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“After Earth” lands in theaters May 31!
L'Oreal brand ambassador Freida Pinto wowed at the Cannes Film Festival, hitting the "Great Gatsby" premiere in bright pink, and the "Jeune and Jolie" screening in sophisticated gray.
Check out our gallery of Freida's hottest red carpet looks!“Extra’s’ AJ Calloway sat down with Michael Douglas at the Cannes Film Festival, where his HBO biopic "Behind the Candelabra" is set to premiere.
Douglas opened up to Calloway about his role as Liberace, and talked about his battle with throat cancer and wife Catherine Zeta-Jones’ ongoing, proactive treatment for bipolar disorder.
As for playing the flamboyant Liberace, the actor said he never hesitated for a moment. “You’ve got to put it in perspective… coming off of the cancer, I was just happy to be alive, and then someone hands me one of the best scripts I’ve ever read. Steven Soderbergh tells me he’s going to direct, Jerry Weintraub is going to produce, Matt Damon is going to be my co-star… AND I get to play Liberace! I was like, ‘Aw, baby this is to good to be true!’ I was ready for some good luck.”
A backstage run-in between Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards drew a disgusted reaction from Taylor Swift on Sunday.
Justin was meandering backstage when Taylor and Selena showed up. Gomez stopped to say hello to Justin, wrapped her arm around his neck for a quick hug, and he gave her a peck on the cheek.
“Extra" caught up with Denise Richards at the Disney Media Networks International upfronts, where she was promoting her new series, “Twisted,” and we talked to her about her amiable relationship with ex-husband Charlie Sheen.
Richards said to “Extra,” “It takes two people. Obviously we got married and had children, but I think just because we are divorced we don’t have to hate each other. I don’t want a toxic relationship. Life is too short.”Jodi Arias was supposed to take the stand on Monday to plead for her life, but the convicted murderer never got a chance to speak at the trial. As the world watched via live streaming video, the judge postponed the proceedings until Tuesday.
The final phase of Jodi's trial took a turn, when her attorney, Kirk Nurmi, told the court that two of Arias' friends, who had agreed to speak on her behalf, were not coming. Nurmi explained that at least one friend, Patricia Womack, had reported "intimidation" as the cause. He then asked for a mistrial and to withdraw from the case, but his requests were denied. When he later asked the judge to stay the trial, he was again denied.







































