In case you don't have time in the day to read US Magazine (what are you, employed?), you might not realize that stars are just like us, but they are! They go grocery shopping, most of them know how to read, and they even round up their friends to hit up Coachella, as we know from our Weekend 1 Celebrity Sightings. And it didn't stop for Weekend 2, as Hollywood stars faced down the triple-digit desert heat and turned out in droves. More»

On Tuesday night, The Chandelier Room celebrated their 3 year anniversary at the W Hoboken. The night featured a surprise performance by "Notorious" actor Jamal Woolard, performing as Notorious B.I.G., and a DJ set by LMFAO's Sky Blu and Shwayze. EMM Group's Eugene Remm and Mark Birnbaum hosted the blowout bash with W Hoboken owners Michael and David Barry. More»

Happy 125th Birthday, Hollywood! It's hard to believe that a century-and-a-quarter ago, a real estate mogul from Kansas named Harvey Wilcox registered the area with the County recorder, envisioning "the perfect site for a utopian-like community for devout Christians, where they could live a a highly moral life free of vices such as alcohol." Well, Harvey, the tranny hooker practicing her pole dancing on the bus stop sign at Santa Monica & Highland seems to indicate that it may not exactly have worked out as planned, but Hollywood is still alive and (mostly) thriving, so kudos! In honor of Mr. Wilcox, here are some of our favorite things in the 90028: More»

• Authorities reopen the investigation into the 13-year-old cold case L.A. murder of Notorious B.I.G. [PE]
• In what might be one of the dumbest moves in the history of stupid, a CA man who had just pilfered a computer from Walmart walks back into the store to report his car stolen to cops, actually repo'ed while inside, and gets arrested [KABC]
• "Entourage" Update: creator Doug Ellin wants to get a storyline involving Amar'e Stoudemire in the upcoming final season [Post]
• Jon Stewart goes off on Facebook's hypocrisy for avoiding transparency when its purpose is to share information, un-friends Goldman Sachs [HuffPo]
• With the help of a lawyer, Camille Grammer negotiates an out from her "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" contract with Bravo after being portrayed as hateable. At least she knows it! [TMZ]

• Miracle? Bacteria appears to have broken down all the methane that spilled out of the Deepwater Horizon well in less than four months—even though the process should have taken years, according to one team of scientists studying the spill. [WaPo]
• Just weeks after Elizabeth Edwards passed away, the National Enquirer is reporting that John Edwards has proposed to Rielle Hunter. They broke the news that he cheated so they may have this right as well. Disgusting. [CBS]
• Police are reopening the murder investigation of Notorious BIG thirteen years after he was killed. Next up: Tupac? [CNN]
• Ted Williams, the homeless man with the Golden Voice, got a call from none other than Jack Nicholson asking him to be in a movie. "They're supposed to be making a movie in which Jack is playing opposite a disc jockey, which he would like me to portray in the movie." [ET]
• Tears won't sway your man, ladies. Researchers have discovered women's tears of sadness contain a chemical signal that's a big turn-off to men. [AP]

[All photos by JIMI CELESTE for PMc]

The premiere of Notrious was held at the AMC Lincoln Square last night and quite the crowd turned up to view the film of the late rapper's (known as Biggie, among other names) life. He was Brooklyn born so the New York City location was a great choice. Guests who enjoyed the film included his close friends P. Diddy, Faith Evans as well as Busta Rhymes, Mary J. Blige, Russell Simmons and more,

Now that I have given myself the proper amount of time to just sit and let it sink in, I am finally ready to talk about the latest album released from my not-so-secret crush, Gregg Gillis – better known as Girl Talk.

Girl Talk released his fourth album, Feed the Animals, via download on June 19th – and I have been nothing shy of blown away. I had been fairly certain that nothing would ever be able to touch his previous album, Night Ripper, released two years ago, when he did one of the most memorable mash-ups involving Elton John and The Notorious B.I.G. Pray tell – who else has the musical know-how to see that "Tiny Dancer" and "Juicy" can transition into one another?

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