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A Los Angeles mini-tent city has bloomed outside the Nokia Theatre downtown to see an eclipse.

Hundreds of fans are awaiting Thursday's red carpet premiere of "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," the latest in of the three vampire movies. The movie opens in theaters June 30.

Scripts are in the works for more "Twilight" movies.

At the Nantucket Film Festival, Zach Galifianakis brought his popular web talk show "Between Two Ferns" to the stage and news anchor Brian Williams was his special guest.

Now you'd think Galifianakis would be asking Williams some hard-hitting questions, and he did ... sort of. Click below for the video.

"Eclipse" is just around the corner, but if you can't wait a few more weeks, you're in luck: There are more vampires (and werewolves) coming your way.

"Twilight Night" will take place in a dozen cities around the country, but if your town isn't one of the lucky few, Moviefone will be streaming it live here on June 26 at 7 p.m. PT.

They will be showing the "Twilight" and "New Moon" films to gear up for the third's upcoming release.

In addition, members of the cast will be making appearances in each city (full list below).

Some of the week's happenings:

• "Friday Night Lights" vet Zach Gilford (pictured) is returning for the show's fifth season for a four-episode stint. The actor talked about his trip back to Austin as well as the fan campaign for him to score an Emmy nod. (Taylor Kitsch and Adrianne Palicki are also returning to "FNL.") [NY Mag]
• In addition to being "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon's" in-house band, The Roots are coming out with a new album, "How I Got Over," due Tuesday. Luckily you can hear the entire thing on the group's MySpace page. [Pitchfork]
• Also, Stars' newest disc "The Five Ghosts," also out Tuesday, is streaming on NPR. [Pitchfork] Read the rest of this entry »

Megan Fox is off the market. Again.

A spokeswoman for the 24-year-old actress says Fox is engaged to her longtime boyfriend, actor Brian Austin Green.

Publicist Dominique Appel declined to elaborate.

Fox was previously engaged to Green, 36, whom she has been dating for several years.

The two appeared together in an online video protesting California school budget cuts earlier this year. Fox can next be seen in the film "Jonah Hex," opening Friday.
 

In an interview with BBC's Radio 1, The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers talked about his upcoming solo album "Flamingo," set to be released this fall. The first single, "Crossfire," can already be previewed on his official website.

"Inception" whet the appetites of every man in America, winning the "Most Manticipated Movie" award at Spike's Guys Choice Awards earlier this month.

The pic has star power (Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page, Cillian Murphy, Marion Cotillard and Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a proven auteur (Christopher Nolan) and a mysterious premise going for it, but what about us girls?

Could it be that "Toy Story 3," "Eat Pray Love" (pictured) or "Tron Legacy" is at the top of the list for women? We can't really count the upcoming "Twilight" film because that would be too easy, so I dug around and came up with a list.

One can only imagine what Larry David might be thinking given the bombshell report coming out of Star magazine today alleging an extramarital affair between David's ex-wife, Laurie David, and former Vice President Al Gore. But is too soon to be suggesting what Larry should be thinking: this is perfect fodder for another season of his brilliant HBO comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

After all, it's not like David hasn't mined his romantic life before for inspiration. It probably wasn't a coincidence in the sixth season when his character's wife left him on the show--not long after Laurie David did same in 2007.

Whether the report is true or not, is it too much to ask that David just rip up the scripts for the eighth season he's currently shooting (Ricky Gervais just signed on to appear in an episode) and just start from the beginning with this simple premise: How do you handle it when your ex-wife has taken up with the ex-Vice President? If Larry David can't dine out on that for another season, what else?

Larry, just think about it. No pressure.

NEW YORK — The woman who crashed President Barack Obama's first state dinner has cashed in with a reality TV deal.

The Bravo network said Tuesday that Michaele Salahi will be featured in the next installment of its "Real Housewives" franchise, this time focused on Washington.

For the second time in five months, a Mercedes Benz belonging to actor Charlie Sheen has been found down a cliff near his Sherman Oaks home.