Justin Bieber arrived in Toronto on Wednesday to face a charge in connection to an alleged assault involving a limo driver in December. The 19-year-old singer, who was most recently spotted this weekend in Panama, turned himself in at the 52 Division police station where he was charged and then released of his own recognizance.

Gawker contributor Ray Lemoine, occasional Hilton adversary and resident Defamer party crasher, was in Utah last week to see the sights at the Sundance Film Festival. Here is his dispatch from the front lines of Hollywood's most famous excuse to get drunk in the snow.

Katy Perry finger-banged Anna Kendrick Sunday night and she liked it. Or so said Kendrick on Tuesday night's Conan.

[Television legend Oprah Winfrey turns 60 today. While she celebrated the big event on Friday at a Soul Cycle class, she canceled all official party plans because, according to a source, "the guest list was getting out of control." Image via AP]

Dazed and Confused star Jason London can now deny the fact that he pooped himself in the back of a cop car, even though he admittedly pooped himself in the back of a cop car.

NBC has announced they will move the 2014 Emmy Awards to a Monday night in order to avoid a scheduling conflict with the network's Sunday Night Football. Monday?! The awards, scheduled for August 22, will also be held a month earlier than usual.

Tuesday night's State of the Union address will get a big, bearded taste of the Confederacy. Louisiana Rep. Vance McAllister, R, has invited Willie Robertson, son of the anal-hating Phil Robertson, to be his plus one for the evening.

While Macklemore was celebrating "Same Love" and ho-baggin it up at the Grammys, The Disney Channel was also celebrating its own cleaned-up version of same love. On Sunday night's episode of the family sitcom Good Luck Charlie, a lesbian couple—the network's first-ever same-sex pairing—was featured arriving for a playdate at Charlie's house.

Saturday morning I awoke poolside at my favorite place to stay in Los Angeles—a cheap, hidden, gay, clothing-optional gem—feeling inspired by the previous night's revelry. On Friday I'd spent the evening at a pre-Grammy concert featuring performances by Gavin DeGraw and Dan Wilson, the man behind Adele's mega-hit "Someone Like You." I'd shed a tear when Bonnie Raitt played "I Can't Make You Love Me," and I woke up feeling like I wanted to start a band. Instead, I did the exact opposite: I had lunch with a room full of lawyers.

The Bellas of Pitch Perfect are coming back. And Elizabeth Banks, who both produced and starred in the 2012 musical comedy, will be making her feature directorial debut with Pitch Perfect 2. Aca-awesome?

In an awkward interview Monday with Matt Lauer on NBC's Today, Jay Leno and Jimmy Fallon discussed Fallon's February transition into Leno's Tonight Show slot. The two comedians even managed to make some "jokes" that were "funny," if uncomfortable, forced humor is your thing.

In an interview set to air Sunday on CBS' 60 Minutes, Jay Leno finally opens up about his first Tonight Show ouster in 2009: "I was blindsided," admits the twice-removed NBC host.

An angry and "betrayed" Quentin Tarantino decided to abandon his latest film, The Hateful Eight, after a script leak earlier this week. According to Tarantino, he only gave the script to "six motherfucking people." But one of those motherfuckers gave it to someone who leaked it online.

Saturday Night Live has finally named the new "Weekend Update" co-anchor. Colin Jost, the show's head writer, will join Cecily Strong at the news desk March 1 when Seth Meyers leaves SNL to host Late Night.

Shia LaBeouf, the plagiarizing "artist" who is no longer famous, is finally ready to take the stage and share his Metamodernist Manifesto with Los Angeles. And he wants to wear a special mask while he does it.

Such a sweet, nice mugshot for such a sad, vile boy.

Jonah Hill was so desperate to work with Martin Scorsese on The Wolf of Wall Street, he apparently agreed to work for SAG minimums. In a film with a rumored budget of over $100 million, the Oscar-nominated Hill revealed on Tuesday that he earned only $60,000.

It was announced on Wednesday that Bill Cosby has signed a deal with NBC to star in a new half hour comedy. According to Deadline, Cosby and producer Tom Werner are currently meeting with writers on the off-season development project.