Snoop Dogg's visit to Australia was short and sweet thanks to his long rap sheet against the law.

The rapper, who is living Down Under on Valentine's Day, was granted a short-term travel visa into the country to fulfill work commitments.

"Fun" must have a different meaning in Paula Abdul's world because a more fitting word for the stars recent behavior would be "bizarre."

The "American Idol" host has spent a week long press tour for the reality show appearing on television as a giggling, spaced out and incoherent representative for a show that prides itself on finding "talent."

Jessica Simpson misses the affection of a man in bed... among other things.

Vulgarly explicit Jessica admits she has started wearing a rooster around her neck because she doesn't have a "c**k" in her life.

Jay Leno may soon do something he hasn't done in more than three decades - thanks to some young fans.

Second graders at St. Ignatius School in Portland, Oregon want Jay Leno to learn how to eat his vegetables - a feat he hasn't done in 37 years! And it looks like the "Tonight Show" host doesn't want to disappoint his tiny viewers.

Even the best of actors have a memory lapse from time to time.

Morgan Freeman was recently stunned when Jay Leno dug up a long-lost TV commercial the actor had starred in a long time ago. The Oscar-winning actor had completely forgotten about the black and white mouthwash ad, which featured him as a telephone repair engineer.

Snoop Dogg's relationship with the police has always appeared to be on the wrong side of the law, but one industry powerhouse believes the rapper has a closer relationship with the authorities than he lets on.

Death Row Records boss Suge Knight claims that Snoop's many arrests but no jail time points to him being a "rat" with the police.