Wow, so it's been a while since we all had an awards show, right? That's just about the only explanation I can muster for the general positivity surrounding the Billboard Music Awards, which folks were pretty jazzed on last night despite the mediocre lineup, meandering pace, and schizophrenic attempt to stay positive despite a raft of tributes to recently deceased musical icons. Still, the evening wasn't without its charms, to say nothing of the moments so forehead-smacking tone-deaf that they also warrant acknowledgement. Let's take a good look at both! More»

Neil Patrick Harris and Missi Pyle step out to support Alan Cumming's foray into photography in West Hollywood; Josh Hutcherson, Busy Philipps, Perez Hilton and many more attend Logo's "NewNowNext Awards" show hosted by Kelly Osbourne; an extraordinarily random array of celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, James Caan and Tommy Hilfiger celebrate the grand opening of Planet Dailies and Mixology 101; Jessica Lowndes and Paul Sorvino hit the premiere of their new short horror film—get your final rundown of who partied in L.A. before for the weekend in this edition of Last Night's Parties. More»

Katy Perry, Emma Stone, Heidi Klum, Adam Sandler and more hit the Orange Carpet for the green slime-filled Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards; Anna Paquin, Sandra Oh, and Cat Deely hand out the awards for the nation's most talented student film makers in Hollywood; Elijah Wood, Jaime King and Edward Norton prove step out in support of the great majority at the All In For The 99% Event on Saturday night—from awards ceremonies and "Mad Men"-inspired soirees, we have the scoop on who partied where this weekend in L.A. in this Monday edition of Last Night's Parties! More»

Last weekend, the Hollywood & Highland Complex hosted our nation's most overblown, self-serious and utterly silly televised event that doesn't involve grown men with the names "Mitt" and "Newt." Perhaps they felt like they owed us some actual fun, because last night, mega-casino-resort chain Caesar's Entertainment promoted their new Total Rewards program by hosting a series of simultaneous free shows in L.A., NYC, Chicago, and New Orleans. But only ours had multi-platinum superstar and completely crazy person Lil Wayne, so I think it's safe to say we won. More»

With Grammy Weekend now officially upon us, Awards Season has kicked into high gear. And while that's the closest we get to business time out here, don't stress it– after all, our definition of "business" is pretty interchangeable with "open bar." And this may be the biggest open bar week of all, so for your, um, business needs, we present our Official GofG L.A. 2012 Grammy Weekend Party Guide, your one-stop resource for all the parties, after-parties, hotel lobbies, and everything in between. More»

The 54th Annual Grammy Awards will air this Sunday, February 12, and like most awards shows, will probably be mostly pretty boring to watch. But occasionally, when we're least expecting it, we're given a gem that makes the multi-hour long affair planted in front of the TV worthwhile.  From memorable performances to unforgettable blunders, WTF moments and infamous interruptions, we've gathered the top ten best, most outrageous and otherwise noteworthy moments from Grammys past to get you amped for this year's big show. More»

Last night the New York Giants dominated over the New England Patriots for the title of Super Bowl Champions. Some actually took the game seriously, chugging light beers and sporadically screaming at the television, while others (and by others we mean a good majority of those "one day a year" sports fans) were just waiting for the yearly tradition of watching the train wreck of a half time show. Ever since the Janet Jackson "wardrobe malfunction" 8 years ago, the NFL has kept a tight lock down on its acts, using headliners for a more PG crowd like Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, and possibly the worst half time show in history, The Black Eyed Peas. But this year was Madonna's year -- a chance to thrust herself back in the spotlight and prove she's got what it takes, even at age 53. From tightrope walkers, to M.I.A.'s unruliness, to Madonna's crotch and beyond, here's what I was really thinking about during the half time show... More»

Christmas in Washington taped its 30th show on Saturday at the National Building Museum, which brought together major names in entertainment and politics to benefit the Children's National Medical Center.

Spotted on stage and in the crowd: President and Michelle Obama and their daughters, Justin Bieber, Jennifer Hudson, country trio Band Perry, Nickelodeon star Victoria Justice, Cee Lo Green, Conan O’Brien, first grandma Marian Robinson, Selena Gomez (backstage), Vice President Joe Biden, Jill Biden, Senator Tom Harkin, and Wolf Blitzen. I mean, Blitzer. More»

Last night, New Yorkers got festive at the Rockefeller Christmas Tree lighting, celebrities gathered for a great cause at the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation's Magical Evening Gala, Joe Zee hosted the New York Cares coat drive, John Legend stopped by the Alvin Ailey Opening Night Gala and so much more.  Last night's parties were all about getting into the holiday spirit.-
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