Last night outside Supperclub in Los Angeles, the rappers T.I. and The Game had a fairly intense standoff with the LAPD after a few of their friends were badly beaten by club security. The only thing that prevented a brawl might have been the prying eyes of TMZ.

As we predicted, Glee allegedly fired actress Naya Rivera today after a long-rumored dispute with show star Lea Michele. Michele, per the gossip, slept with rapper Big Sean, who was engaged to Rivera until a few weeks ago. Big Sean's evil knows no boundaries.

Well-known one-time Clippers season ticket holder, Obamacare skeptic, and purported domestic abuser Frankie Muniz remained silent during the controversy engulfing team owner Donald Sterling. Until now.

The new Asian trailer for the Godzilla reboot was released on Monday, and it's already fulfilling everyone's hopes and dreams for an awesome monster movie.

Tony Award nominations were announced today, which means the best song-and-dance awards show (keep trying, Oscars) is right around the corner.

Apparently inspired by NBC's The Sound of Music Live!, Fox has ordered a three-hour broadcast of Grease. The Hollywood Reporter says that, just like NBC's musical train wreck, Grease will also be broadcast live.

The new trailer for The Fault in Our Stars is out, and it seems to exist mostly to assure book fans that it's not veering off track. It looks like the cigarette metaphor, the cheesy support-group leader, and Hazel's explanation of love as being like sleep all made the cut.

It's a great day not to have premium cable. Not only can you watch John Oliver's new show on YouTube, you can also watch the first episode of Showtime's Penny Dreadful online. Now you won't have to ask your parents for their Showtime Anytime password until next week.

When she announced her "conscious uncoupling" from Chris Martin last month, Gwyneth Paltrow emphatically didn't blame either party. Rumors of infidelity had dogged both parties, so Paltrow's ridiculously Gwyneth-esque high road seemed to make some sense.

Mondays suck. But you can improve this one just a little by watching the first episode of John Oliver's new show, Last Week Tonight, which HBO has generously made available to mere peasants by putting it on YouTube.

The superhero everyone loves to completely ignore is definitely going to be in the upcoming Justice League movie, and he may be played by Matt Damon. Yes, we may have to sit through Jason Bourne chatting telepathically with dolphins.

The writers of Joan Rivers' (mostly hilarious) E! show Fashion Police have been on strike for over a year, and in this week's LA Weekly, writer Danielle Paquette goes deeper into why, while also examining some of the lives left behind.

The trailer for Richard Linklater's new drama is out today, and the movie looks amazing. Boyhood follows the titular boy, Mason, from ages six to eighteen as he navigates his parents' divorce, being the new kid, and other struggles of growing up.

Everyone's favorite smoke-monster-polar-bear-what-even-is-this television-show may be getting a reboot, if you choose to believe stray comments from some of its producers.

This is a tweet—from four days ago, but still being actively promoted on Twitter—for the new film Brick Mansions, which was completed before Paul Walker's death. Here's the thing about @RealPaulWalker: he isn't alive, so let's stop @-ing him on Twitter like he is.

X-Men director Bryan Singer is not the only powerful gay man in Hollywood who likes to surround himself with handsome twinks. But according to a handful of sources who spoke with Gawker over the course of the last week, he was known as the most generous and active benefactor of a scene that allowed the young and impressionable to rub up against Hollywood elite—including prominent writers, directors and actors—leaving behind bitter memories and a sheaf of newly filed lawsuits.

It was only at last year's Golden Globes that Jodie Foster quasi-came out of the closet publicly, but now E! reports she has married Alexandra Hedison, her girlfriend of nearly a year.

Today in news about famous Yale graduates: Award-winning actress and renowned wearer of dresses Lupita Nyong'o was named People magazine's most beautiful human on Wednesday.

Saturday Night Live has announced its final three hosts of this season: Andrew Garfield (May 3), Charlize Theron (May 10) and Andy Samberg (May 17), hosting for the first time since leaving SNL. Musical guests will be Coldplay, The Black Keys and St. Vincent, respectively.

Today, Entertainment Weekly brought us a gift from the Netflix gods in the form of the first scene of Orange Is the New Black's next season. And it is weird.