Madonna to appear on Seinfeld's new show!

Madonna is one of many celebrities to appear on Seinfeld's new show, The Marriage Ref. She will be dishing out advice and making judgements on real-life spousal situations. Other guest celebs will include Sarah Silverman, Alec Baldwin, Kelly Ripa, & Matthew Broderick.

Brittany Murphy's last film to be released.

Anchor Bay Entertainment has picked up the film for distribution with a release planned for early this summer. The producers of the film stated, "Brittany will be deeply missed by everyone who worked on Abandoned. The film is a taut thriller which portrays Brittany's character as smart and tough - and that's how we all want to remember her."

The Who explain their terrible Superbowl performance.

And even they say they sucked! In a recent interview, the boys told Spinner that "It didn't even feel like a concert. It's a television show. And what can you do in twelve minutes? Cameras were everywhere, I was so blinded that I couldn't see. And I really wished the crowd would have gotten into singing the songs with us more. That's how it is in Europe for our soccer matches. I wanted more banter."

Sandra Bullock burns her pubes!

Oops! In a romantic gesture aimed at her husband, the legendary actress decided to trim her pubes into the shape of a heart and then dye them. It didn't go very well, the bleach she used ended up burning her, and in the end they turned the wrong color. Poor Sandra. :(

"We Are the World" official video!

Check out this great interview & video below!

Lauren Conrad hits #1 again!

The former Hills star has once again taken a book to the #1 position on the New York Times bestseller list. Following in the footsteps of its predecessor, L.A. Candy, which also reached #1, the story continues with the main character Jane Roberts, a young reality star in Hollywood. Conrad told People magazine, "It's so gratifying for my second book to be so successful and it was so fun to write! The characters were already developed so I really enjoyed the process so much more this time around. All the characters have become like my friends now."

Dr. Dre sues label!

The famed rapper has sued his former label, Death Row Records, for unpaid royalties. He left the label in 1996, but Death Row decided to re-release his 1992 Chronic album in 2009 and titled it Chronic: Re-Lit. Dr Dre neither authorized the re-release, nor has he received any royalties from the sales.