Thousands of people dressed all in white dined under the night sky on bridges around Paris on Thursday evening in an unusually chic take on the flash mob.

Organisers said around 12,000 smartly-dressed diners participated in the 26th "Dinner in White", which raises money for cancer research, after learning at the last minute where they were to meet. 

Veteran actor Harrison Ford was airlifted to hospital Thursday after suffering an ankle injury on the set of the new "Star Wars" movie in Britain.

The 71-year-old was hurt when a garage door fell and hit him at Pinewood Studios outside London, according to emergency services. 

New French Open champion Maria Sharapova has something else to celebrate: a new fragrance.

The tennis ace is the face of Avon Luck, for men and women. It's her first partnership with the beauty brand, but not her first perfume; she launched an eponymous one with Parlux nearly 10 years ago.

Look for Grumpy Cat on Lifetime to herald in the worst Christmas ever.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Internet sensation with the wobbly walk, big blue eyes and frowny face will play a chronically overlooked pet-store cat. The twist, according to the cable network, is the 12-year-old girl who can communicate with her.

In "The Wolf of Wall Street," Leonardo DiCaprio let loose in his portrayal of a hard-partying Wall Street trader. Now, he's in Brazil for the World Cup and ready to party in real life.

DiCaprio and 21 of his friends jetted into Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday, where they will stay on a mega-yacht and watch the World Cup, Brazilian media reported.

For the first time in her career, Canadian songstress Celine Dion has appointed a new manager, as her husband steps down from the position he has held for more than 30 years.

Rene Angelil, who had a cancerous tumor removed from his throat in December, will now serve as chairman of Dion's Feeling Productions Inc., the company said in a statement.

Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli was on Wednesday accused of hijacking a symbol used by a school of Sufism to promote his JustCavalli perfume.

The group Sufi Rights said on its website that it was working with the students to highlight the "offense Roberto Cavalli... has caused by using their emblem" on the scent. Sufism is a branch of Islam.

Angelina Jolie and British Foreign Secretary William Hague launched an international protocol on Wednesday which the Hollywood star hopes will "really, truly end impunity" for sexual violence in wars.

The document, which offers guidance for those on the frontline who document sexual violence, was launched at a four-day global conference to end sexual violence in conflict in London co-chaired by Jolie and Hague.

Written by Anthony Sargon

It’s very easy to point at a movie like The Fault in our Stars and accuse it of being a manipulative affair with no desire other than to see how many times its largely female audience will burst into tears. And to be completely frank, some of that is certainly true, but it’d be unfair to dismiss the film as this decade’s A Walk to Remember. It isn’t perfect and it most certainly isn’t for everyone, but The Fault in our Stars manages to overcome its shortcomings thanks to heartfelt performances and great chemistry between leads Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort.

Written by Anthony Sargon

Talk about a pleasant surprise. I walked into Edge of Tomorrow with fairly modest expectations given my recent indifference to anything Tom Cruise attaches himself to. The trailers have been terrible and have done nothing to get me excited, and I assumed this’d be just another lackluster sci-fi that won’t be remembered a mere two years from now. Man was I wrong. Edge of Tomorrow is a lot of fun, and it succeeds on multiple levels. It’s funny, energetic, and gives us what is arguably Tom Cruise’s most relatable and likable performance in years.