Celebrities

We can't imagine what it must be like to be Bill Murray. The man bleeds "awesome," even with 'Garfield' on his resume. The legendary movie star gave a set tour on YouTube of his new film 'Moonrise Kingdom,' directed by his pal Wes Anderson who he also worked with on 'The Life Aquatic,' 'The Royal Tenenbaums' and 'Rushmore.'

While most of us internet geeks focused on the live stream of the 16th annual Webby Awards, the oldest electronic media prizes were handed out at the 71st annual Peabody Awards. A number of A-list stars showed face, but thanks to this tweet by HuffPo TV critic Mo Ryan, it was Nick Offerman aka Ron Swanson, who stole the show.

Steve Jobs didn't invent the internet. (We all know who did that.) But the Apple founder certainly created a lot of elegant devices which helped to make Web browsing the second nature that it is today. Jobs, who died last October, was honored as a visionary Monday Night during the 16th annual Webby Awards, which was hosted by Patton Oswalt.

Jerry Seinfeld stopped by Bravo's 'Watch What Happens Live' Monday night, and during the 'Plead the Fifth' segment the comedian was peppered with question about his hit show 'Seinfeld,' which is still all over TV in reruns 14 years after its last episode aired.

We've been waiting with baited breath ever since Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) announced an 'Anchorman' sequel on Conan O'Brien's show back in March. And now comes this leaked teaser trailer filmed by a moviegoer during a screening of 'The Dictator.' Great Odin's raven, we can't wait!

If you're a baby boomer who remembers the disco era of the 1970s, then perhaps the passing of Bee Gees member Robin Gibb at age 62 is more significant for you than most.

Whitney Houston was more than just a great voice. The singer, who passed away earlier this year, was also one of the greatest hit makers in music history. In fact, she is the only artist to ever chart seven consecutive number one hits on Billboard's Hot 100. Given that pedigree, it was a sure bet Houston would be a big part of this year's Billboard Music Awards. The only question was who would be

Encouraged by a few success stories, fans have been jumping on the bandwagon of trying to get their favorite celebrities to be their dates to a gala dance. After Jeremy Lin and Justin Timberlake, here's another girl who tried to get the other "Justin" to be her prom date. Although it didn't happen, the teen idol did have a surprise video message in store for his devoted fan during last n

Given that this was Kristen Wiig's last episode as a 'Saturday Night Live' cast member, it was no huge surprise to see 'SNL' favorites appearing alongside her. This goes especially for Jon Hamm, as he has become the show's go-to star for cameos.

Just about everybody loves 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' theme song, and one could still forgive Will Smith for being sick of the tune he recorded as a 21-year-old. But it turns out, however, that the now 43-year-old embraces all things relating to his TV roots.

'Saturday Night Live' tried to end their season with as big of a bang as they possibly could. Aside from letting Mick Jagger host for the first time, they also paid a heartfelt tribute to Kristen Wiig for her last show, and brought in sequel installments of 'Lazy Sunday' and 'The Californians.'

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan after the Facebook IPO and his 28th birthday. So, how did we find out that this lucky woman made an honest man out of one of the most talked about billionaires? We just checked out his relationship status on Facebook.

Mick Jagger, the legendary frontman of the Rolling Stones, hosted 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend, which was a significant episode for many of the cast members. Saturday marked the show's 37th season finale, Kristen Wiig's final night on 'SNL,' and the moment when Jagger said (or should we say, sang?) "sh*t" uncensored.

Most of the time, when a celebrity smacks a reporter, it's because the celeb is being a huge ego case. In Will Smith's case, though, we've got to agree with him. Especially considering the circumstances.

If you read the news yesterday, you'll know that disco diva Donna Summer sadly passed away at the age of 63 after a battle of cancer. And, like many folks these days, you probably tweeted your condolences. However, as is often the case these days, many Twitter users were a bit confused over which celebrity is actually in the news.