Joy Behar had a little trouble keeping the "Mob Wives" (Sun., 8 p.m. ET on VH1) on a short leash during the first of a two-part cast reunion after the most recent season. Behard was acting as the host/referee. Drita and Ramona have been going at one another since the first episode of the season, and they picked right up as if no time had passed. They were made even more furious when security wouldn't let them simply fight it out. So the women decided to make it an open invitation to ...

As sad news of Robin Gibb succumbing to cancer spread across the internet Sunday, fans took to Twitter to share their memories of the late Bee Gee. The icon's passing falls on the heels of Donna Summer's recent death, and thus struck many fans as another painful reminder of a fading era. Gibb's family has released the following statement: "The family of Robin Gibb, of the Bee Gees, announce with great sadness that Robin passed away today following his long battle with cancer and intes...

DETROIT — Three young men were arraigned Sunday in the assault and carjacking of popular Detroit pastor and gospel singing icon Marvin Winans. The office of Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy identified the suspects as Detroit residents Montoya Givens and Christopher Moorehead, both 20, and Brian K. Young, 18, of Macomb County's Clinton Township. They are charged with carjacking, unarmed robbery and conspiracy, said Maria Miller, Worthy's spokeswoman. The charges carry up...

Mick Jagger took a shot at Mitt Romney during a musical number on last night's 'SNL', which the he Rolling Stones frontman hosted. Appearing on stage with guitarist Jeff Beck, Jagger sang a song called, "Tea Party". One memorable line? "Mr. Romney he's a hard-working man, and he always says his prayers, yeah but there's one little thing about him, don't ever let him cut your hair." Watch his full performance above and read more about his 'SNL' appearance here.

Along with saying goodbye to Kristen Wiig on this weekend's 37th "Saturday Night Live" finale, fans bore witness to another touchstone moment in the show's history: the return of "Lazy Sunday." The very first digital short (OK, it's technically the second, but the first one to take off) and one of the first viral YouTube videos that started it all, "Lazy Sunday" finally got a sequel of sorts by Andy Samberg and Chris Parnell dubbed "Lazy Sunday 2." The rap starts out much like the fi...

Mick Jagger may be one of the most electric stage presences in history, but for one sketch on "Saturday Night Live" last night, he couldn't overcome his crippling stage freight. Even in the face of some Mick Jagger impressions just a few feet away from his face. In the sketch, Jagger, 68, plays Kevin, a meek insurance salesman out with some work colleagues at karaoke bar. Fred Armisen insists on singing the Stones hit "Start Me Up" and does his best to perform some moves like Jagger (w...

The second man who filed a now-retracted $2 million sexual battery lawsuit against John Travolta has been unmasked.

The Voice coach Will.i.am's best friend and fellow Black Eyes Peas member Apl.de.Ap has revealed his plans to follow in Will's footsteps and become a TV talent show judge. Speaking at a fundraiser for his We Can Be Anything campaign, the Filipino-American rapper told The Huffington Post UK of his plans to launch a talent contest in the Philippines. "I've been working myself up to do it because I'm not used to being on TV everyday... I've been offered a show for next year," he reveale...

CANNES, France -- If Shia LaBeouf has his way, this year's Cannes Film Festival is just a beginning. After previous trips to the festival with blockbusters "Transformers" and "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," LaBeouf is here with his first film in competition, the Prohibition-era "Lawless," as well as a short he directed, "Howard Cantour.com." "Smaller hotel room, but a lot more pride," he said in an interview shortly before "Lawless" was to make its premiere Saturday. In "La...

Jane Velez-Mitchell has a passionate opinion about almost everything. After twenty years of having to stifle her perspective while working as a local news reporter in Los Angeles and New York, she jumped at the opportunity to present her opinions, argue their merit and defend her stance on CNN's sister station Headline News (HLN). She agrees that she is brassy; a quality for which she confesses is "something that I've been working on." She is also loud, confrontational, high-strung...