Tabloid Gossip: Your News in a Nutshell

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Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost are going strong. Pop Sugar

Elon Musk is still in love with Amber Heard. RTVW

Kim Kardashian is having a girl. Contact Music

Jennifer Hudson’s divorce battle begins. TMZ

Is Lena Dunham a hipster racist? The Superficial

Jennie Garth and her husband are separated. Wet Paint

Julia Stiles is a mom. Perez

Gwyneth Paltrow is engaged. The sun

Chrissy Tiegen is pregnant. People

Meghan McCain is married. Us Weekly

Jennifer Garner doesn’t want to date. Good Housekeeping

Serena Williams tied the knot. Brides

James Cameron reveals why Jack and Rose didn’t share the door in ‘Titanic‘. Too Fab

Kevin Hart debuted his first public baby pic. Page Six

Reese Witherspoon’s daughter is a debutante. E! Online

 

 

For the Record: John Hughes — LA’s Must-See Show

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With a nod to the past, a wink at the present, and a cast of characters that will make you long for a pink dress, a weird bra on your head and some shiny Duckman shoes, For The Record presents “Dear John Hughes.” The in-demand extravaganza explores many timeless themes through a modern eye, reminding us all that John Hughes wasn’t just one of our best directors, he was our voice.  The show shines a light on some of Hughes’ most iconic moments with a colorful cast of characters and legendary songs, including, Dont You Forget About Me, We Are Not Alone, If You Leave, Pretty In Pink, and If You Were Here.

While Los Angeles is known for its bustling theater community and diverse range of dynamic shows, the For the Record series is one of a kind. With a home in Hollywood at DBA, the show offers audiences an unprecedented, party-atmosphere with an updated cabaret experience that features in-the-round staging, a live band, enhanced sound and lights, incredible performances, and more.

The series originally began in 2009 in a small bar in Los Angeles, CA, and it’s now one of the city’s most notable shows. To date, it has featured the works of acclaimed directors Quentin Tarantino, Baz Luhrmann, Coen Brothers, Paul Thomas Anderson, Martin Scorsese, Robert Zemeckis, and Garry and Penny Marshall. For the Record: John Hughes is a celebration from start to finish, and in case you’re scared you’ve missed the party, there’s still time to RSVP. The show has been extended through May 31. Go see it. Get your tickets HERE.

Tabloid News: The Weekly Rundown

Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett are a mess. Us Magazine

Tom Hanks’ son has been honest about his addiction. NYDN

The Real World’s Ryan Knight died. TMZ

French Montana won’t sign a Kardashian pre-nup. Bossip

Ariana Grande and Bette Midler are going at it. MSN

Jordin Sparks threw shade at Justin Derulo. The Stir

Halle Berry sued her ex over her daughters hair. Just Jared

Tori Spelling will ride her reality show solo. Newsday

Did Hayden Panettiere and Wladimir Klitschko Split? Classicalite

Snooki got married. E! Online

Mickey Rourke is back in the boxing ring. Yahoo


‘For the Record’ Presents ‘Tarantino’ — A Must-See Event

tarantino-poster-largeLos Angeles locals are lucky enough to encounter unforgettable talent at every turn, and the team behind For the Record certainly brought their best players for ‘Tarantino.’ The can’t-miss cabaret series left Los Feliz’s Rockwell Table and Stage for its debut at DBA, a new nightclub acting under artistic director and notorious nightlife impresario Simon Hammerstein. With a modern mash-up of Quentin Tarantino’s most notable films, the live-music event is an edgy, high-concept masterpiece, which is best described as sensory overload at every vantage point. ‘Tarantino’ transforms traditional entertainment and catapults the well-known nightclub outing into a captivating new direction. There’s just one week left to enter the wondrous world of  creators Shane Scheel, Christopher Lloyd Bratten and Anderson Davis, and you don’t want to miss it. Visit DBA Hollywood or For The Record Live for tickets.

 

 

Paranoia Premiere — Star-Studded Red Carpet

Hollywood’s heavy hitters made a red-carpet appearance for Relativity Media’s ‘Paranoia.’ The film hits theaters August 16th. Check out some of my favorite photos below.

Amber Heard
Amber Heard
Liam Hemsworth, Amber Heard
Liam Hemsworth, Amber Heard
Liam Hemsworth, Miley Cyrus
Liam Hemsworth, Miley Cyrus
Harrison Ford, Calista Flockhart
Harrison Ford, Calista Flockhart
Liam Hemsworth, Alexandra Milchan, Amber Heard, Harrison Ford
Liam Hemsworth, Alexandra Milchan, Amber Heard, Harrison Ford