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- Dave Chappelle gets back onstage with a month-long comedy tourDave Chappelle will headline a 13-date, two-stage comedy tour, 'The Oddball Comedy and Curiosity Festival.' Fellow performers include Flight of the Conchords, Kristen Schall, and Al Madrigal.
- Miss USA winner: Erin Brady displays her smartsMiss USA winner: Erin Brady, the winner of the Miss USA pageant, nailed a question about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to uphold widespread DNA tests. Brady was a Central Connecticut State University finance major.
- Octopus pants: Not the worst golf fashion statementOctopus pants: Billy Horschel caused a stir when he wore "Octopus pants" in the final round of the US Open golf tournament on Sunday.
- Lego figurines: No more Mr. Nice Toy?Many Legos' facial expressions have shifted from happy and contented in the 1970s, to scowling, frowning, or snarling since the late 80s, says a social robotics researcher.
- Megan Hilty exits 'Smash' for new TV comedyMegan Hilty, who played Ivy Lynn on 'Smash,' joins her on-screen mentor in a new NBC comedy. Sean Hayes and Megan Hilty will star in "Sean Saves the World."
- Yeezus: New album is 'all about giving,' says Kanye'Yeezus,' the latest offering from Kanye West, is coming out June 18. 'Yeezus' has a dark, moody vibe that represents a departure from his earlier work.
- Soledad O'Brien to join Bryant Gumbel at HBO's 'Real Sports'Soledad O'Brien will be a reporter on the monthly magazine show, which is anchored by Gumbel, HBO said Wednesday.
- Cher to perform on NBC's 'Voice' finaleCher will sing 'Woman's World,' the first single off her upcoming album of the same name, the network said.
- Tonys 2013: The award goes to ... 'totally multi-talented' Neil Patrick HarrisNeil Patrick Harris hosted the 2013 Tonys, delivering a brash opening number, a soulful closing duet with Audra McDonald, and well-directed humor throughout
- Mel Brooks honored by De Niro, Freeman, ScorseseMel Brooks was honored by the American Film Institute Thursday. A galaxy of stars paid tribute to Mel Brooks, the man behind "Blazing Saddles," ''Young Frankenstein" and "The Producers."
- William Shatner live, and 'Hot in Cleveland'William Shatner beams aboard 'Hot in Cleveland' for a live performance on June 19. William Shatner will be working with Betty White on the show.
- Michael Jackson's daughter rushed to hospitalFollowing an apparent suicide attempt, Paris Jackson is 'physically fine,' according to a family attorney. The family's wrongful death lawsuit against Michael Jackson's concert promoter is currently at trial. Family attorneys are expected to call Paris Jackson to the witness stand.
- Robin Thicke soars to No. 1 in the UKRobin Thicke has a new single, "Blurred Lines," which became the fastest selling single of 2013 in Britain. The Robin Thicke song, which features hip hop artists T.I. and Pharrell Williams, sold 190,000 copies in the first week.
- Pia Zadora faces charges of domestic battery. Why?Pia Zadora posted $4,000 bail after being arrested on suspicion of domestic battery and coercion. Pia Zadora is a singer and actress living in Las Vegas.
- Jean Stapleton dies: She was more than 'Edith Bunker'Jean Stapleton dies: A stage-trained actress, Jean Stapleton won three Emmys for portraying 'Edith Bunker' in 'All in the Family.' Norman Lear said, 'Jean [Stapleton] was a brilliant comedienne with exquisite timing.
- Vollis Simpson dies, leaves whirligig legacyVollis Simpson dies: An unusual folk artist, Vollis Simpson created whimsical, wind-powered whirligigs out of junk.
- Why 'After Earth' father-son movie doesn't impress criticsWith Will and Jaden Smith, 'After Earth' should be a blockbuster summer film. Why it may not live up to it's star power.
- Miranda Lambert tears up at Oklahoma benefit concertMiranda Lambert tears up during her performance at a benefit concert for victims of the tornado that hit Moore, Okla. Miranda Lambert was one of several stars performing Wednesday to raise money for Oklahoma.
- Aerosmith, James Taylor, Jimmy Buffet headline Boston benefit concertAerosmith, James Taylor and New Kids on the Block are donating their talents to raise funds for Boston Marathon bombing victims and their families. In addition to Aerosmith and James Taylor, other performing artists include: Jason Aldean, Boston, Extreme, Godsmack, The J. Geils Band, and Carole King.
- Ringo's unseen Beatles photos coming in e-bookRingo unseen Beatles photos: Ringo Starr is publishing his personal photos of life with the Beatles on June 12. Starr says these photos have never been seen by the public.