Jett Travolta, Dead at 16

Jett Travolta, son of John Travolta, passed away after a seizure. We give you the family's personal statement of sadness and thanks along with details of the unfortunate demise of the 16yr-old who suffered from Kawasaki syndrome.
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Fans Pick Favorites

Entertainment Reporter Michael Hundgen hit the Hollywood, Calif. streets to find out the most popular stars, shows and movies.
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The Angrey Citic's Corner sits down with Tanishta Chatterjee from the film, Brick Lane

The ACC show presents an interview with Tannishtha Chatterjee, lead actress in the film "Brick Lane". This exclusive footage gives viewers an idea of Tannishtha's background in acting and her passions for different movie genres. Check out how her character, Nazneen Ahmed, portrays not only a story about a South Asian woman, but also a universal concept of discovering self identity.
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Love Lost in Hollywood

In recent days, reports of relationship troubles and actual breakups have been reported regarding Jennifer Love Hewitt, Charlize Theron and Lindsay Lohan, among others. Find out why relationships are so hard in Hollywood these days.
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Tia Carrere Unplugged

Actress and singer Tia Carrere stops by Hollywood 411 to dish the details on her new Grammy nominated release, IKENA. Tia also tells us about her latest pet project that is sure to be a hit with surfers!
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MY BLOODY VALENTINE 3D - TV Spot 2

A second TV Spot for Patrick Luissier's MY BLOODY VALENTINE 3D (2009).
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A chatty Chloe Sevigny tells us, with a glint in her eye, that her new year's resolution is to be more patient with people...!

v4427, NEW YORK, NEW YORK - Monday January 5 2009. We catch up with a chatty Chloe Sevigny walking in the West village in NYC. She implies that she's not overly enamored with working on the TV drama "Big Love"... She also tells us, with a glint in her eye, that her new year's resolution is to be more patient with people...!! Video: PacificCoastNewsVideo.com UK OFFICE: +44 131 225 3333/3322 US OFFICE: 1 310 822 0419
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Arab TV drama shunned despite Emmy

A controversial TV drama featuring a love-story between an Arab man and an Israeli woman is being shunned by Arab broadcasters despite winning a prestigious Emmy award. The series Al Ijtiyah, (the Invasion) is set during Israel's attack on Jenin refugee camp in the West Bank in 2002. It is the first Arab production to win the International Emmy Award, recognised widely as the most prestigious award in television, for the new Telenovela category.
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