Lord, why did You make it so hard to be Alex Rodriguez? You make him so irresistibly handsome that he can't even walk by a mirror without feeling compelled to kiss himself. You give him enough talent (and yes, steroids, but did You not invent those as well, Lord?) to be the greatest shortstop of all time, and then You make him move positions so some ancient, herpes-laden dinosaur can limp out the end of his career.  And now we find out that he was involved in the infamous Tobey Maguire Hollywood high-stakes poker ring, and is possibly facing disciplinary action from Major League Baseball? Where does it end, Lord? More»

[Photo via] Another day, another video game launch and movie premiere in Hollywood. Last night's agenda held the launch of Ubisoft's 'Assassins Creed Brotherhood', where gamers owned the night and welcomed ladies aplenty, but turned away competition (would-be male guests) to increase their odds. Meanwhile, fabulously flamboyant dessert towers were upstaging divas who were busy taking creeptastic photos together at the Burlesque premiere after party a few blocks away. More»

[Photos by JIMI CELESTE for PMc].

After seeing "My One and Only" last night at the Paris Theatre, I have an entirely new perception of George Hamilton. The movie, a baby of his that took quite a bit of work to get produced (as he told all of us before showing it), was about his cross-country journey in a baby-blue 1953 Cadillac Eldorado convertible with his single mother (played by Renee Zellweger) and gay brother (played by  Mark Rendell). Both Renee Zellweger and Logan Lerman (who played George) gave remarkable performances in the film that was "smart, fun, and affectionate." More»

via hamptons.guestofaguest.com: Last night, we attended the NYC premiere of George Hamilton's My One And Only (write up to come), but the first party took place this past weekend at Carolina Herrera's private screening of the film in East Hampton. Renee spent no time going in for the kill....with Calvin Klein. See who else showed up: MORE>>>>

Artist: Graham Colton Band

Song: First Week

Despite the lyrics of this song having to do with trying to resurrect a past love, there's something in them that strums up feelings of hope for a new one. So while it may seem like it could lean towards the dreary side, because of this and it's upbeat chorus, it just doesn't allow it to. No matter where you are when in the game of love, you'll enjoy this tune. More»