Ke$ha and Lou Adler ditch their signature looks for what could even be construed as formalwear for the 60th Annual BMI Pop Awards at the Beverly Wilshire, where Carole King is honored; Rosie Perez, Tracie Thoms and Diane Neal join Montblanc North America CEO Jan-Patrick Schmitz to announce the 2nd annual 24-Hour Plays Los Angeles charity event; battle rapper Supernatural freestyle raps the new lineup for Rock The Bells 2012, which will be a full weekend event this year featuring a reunited Bone Thugs N Harmony; Scott Caan, John McGinely and Josh Duhamel hit the links for Omega watches in Palos Verdes Estates. Tuesday was an activity filled day for our town's rich and beautiful (or in the case of Lou Adler, just rich), and we've got the rundown in today's Last Night's Parties! More»

While it's true that we don't always bump into famous people doing the same things we do for fun, that's mostly because the things we normally do for fun, like hunting for discount steak at Vons, don't really appeal to celebrities. When we go to Coachella, on the other hand, there's nothing separating the rich and famous from the regular music fan (maybe a VIP wristband, but who cares). Let's take a look at the famous faces spotted grooving out on Weekend One. More»

Jaime King, Fergie and Chloe Moretz attend JustJared.com founder, Jared Eng's birthday party at Pink Taco; Ke$ha, Rose McGowan and Sophia Bush honor entertainment media that raises awareness on animal issues at the 26th Annual Genesis Awards; Kendra Wilkinson and Kim Kardashian celebrate Perez Hilton's birthday with a Mad Hatter-themed tea party at Siren Studios—the rain didn't stop Los Angeles from partying this weekend and we've got the details on the biggest events and the celebrities who attended them in this installment of Last Night's Parties! More»

A genius parody "Will The Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up (feat. Eminem)" music video surfaces; Lana Del Rey's new official music video is here, plus her upcoming NYC and L.A. residencies are announced; The Flaming Lips' new limited edition album of collaborations with a diverse group of their closest "fwends";  the truth about the new Daft Punk album; Marilyn Manson and Johnny Depp record a cover of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain"—get all of this and more on what's been going down in the wacky world of music so far this week in this Tuesday music news roundup! More>>

Lana Del Rey's new official music video is here, plus her upcoming NYC and L.A. residencies are announced; The Flaming Lips' new limited edition album of collaborations with a diverse group of their closest "fwends"; a genius parody "Will The Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up (feat. Eminem)" music video surfaces; the truth about the new Daft Punk album; Marilyn Manson and Johnny Depp record a cover of "You're So Vain"—get all of this and more on what's been going down in the crazy music world so far this week in this Tuesday music news roundup! More»

Maybe you weren't in a Halloween spirit. Maybe you are broke and don't feel like spending $60 on a costume this year. Or maybe you're just procrastinating. Whatever the case is, you only have a day to throw something together for Halloween weekend. But don't worry, we've got your lazy and cheapskate ass covered. Check out some of our favorite last minute DIY Halloween costumes. More»

A sneak peek at Jason Wu for Target emerges, Ke$ha has a sincerely unfortunate nip slip, Jared Leto fully manks it up at YSL for Paris Fashion Week, Rachel Zoe's assistant's mom thinks he dresses like a "homeless lesbian," a look at Chanel's aquatic Spring/Summer 2012 runway show, Ryan Gosling's Drive jacket can be yours, and a truly priceless Karl Lagerfeld moment from backstage caught on video that you just need to see to appreciate—get this all and more in today's fashion news roundup. More»

If your gay best friend or overweight high-school aged sister was nowhere to be found last Saturday night, consider the mystery solved: they were at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, watching Ke$ha and LMFAO shovel the last few handfuls of dirt onto the grave of respectable popular music. More»