Other than the "Glee" panel, there was really no wrong reason to go to Comic-Con 2011. After all, if you can't feel free to openly and truthfully proclaim your love for all sorts of crazy, nerdy things at a comic book convention, where else in the world could you possibly do so? That's why it's not surprising that Comic-Con was bigger than ever this year, with special appearances from the creators and stars of all sorts of mainstream entertainment that went far beyond the comic book and sci-fi realms. Let's take a "Glee"-free look! More»

JUSTIN BIEBER came out to support Selena Gomez at the premiere of her new movie OhmygodJustinBieberishereholyshit; Donna Karran watched a performance of Shen Yun;  Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudekis hit the red carpet for Horrible Bosses; Kiehl's showed its pride with Dan Savage;  Ed Westwick went black tie; Liam Gallagher hung at Norwood for his new band and more! Last night's parties were an oasis on a dark night. More»

[Photo of Lil Jon, Lee Tamahori via] Last night, as is the case of many here in Los Angeles, was all about The Industry. But unlike most industry-dominated nights, the events had a touch of unexpected quirkiness to them. From naked Danny DeVito-birthing upholstered furniture at the Beverly Hills Hotel to uncanny Sarah Palin impersonators and Lil Jon on the red carpet for the 2011 L.A. Film Festival, it all happened at Last Night's Parties. More»

-Charlie Day on balancing his acting role as Charlie Kelly with writing and producing for "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia"

Oh c'mon, don't do that!  Don't ruin Charlie Kelly for us, he is precious and dear to our hearts.  We love idiot Charlie! Stop trying to spoil it by telling us how normal and intelligent and competent you are. Like we really value that stuff?!

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Last night, the Yankees took their first World Series title in 9 years after beating the Philadelphia Phillies 7-3. Now, while Philadelphians curse NYC for the next six months, us New Yorkers can get back to reveling in our superiority and ignoring lesser cities. Or we can take pity on the land of cream cheese and throw them bone without suffering the Turnpike. More»