Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com: What Does Chelsea Handler Know About Jennifer Aniston's Wedding?

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What Does Chelsea Handler Know About Jennifer Aniston's Wedding? Mar 9th 2013, 19:30 What does Chelsea Handler know about Jennifer Aniston's wedding? Not much. Handler revealed she isn't in-the-know when it comes to Aniston's wedding, People magazine notes. When sitting down with Katie Couric on Friday, the E! comedian said her bestie hasn't really been chatting her up about any nuptial details. "I think everyone is very happy for Jennifer Aniston, that she seems like she's in love and that she's really excited about her wedding," the talk show host said. "So can you give us any any dish on that?" "I don't know! I honestly don't know anything about it," Handler told Couric about Aniston's wedding. "I don't. She doesn't consult me about her plans. I'm sure I'll find out about it when it's about to happen... for privacy issues." Reports have circulated that Handler is one of Aniston's bridesmaids, but don't expect her to take on the top duty. In October, Handler denied reports she will be Aniston's maid of honor. "No, I'm not going to be maid of honor because she has other friends that she is much closer too," she told Extra. "We are good friends, but no she's not going to ask me. No, that would be really weird." Although the wedding details are being kept under wraps, it is certainly no secret Handler and Aniston are great friends. In fact, they are so close that the "Chelsea Lately" host isn't afraid to publicly diss Aniston's foe, Angelina Jolie. Even though she claims it has nothing to do with the "We're the Millers" star. "She seems like a demon," Handler said of Jolie while speaking with Bravo's Andy Cohen on March 5. "It has nothing to do with Jennifer. As a woman, I know when you see somebody walking across the room that's a bad girl. I just don't like Angelina Jolie. I don't think she's a girl's girl. I like girls' girls!"

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Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com: 'Smash' Wraps ... For Good?

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'Smash' Wraps ... For Good? Mar 9th 2013, 19:34 "Smash" filming has ended for the principal cast for Season 2 ... and maybe for good. Several cast members including Megan Hilty, Debra Messing and Katharine McPhee took to Twitter to share photos and thoughts about the end of Season 2. Shot my last scene for Smash season 2 last night - I sure will miss these dummies! twitter.com/meganhilty/sta… — Megan Hilty (@meganhilty) March 8, 2013 While no official word has come down the pipeline, this looks like it'll be the last season for "Smash." The show has struggled in the Nielsen ratings since its sophomore debut in February. Its most recent outing was adjusted up to 2.7 million viewers and a 0.8 rating in the 18-49 demographic, down dramatically compared to its Season 1 numbers. In February, Hilty told HuffPost TV that she tries not to worry about ratings. "Listen, as an actress I realized a long time ago there are a lot of things out of my control," she said. "Those are the things I can't let affect me because what can I do? All I can do is show up and do the best work that I can and the rest is in everybody else's hands." Click through the slideshow below to see what the "Smash" cast shared about Season 2's filming ending.

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Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com: A 'Great And Powerful' Opening For 'Oz'

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A 'Great And Powerful' Opening For 'Oz' Mar 9th 2013, 20:03 "Oz: The Great and Powerful" took a major lead at the weekend box office Friday as the film opened at 3,912 theaters. The James Franco-led "Oz" brought in $24.1 million, a total which THR reports puts the film on pace for a weekend gross in the range of $69 to $74 million, with some sources expecting totals to reach $80 million. "Oz," which received a CinemaScore of B+ from moviegoers, had a production budget of $215 million. The reboot of the classic "Wizard of Oz" tale also stars Mila Kunis, Michelle Williams, and Rachel Weisz, and has reportedly already been given the go-ahead for a sequel. "Oz: The Great and Powerful" blew away its competition on Friday, with the second place film, "Jack the Giant Slayer" making more than $20 million less than "Oz." "Jack" made $2.5 million across 3,525 theaters on Friday, bringing its total domestic gross to $36.3 million since its release. "Jack" has had a disappointing box office run so far, as the film had a production budget of $195 million. Also opening this week was "Dead Man Down," a thriller starring Colin Farrell and Terrence Howard. The film had a rough opening, taking the number three spot on Friday with $1.8 million at 2,188 theaters. Comedies "Identity Thief" and "21 and Over" took the number four and five spots, respectively. "Identity Thief," starring Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman, made $1.8 million across 3,002 theaters. The film has grossed $112 million to date. "21 and Over" brought in $1.6 million across 2,771 theaters on Friday, bringing its total domestic gross to a measly $13.4 million.

