Arnold Schwarzenegger Lets His Girlfriend Drive His Two Million Dollar Car

Arnold Schwarzenegger looked pretty calm for a guy sitting in the passenger seat ... while his girlfriend Heather Milligan was in the driver's seat of his custom Bugatti Veyron sports car over the weekend.

No biggie. It's only worth around $2,000,000.

That is love. And it's also why people have insurance. Lots of it.

Watch Sarah Silverman Play Joan Rivers on "Saturday Night Live"

Joan Rivers returned to "Saturday Night Live" last night, thanks to guest host Sarah Silverman.

The show gave tribute to the late comedian in a sketch that welcomed her to heaven, where she performed on the "Celestial Stage" alongside Richard Pryor, Eartha Kitt, Eve Gardner, Freddie Mercury Lucille Ball, Steve Jobs and Benjamin Franklin.

The skit featured Silverman as the former "Fashion Police" host, roasting other celebs who have passed on.

Theatre Owners Are Angry About Interstellar's 'Film First' Initiative

Excited for Interstellar? A lot of people are - except a growing contingent of Theatre owners angry about Christopher Nolan's decision to have the awesome-looking sci-fi movie début early in Cinemas that can show it through analog projectors.

As revealed at the end of last week's trailer, Cinemas capable of showing the movie in 70mm, 70mm IMAX or 35mm film formats will get access to the movie two days ahead of the November 7th release date. Nolan himself has been a long proponent of shooting on film over digital formats: a growing rarity in modern cinema as Film projectors are phased out for digital alternatives, and movie studios are slowly but surely phasing out sending film reels to Cinemas (ironically, Interstellar's distributors Paramount were the first Studio to completely stop distributing film reels as of earlier this year). Most American cinemas have undergone the expensive process of being refitted with digital projectors by now - hence why certain Cinema owners are getting concerned over preferential treatment being given to Film-capable franchises.

Paul Revere, '60s Rocker And Leader of the Raiders, Dies At 76

Paul Revere, leader of the 1960s rock band Paul Revere and the Raiders, died Saturday at his home in Idaho, the band's website reported. He was 76.

Revere -- whose birth name was Paul Revere Dick, according to a biography on the Internet Movie Database -- was frontman for the band that often performed in three-cornered hats and other clothing harking back to the Ameican Revolution.

Revere was born in Nebraska and played in bands in Idaho and Oregon, according to a tribute on the band website written by Roger Hart, who managed the group in the early days. Hart said he took the band to Hollywood and signed them to a deal with CBS/Columbia Records.

The band recorded a string of hits in the 1960s and early 1970s, including "Kicks," "Hungry" and "Indian Reservation." Revere, the band's organist, had a hyperactive effervescent stage personality and came to be known as "the madman of rock 'n' roll."

Bruce Jenner Lets His Hair Down For The Elton John Concert

Bruce Jenner changed his look up for the Elton John concert in L.A. Saturday night.

Bruce went to the show with his son Brandon Jenner and Brandon's wife. Another random girl tagged along ... but no word on who she is ... or if it was any sort of date.

Bruce and Kris Jenner made their split official last month when Kris filed for divorce.

In case you haven't been to an Elton John concert ... that's the place you let your ponytail down.

Box Office: ‘Gone Girl,’ ‘Annabelle’ Stun With Big Debuts

“Gone Girl” and “Annabelle” enjoyed sizzling debut weekends, as David Fincher’s adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s best-seller racked up $38 million and “The Conjuring” spin-off scared up $37.2 million.

It was a neck-and-neck race for first place and it’s possible that when the final numbers are tallied, the two pictures could end up swapping places. Regardless of who wears the crown, the films’ debuts continue a fall box office turnaround following a devastating summer for the movie business. The overall box office was up nearly 20% from the same weekend a year ago when “Gravity” lifted off to $55.8 million.

Ben Affleck Slams Bill Maher For "Racist," "Ugly" Views In Heated Islam Debate

Ben Affleck and Bill Maher clearly have differing views on Islam. 

The Gone Girl star appeared on Friday's Real Time With Bill Maher, and the two sparred when Affleck felt Maher and guest Sam Harris were painting an overly broad and negative picture of those who practice Islam.

Affleck did not appreciate Harris' comment that Americans have been "sold this meme of Islamophobia." Affleck responded by asking Harris, "Hold on — are you the person who officially understands the codified doctrine of Islam?"

"It's gross, it's racist," Affleck added about Maher and Harris' remarks. "It's like saying, 'Oh, you shifty Jew.' " Maher told Affleck that he wasn't actually listening to them.

Harris said Islam is currently the "motherload of bad ideas," with which Maher agreed, leading Affleck to counter: "It's just an ugly thing to say."

Heidi Klum Keeps It Friendly With Ex-Husband Seal At Their Kids' Soccer Game

 

Heidi Klum and Seal may be divorced, but they're all about keeping it civil! Especially when their four kids are concerned...

On Saturday Heidi and her ex-husband met up in Brentwood to cheer on their children at soccer, and the former spouses sat next to each other, chatted and they even shared a smooch at one point during the game.

But don't go starting the reconciliation rumors -- Heidi is still more than happy with her much younger beau Vito Schnabel, and we're not sure who Seal is dating these days, but he's clearly moved on as well.

Maybe he's just happy that Heidi is no longer "fornicating with the help," as he once so eloquently put it? Heidi's relationship with the family's former bodyguard, Martin Kristen, fizzled in January, shortly before she starting going out with Vito.