[Kevin Spacey attended a special screening for the second season of House of Cards Thursday evening in Los Angeles. The rest of us will attend special screenings in our beds this weekend. Please feel free to share your feelings on the show, Valentine's Day, or what it's like to watch the show alone on Valentine's Day in the comments. Image via AP]

[Academy Award nominees attended the 86^th Academy Award nominee luncheon at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills on Monday. The diverse group includeded men, men with long hair named Jared Leto, and a handful of women scattered in between men. Image via Getty.]

[Mourners watch as the casket carrying Philip Seymour Hoffman arrives at St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Church on Friday in New York City. Image by Andrew Burton via Getty]

[Paris Hilton, 32, wore this and drove that while shopping at Barney's New York in Beverly Hills on Wednesday. She also posted a better shot of her breasts on Instagram. Photo via Wenn]

[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]

["Vin Diesel", who is probably not Vin Diesel, took to Twitter today to share a new teaser poster for Fast & Furious 7, noting the homage to deceased co-star Paul Walker makes him "want to cry." "This is where roads part," the image reads while two cars speed away from each other in the probably-fake poster. Image via Twitter.]

[Taylor Swift—the love of no one's life—left a gym in Los Angeles on Monday wearing some sort of "Great Catsby" sweatshirt. If you want to look equally ridiculous post-workout, you can buy your own at Bloomingdales for $108. Image via Wenn]

[Wednesday night's Eagles concert marked the reopening of the L.A. Forum. The renovation cost over $100 million and included adding the world's largest vinyl record, a recreation of the Eagles' Hotel California, to the roof. The new owners hope the Forum will become the "nation's largest indoor facility designed with music as its top priority."]

[Jon Hamm films scenes for season seven of Mad Men in downtown Los Angeles Tuesday morning. Here the Hilton Checkers Hotel at 535 S Grand Ave stands in for the Algonquin Hotel in New York City. Image via Wenn]

[A music legend and Bono cuddle up Sunday night at The Weinstein Company & Netflix's 2014 Golden Globes After Party at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. Image by Charles Gallay via Getty]

[Marilyn Monroe accepts her Golden Globe for Female World Film Favorite from Rock Hudson at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 19^th Annual Dinner on March 13, 1962. The 71^st Annual Golden Globe Awards will be held this Sunday, January 12. Image by Keystone via Getty]

[Adam Sandler accepts the Favorite Comedic Movie Actor award from Drew Barrymore onstage at The 40^th Annual People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles Wednesday night. This is why people are not often trusted with choices. The complete list of "winners" can be found here. Image by Kevin Winter via Getty.]

[Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorcese , winners of the Spotlight Award, attended the National Board of Review awards gala in New York City on Tuesday night. While on stage, no one was heckled and the men performed a crowd-pleasing Abbott and Costello-like acceptance speech. Photo by Evan Agostini via AP]

[National treasure Nicolas Cage turns 50 today. We can only hope the overpaid star will spend the day losing his shit. Image by Lionel Cironneau via AP]

[The menu preview for the 71^st Annual Golden Globe Awards was held Friday and this is the appetizer that hundreds of rich and famous people won't eat. It appears to consist of a tiny artichoke covered in expensive goo, a tiny bell pepper filled with expensive goo, and a tomato with a scoop of orange stuff. Image by Chris Pizello via AP]

[A view down Sunset Boulevard circa 1945. On the left you can see The Palladium—where Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra are playing—as well as the old CBS building. On the right, you can see parking for 25 cents, which was probably still a rip off back then. Image by Fox Studios via Getty]