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Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com: Rapper's Death Wish For Rock Band

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Rapper's Death Wish For Rock Band Mar 9th 2013, 20:55 Azealia Banks has added the Stone Roses to her list of enemies, joining the ranks of Perez Hilton, Angel Haze, Jim Jones, and many others. Banks played a show in Australia this week as a part of the Future Music Festival, a gig that rock band Stone Roses booked too. According to Banks' recent tweets, her set went less than smoothly because of the Stone Roses. "Big apologies on behalf of the Stone Roses to my fans at the festival today," Banks wrote. "My ex-tour manager made a pact with the Stone Toses saying they'd sabotage my set because I fired him... They decided to check their equipment behind me during my set." Banks fired recently fired her manager, after accusing him of stealing from her. Never one to back down from a fight, Banks took it a step further, calling the members of Stone Roses "old saggy white n----s" and wishing death upon them. Banks has since deleted the tweets, but a screenshot of her original statements can be seen below. There has been no comment from the Stone Roses on Banks' words.

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Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com: Selena Gomez Helped Dad Pick Up Hooters Waitresses

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Selena Gomez Helped Dad Pick Up Hooters Waitresses Mar 9th 2013, 20:38 Selena Gomez was once a favorite at Hooters. The 20-year-old Texas beauty covers the April issue of Harper's Bazaar and reveals inside that when she was a little girl she used to help her father, Ricardo, pick up waitresses at Hooters after her dad split from her mom. "When I was seven, my dad would go to Hooters to watch [San Antonio] Spurs games, but he started noticing that when I would come, with my little pigtails, all the waitresses would be like, 'Hey!'" Gomez tells Bazaar about her Hooters trips, according to the New York Post. "So he ended up spending time with me but with all those cute girls coming over. And that became our thing." The "Spring Breakers" star previously opened up about her parents' divorce to E! News. Her mom and dad broke up when Gomez was just 5 years old. "I blame my mom a lot, because I wanted a family so bad," she said. "I wanted to have my dad and my mom together. So, it was really hard. I remember just being really angry with my mom. And I still feel really bad for that." Although adorable little Selena was once a Hooters hit for her dad, the single starlet has had trouble finding dates herself these days. "(I don't get) asked out a lot," Gomez told Bazaar about dating post-Justin Bieber. "When I actually look presentable, I'm at an awards show. It's not like I've wanted to go out and look for someone. I'm not really good at that." But she still believes in love. "I believe in love -- yes, I'm one of those girls," she said. Still, Gomez says she is happy and "having a lot of fun" with her friends these days. "I've been telling people I'm definitely a little bit more sassy now," she told E! News. "I'm a little bit more mouthy."

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Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com: Khloe Kardashian's Cleavage Steals The Spotlight (PHOTO)

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Khloe Kardashian's Cleavage Steals The Spotlight (PHOTO) Mar 9th 2013, 20:11 Khloe Kardashian is taking her fashion choices to the next level. The youngest of the Kardashian sisters stepped out in quite the outfit yesterday, flaunting not only her gorgeous gams, but baring her cleavage in a teeny black wrap dress. Plus, take a look at those garter-belt tights ... In photos obtained by X17online.com, the 28-year-old also showed off a new hairdo, ditching her normally dark and straight locks for a curly ombre look. Khloe, along with her family, was at the Bel Air Hotel in Los Angeles for a "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" photo shoot. And we have to say it -- she looks HOT. Check out Khloe's super sexy look below:

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Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com: 'Legends Of The Hidden Temple' Contestant Tells All

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'Legends Of The Hidden Temple' Contestant Tells All Mar 9th 2013, 21:42 If you are a child of the early 1990s you will (probably) fondly remember "Legends of the Hidden Temple," a Nickelodeon game show. "Legends of the Hidden Temple" ran for three years and featured contestants completing physical tasks, figuring out puzzles and answering trivia questions in an attempt to take home a top prize that varied from episode to episode. To get the grand prize, contestants had to complete the Temple Run, which was full of mazes, puzzles and the stuff of nightmares: Temple Guards. According to SBNation.com, out of 120 episodes, only 32 teams won the Temple Run. The show featured teams of 11-14-year-old boys and girls and now one of them is speaking out. Keeli, a former contestant, spoke with SBNation.com about her time on the series. "If I recall correctly, we were the first day of filming for the first season of this show, so I don't think the show-runners had really any idea that this game was practically impossible for a kid between the ages of 12 and 14 to complete," Keeli said. In her interview, Keeli revealed she had to do the Temple Run after filming for 12 hours and the process stopped and started repeatedly. However, it still didn't prepare her for the Temple Guards. According to Keeli, the Temple Guards "are the scariest thing imaginable. Nothing is scarier and I will stand by that statement until the day I die." In 2007, College Humor interviewed Kirk Fogg, the host of "Legends of the Hidden Temple." When asked if there were any particular horror stories from working on the show, Fogg said he couldn't think of any. "I think the toughest thing was that we shot four shows a day doing all the moat crossings first, then the steps, then the games, then, finally, after 12 hours -- the Temple Run," he said. "Kids were generally wiped out so keeping their energy levels up was difficult especially after lunch where they were always given pizza. I believe that slowed them down." Relive some childhood memories below. Click over to SBNation.com for more of Keeli's "Legends of the Hidden Temple" tell all.

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