Beyoncé robbed of million-dollar worth luxury items

EXCLUSIVE: Kelly Marie Tran has come aboard as an executive producer on Summertime, reuniting her with her Raya and the Last Dragon director Carlos López Estrada on his spoken-word poetry feature film that world premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. Good Deed Entertainment has distribution rights to the pic, which will now get a July 9 release date in select Los Angeles and New York movie theaters before expanding a week later.

She’s back! After a dozen years hopping around between New York City, the Hamptons and Lisbon, Portugal, Madonna has decided to set down some multimillion-dollar roots in Los Angeles. Though she’s recently been on the East Coast, where she celebrated Easter in the Hamptons, the shape-shifting pop star returned to the City of Angels last year amid the Covid-19 quarantines, and while in town as been holed up in a lavish rented estate in the Coldwater Canyon area of Beverly Hills.

Madonna just purchased a new home in the Los Angeles area and the previous owner was The Weeknd!

It looks like Madonna is making a move to “The Hills” after recently purchasing The Weeknd’s nine-bedroom Los Angeles home.

OK, you know those movies you see in Redbox or on Amazon Prime that you’ve never heard of. Yet they star actors you know, like Bruce Willis or Nicolas Cage? Well, there’s a layer below that, of movies that never even make it to the position of being quickly swiped past.

Gene Simmons and Shannon Lee Tweed Simmons are giving Entertainment Tonight a tour of their home!The KISS rocker, 71, and his wife, 64, exclusively invited ET inside their Los Angeles mansion, which is on the market for $25 million by Josh and Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman. It's the same home where they shot their long-running reality TV show,, which also featured their two children, Nick, 32, and Sophie, 28.Shannon explained that she and Gene have finally decided to leave Los Angeles in search

Wrath of Man has been released today, featuring a cameo from Post Malone.The film, directed by Guy Ritchie, stars Statham as “H”, who, as a caption for the trailer describes, “goes to work at a cash truck company that moves hundreds of millions of dollars around Los Angeles every week.”The trailer depicts H revealing his skills as a gunman to his co-workers when a heist is attempted on his truck’s load, culminating in Post Malone’s character getting shot point blank in the head.Watch the trailer

earlier this month was accused by a woman of violently raping and assaulting her during an encounter in Los Angeles in April 2017. In a press conference with her attorney Gloria Allred, the woman — identified only as Effie — said that Hammer “violently raped” her for a period of more than four hours, repeatedly banged her head against a wall and committed other “violent acts” to which she said she did not consent, including beating her feet with a crop.

TMZ, three storage units in Los Angeles, filled with Beyonce's belongings, were robbed twice this month and it is estimated that the perpetrators took over $1 million worth of her valuables.

Something terrible happened to Beyonce this month.

Lil’ Kim has congratulated Beyoncé and Megan Thee Stallion on their history-making wins at the this year’s Grammys.Beyoncé took home the most awards at the Los Angeles ceremony on Sunday (March 14), picking up four out of her nine nominations.

EXCLUSIVE: SAG-AFTRA members attending the Los Angeles local’s membership meeting have voted overwhelmingly to scrap the union’s biennial convention. A motion, approved by 68% of the roughly 250 members who voted, called the convention “a waste of time and a waste of members’ dues.”

Grammy Awards and celebrities seem to be getting the hang of these virtual award shows, although some were in attendance for the ceremony last night at the Los Angeles Convention Center. One of the highlights of last night’s award show which gave a sense of normalcy was  Beyoncé  and  Jay Z ’s attendance.

Ben Winston, 39, best known for turning James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke series into a viral staple and the first new producer since Ken Ehrlich took over the show in 1980, stuck mostly to live or pre-recorded performances spliced with videos highlighting new, streaming-bolstered stars.