Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine and Tom Hardy attend the premiere of their new movie This Means War at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre; Lana Del Rey performs at the Grammy Awards' Producer's and Engineers Wing Event; The Jonas Brothers and Bryan Greenberg kick off "Rock The Vote" at Fred Segal; Essence Magazine honors Kelly Rowland and Sylvia Rhone in the 3rd annual Black Women In Music Event; Courteney Cox and the cast of "Cougar Town" attend their premiere screening in Beverly Hills; The Grammys celebrate themselves with a Grammy Glam party featuring Erykah Badu and DJ Spinderella—the parties kept on rolling through Tuesday and Wednesday here in Los Angeles and we've got the details on what went down in this installment of Last Night's Parties! More»

If you haven't heard of Taz Arnold, you've definitely seen or have heard of his brand, TI$A (pronounced "Teesa"). Originally starting as a recording artist and producer with Sa-Ra, Taz has now become a fashion icon, deemed as a luxurious-vintage-hippie of sorts. While Taz was establishing his own brand, he pioneered to collaborate with various brands, such as MCM (Mode Creation Munich). He doesn't limit himself to fashion and design, however, Taz's most recent endeavor is his record label, TI$A Records.

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In a sense, the third and final day of Coachella is the trickiest for both the schedulers and the festival-goers themselves. With two straight days of desert heat, nonstop music, killer parties, and whatever, um, extracurricular activities you may be getting into under the belt, it may feel like a challenge to maintain a third full of day of music. But Goldenvoice isn't exactly going easy on us with the Day 3 lineup this year, having put together a collection of highly energetic, much anticipated acts that will challenge you to get your weight up for one last day and make the most of your time in the desert. More»

Fred Astaire. Humphrey Bogart. Clint Eastwood. Since 1927, when Sid Grauman opened his iconic Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, the brightest stars of the movie industry have had their hand or footprints immortalized on concrete plots in the courtyard, a testament to their ongoing fame and talent. So if Grauman's was breaking with 84 years of "movie stars only" tradition to include a musician, you'd imagine the list of candidates would be impressive. Mick and Keith, maybe? Bob Dylan? Dr. Dre? Nah, how 'bout a French house DJ whose most famous song is called "Sexy Bitch"? More»

Over the long weekend Red Egg opened its doors, the Hanson brothers attended Mickey Boardman's birthday party, "My Week With Marilyn" had its premiere, Liam McMullan was serenaded for his birthday, Conde Nast gave out their Traveler Reader's Choice Awards, and so much more! Last night's parties were all about the birthdays! More»

[Ice Cube, Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, Arabian Prince photo via] Although he's been kind of tied up with thrillers starring Chippendales-y teenage werewolves, director John Singleton is making moves to get back to his L.A. roots. At Abduction's press day, the native Angeleno mentioned he's been working with his old pal Ice Cube on a biopic about realer than real gangsta rap group N.W.A. to be called, what else, Straight Outta Compton. More»

• LBC rapper and Snoop Dogg/Dr. Dre collaborator Nate Dogg dies at 41 from unknown causes after suffering two strokes in recent years [KTLA]
• Bahrain's leaders declare martial law on protesters fighting for democracy, crackdown on demonstrators with tear gas, gunfire [LATimes]
• A second reactor at the Fukushima nuclear power plant may be releasing radioactive steam but authorities are downplaying the severity of the situation [NYT]
• Reese Witherspoon and fiance CAA agent Jim Toth to tie the knot next weekend with a small ceremony in Ojai Valley [PE]
• Brace yourselves: Suge Knight got into a physical altercation. With a man half his size. In a Vegas casino. On camera. Shocking. [TMZ]