Canada is once again on top of the hockey world as they have defeated the United States 3-2 in overtime in the gold medal game at the Olympic hockey tournament.
Canada won their 13th gold medal of the 2010 Games on Saturday when their undefeated men's curlers beat Norway 6-3 to seal their second consecutive Olympic crown.
Friday morning at the junket for Paul Greengrass' Green Zone, we spoke with Jason Isaacs who played Lucius Malfoy in the previous installments and will be back for the film's big finale; he gave us a tease of what fans of the books and movies can expect:
It was close, but Team Canada gets to go for gold at the Vancouver Olympics.
Pals Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Lance Bass and Kellan Lutz keep their cool Thursday night at a slasher-themed bash at Los Angeles nightclub Bar 210. Though the trio steered clear of the blood and gore on the dance floor, Bass did have some fun posing for pictures with a chainsaw later in the night.
Canada's (L to R) Shelley-Ann Brown, Hellen Upperton, Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse celebrate following Heat 4 of the Women's Bobsleigh at the Whistler Sliding Centre in Whistler, B.C. on Wednesday, February 24, 2010. Canada's Brown and Upperton took home silver and Humphries and Moyse took home gold medals. 
Guests at SeaWorld Orlando watched in horror Wednesday as a killer whale fatally attacked a trainer who fell into the tank. 
In our hearts, Dakota Fanning is still that precocious youngster in a tutu, prancing around with Brittany Murphy in 'Uptown Girls.' But we guess it's time to admit our little girl is all grown up. The actress turns sixteen today, with a classy dinner party to show for it. Fanning celebrated the big event at Villa Blanca in Beverly Hills, but lest you think she's too sophisticated for her own good, PEOPLE reports that the guest list included Fanning's cheerleading squad.
Canada's Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir danced their way into history on Monday when they became the first North American couple as well as the youngest ever Olympic figure skating ice dancing champions.
'Ghost Whisperer' star Jennifer Love Hewitt turned 31 this weekend -- apparently, the actress also turned into Lady Gaga. Hewitt and some of her friends were caught on camera in outlandish outfits for Hewitt's '80s-themed birthday party, but their intensely-gelled hair bows evoked nothing so much as the 'Bad Romance' singer-fashionista.
Tyler Grady made it, presumably on rock-star charisma. The thin, tousle-haired rocker was, after Casey James, the male singer most singled-out by the camera, but we’ve barely heard him sing. My impression is that he can yowl, and yelp and kick up a leg — appropriate enough for a rocker. Now we’ll learn how his voice handles the weekly challenges — maybe on Barry Manilow night?
Angela Martin was the singer with the most at stake, and her loss was a wallop. This was her third try, and her personal life in recent years has been a string of troubles: Her father died, her daughter has had terrible medical problems (and, last we heard, her mother had gone missing). She was weeping before she even reached the judges. Kara sat down with her, in her chair, to tell her it was a no but that she was a great singer. Then why?
It was great to see Lilly Scott in the top 24. Her cover of “Lullaby of Birdland” was the single best performance shown in the clips. But will she be at a disadvantage without the lung power of a Jordin Sparks? Let’s face it: If you want to win Idol, you generally need to be loud enough to make yourself heard in a wind tunnel. America likes that.
Lacey Brown, who failed to make the top 24 last season, succeeded this time on the strength of her version of “It’s a Wonderful World.” Other promising voices sticking around: Ashley Rodriguez, Alex Lambert and Katie Stevens. Oh: and Crystal Bowersox — or, as Randy Jackson called her, “Mama Bowersox.” An excellent voice, it seems, and a seemingly unflappable, folksy stage presence. But, like Lilly, she may be too distinctive for Idol. The production crew is probably itching to shellac her.
Haeley Vaughn clinched the last of the girls’ spots, beating Tori Kelly. Good: she’s got a special presence, even if one of her outfits suggested a cowgirl on a Hawaiian vacation.
Thaddeus Johnson competed with — and lost to — Andrew Garcia to be the 12th male singer. The judges didn’t really give Thaddeus a reason, which probably only added to his sorrows as the camera crews scuttled after him recording his tears. He finally escaped into a stall in the men’s room with his mom.
