, a probably fake personage famed for providing ridiculously hyperbolic blurbs for anything that rolled off the Hollywood assembly line.
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