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Lindsay Lohan Ordered to Jail by Judge Marsha Revel

(July 6) -- Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Marsha Revel ruled today that actress Lindsay Lohan must serve jail time for violating her probation stemming from a 2007 drunken driving arrest. Revel sentenced Lohan to 90 days in jail. Lohan sobbed in court as the judge announced her sentence. Revel ordered Lohan to...

Hollywood's Unholy Love for the Faux-Lesbian Kiss

ANALYSIS (June 7) -- Among the lowlights of last night's MTV Movie Awards, none was lower than the girl-on-girl action that punctuated an otherwise funny and heartwarming speech by Generation Award winner Sandra Bullock. Largely silent as co-presenters Betty White and Bradley Cooper sang Bullock's praises, Scarlett...

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06/01/12 MTV Movie Awards: Aerosmith to Present Johnny Depp... Source: The Live Feed It's not just about who takes home the golden popcorn at the MTV Movie Awards.
06/01/12 Is 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' Headed To The Movie Awards? Source: MTV Something strange is happening on the MTV Movie Awards set.
06/01/12 Here Are 12 Reasons I Personally Will Be Watching The... Source: MTV Buzzworthy Blog The 2012 MTV Movie Awards are what you'll be doing with your Sunday, and we have that in common because I'll be watching the Movie Awards too!
06/01/12 Star Spotting: Ciara Brings Her Goodies To The 'That's... Source: MTV Buzzworthy Blog Ciara attends MTV's Sneak Peek for her new movie, 'That's My Boy.' We don't know what we're more excited about: the fact that Ciara 's almost finished with her new album, One Woman Army , or that we get to see her star in the upcoming movie "That's My Boy." OR that girl apparently doesn't age 'cause she's looking fine as hell!
06/01/12 Mark Reardon: Reardon Roundtable, New job numbers, MTV... Source: KMOX 1120 - St. Louis MO The Reardon Roundtable includes Jeff Rainford, Mayor Slay's Chief of Staff; Kim Tucci, Pasta House founder; and Chris Goodson, former chair of the St. Louis Police Board.