"Joyful Noise," a squeaky-clean pop-gospel fairy tale featuring Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah in canned catfights, reflects the inspiration of "Glee" and God, in that order.
The actress says the Duchess of Cambridge could stand to loosen up her look just a bit
"Everybody in the world is going to be in your business," Latifah warns
• Marking their two-week anniversary, newlyweds Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz continued their Mediterranean cruise, passing through Saint-Tropez. Joined by pal Queen Latifah, the duo surveyed the beaches from offshore and then dropped anchor off Pampelonne Beach, where a pregnant Keys hopped on a water scooter and rode the waves in a peach two-piece bathing suit.
Emotion got the better of Pinkett Smith, and the Queen offered her shoulder
The actress will also be joined by Queen Latifah, John Travolta and more at Sunday's ceremony
When John Carpenter decided to make a horror movie set at Halloween, he probably had some notion that it would goose up the story and provide a neat gimmick for the marketing guys. But it was his idea, not theirs. You couldn't say the same for the next dozen movies in the series.
Queen Latifah returns as host of Wednesday's show as fans pick their favorites
Queen Latifah has been on the hip-hop scene for so long that she has seen artists come and go and trends change.
His Funny or Die video debuts Wednesday and features Vanessa Hudgens, Nicole Richie and Lance Bass
In Chicago, she'll play a Jazz Age singing prison matron
The duo will join U2, Coldplay and Carrie Underwood at the Feb. 8 awards
Hollywood A-listers will join the Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus for a pre-inauguration concert
"I went to Trinidad and indulged in everything," says the People's Choice Awards host – and Jenny Craig spokeswoman
After shedding 20 pounds last year, she signs on for another year with the company
Jheryl Busby, the former president and chief executive of Motown Records who helped foster the careers of Boyz II Men and Johnny Gill, has died
Fantasia Barrino sings the gospel song "Your Grace and Mercy" at the private service
The adaptation of Sue Monk Kidd's best-selling novel features fine performances from Queen Latifah, Dakota Fanning and Jennifer Hudson
"I don't feel like I need to share my person life," she says, adding, "assume whatever you want"
CNN's Alina Cho is behind the scenes at "Saturday Night Live" to see how politics and humor are combined.
This week on SNL, the 30 Rock star lampooned the veep candidate's debate
She will portray the PBS moderator in a possible vice presidential debate sketch
The L.A. Clippers star says the weight-loss program is helping him shape up for basketball season
The Jenny Craig spokeswoman trims down and sets a healthy example for her fans
The world's largest film festival, which begins today, faces its biggest challenge: getting the world to care about the movie it shows
Why do we have to suffer through movies like What Happens in Vegas, which is the worst-in-breed not only for this year, but very likely in living memory?
After serving as the spokesmodel for the Jenny Craig weight-loss program for the past three years, Kirstie Alley is stepping aside.
No debate: Denzel Washington's film The Great Debaters won hands down Thursday at the 39th annual NAACP Image Awards.
Here's one star-studded Golden Globe presentation that was televised.
The career was important, and so were her romantic relationships, but Diane Keaton, now says being a mother beats everything else.
The People's Choice Awards has become the first awards show hit by the writers' strike, with producers abandoning the red carpet, acceptance speeches and live audience for a "magazine-style format."
Kirstie Alley and Valerie Bertinelli have another pal joining them in the Jenny Craig universe: Queen Latifah.
Christmas songs call this the most wonderful time of the year. That may be especially true for Queen Latifah this season -- in many ways.
Entertainer Queen Latifah talks about her latest movie and her Grammy nomination.
Gabrielle Union says there are still some baby steps to take before she actually gets around to having a baby of her own.
'Hairspray' dances to New York
For the people working on Katie Holmes's new movie, Mad Money, in Shreveport, La., TGIF means "Treats and Goodies, It's Friday."
Fridays are on Katie, y'all.
SI.com: Let the games beginupdated: Fri Feb 16 2007 13:18:00
LAS VEGAS -- Common is spitting rhymes on me. Literally. As I lean against the stage set up on the dance floor of the Jet Nightclub inside of the Mirage, Common is towering above me, freestyling and giving shout outs to his friends in the crowd -- Carmelo Anthony and Jadakiss, seated to my left, Nick Cannon and Kenny Smith, seated to my right, and Amare Stoudemire and Dwyane Wade, who are standing behind me.
The buddy action comedy is now the megaplex equivalent of an old vaudeville routine. It is shticky, it is beyond predictable, it is such a creaky ritual that one would be hard-pressed to remember when it was actually fun.
"Beauty Shop," a spin-off of the spiky and popular "Barbershop" comedies, places the ladies in the center shampoo chair, and I went into it hoping for the same sort of buzz -- for the gossipy, rambunctious kick of neighborhood hairstylists saying whatever pops into their heads, manners (and good taste) be damned.
showbuzzupdated: Wed Oct 27 2004 15:00:00
Readers of a British magazine have rated President Bush the year's top screen villain, for his appearance in Michael Moore's documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11."
Remember the day when singers sang and actors, well, handled the acting?
In today's fantasy-obsessed entertainment world, rocket ships and slimy aliens keep audiences in eye-popping awe, while classic novel adaptations with phony European accents and ultra-tight bustiers seem to have others reaching for the NoDoz.
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