Blog Posts by Matt Donnelly

Chelsea Handler hosts EIF's Women's Cancer Research Fund's 'An Unforgettable Evening' (Getty Images)
Chelsea Handler has earned the moniker of "reigning queen of late night" thanks to her frank comedy on her E! talk show, "Chelsea Lately," boredom with Hollywood conventions, and a roster of A-list friends.

But what happens when you tap her to emcee an evening about women forging together to fight cancer? Allow us to tell you.

Casper Smart and Jennifer Lopez (Splash News)

For the average couple, some casual shopping, dinner, and a movie or a home improvement project sounds like an ideal weekend activity.

Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart aren't your average couple.

The diva and her dancer beau hit the MGM Grand Hotel for the grand opening of Hakkasan Las Vegas, a multi-level den of music, mingling, and plenty of stars.

Saturday's opening fete saw a cocktail hour hosted by GQ magazine, where J. Lo and her man strolled the red carpet arm-in-arm.

As a private preview went down the night beore in the club's "Kill Bill"-inspired Ling Ling lounge, there was plenty of anticipation for Saturday's big show featuring DJ Calvin Harris.

Actor Tom Welling toasted his birthday the same night, with his actor pals Mark Salling and Ryan Rottman.

Another cute couple, Vanessa Hudgens and Austin Butler, stepped out for Harris's set as well, which raged well unto the early morning hours.

Back in Hollywood, another star pair marked the weekend's start with some laughs for a

Kyle Richard (Charley Gallay / Getty Images)

The women of Bravo's "The Real Housewives" know a thing or two about dirt: how to dish it, where to throw it, and when to make it disappear.

Omg! caught up with Kyle Richards of the Beverly Hills franchise, who in the off-season is lending her wit to Clorox's new tool for folks in need of advice (or a laugh) when it comes to life's everyday messes: the "Ick-tionary."

A wiki for everything from diaper disasters to refrigerator nightmares, the reality star shared some of her biggest ick moments.

"As a mom of four there are so many stories," Richards said, "from [4-year-old] Portia projectile vomiting on me to my new golden puppy eating absolutely everything."

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Getty Images) Has it really been two years since we watched the common-born Kate Middleton captivate a global audience by saying "I do" to England's beloved Prince William?

April 29, 2011, saw Middleton bag one of the most eligible bachelors in the world, earn herself the title of Duchess of Cambridge, and do so with a sweetness, and a simple kind of chic, that anyone could admire.

Though she was a tad out of her element, Kate easily slipped into her high-profile role. Over the past 24 months, she and Will learned how to manage a crown-given house, tour the world to act out royal duties, and fulfill what is likely their biggest obligation: making a royal heir. (Watch our reel of their greatest hits below!)

One of their most most marked characteristics as a couple, and what makes them so appealing to the rest of us, is an overwhelming humility: They live humbly in North Wales in a converted farm house, where Will has been serving a three-and-a-half year tour in the royal air force.

Nesting went down with movie dates in their town of Anglesey, Kate taking charge of the kitchen (declining a formal staff and getting dinner on the table herself), and running their own errands while they became acquainted with wedded bliss. Aside from the whole royal thing, they seemed … normal.

Jon Favreau, Don Cheadle, and Robert Downey, Jr. at the 'Iron Man 3' after-party (Getty Images)
If Tony Stark has taught us anything, it's that smart guys work hard and play hard, so naturally, the stars of "Iron Man 3" marked their Hollywood premiere with a Marvel-worthy afterparty.

Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Sir Ben Kingsley, and Rebecca Hall dutifully assembled before the El Capitan theater on Wednesday to celebrate the third film in the blockbuster franchise. Once credits rolled, invited guests piled into the waiting Hard Rock Cafe on Hollywood Blvd., where Red Bull cocktails and nosh welcomed guests who got to screen director Shane Black's addition to the "Iron" family.

Justin Timberlake and Ellen DeGeneres (Warner Bros)Fancy juicers and fine china go a long way as wedding gifts, but it wouldn't be a present from Ellen DeGeneres if it didn't elicit a few laughs.

Frequent guest Justin Timberlake popped by Ellen's couch to promote his "Legends of Summer" tour (the interview will air on Thursday), and we've got a sneak peek at the novelty gift she gave the singer to mark his marriage to Jessica Biel.

Kim Kardashian, Anna Wintour, Beyonce (Getty Images / FilmMagic)

Cinderella didn't have a television empire, endorsement bonanza, or vigilant momager to help her social ascent, but she got to hit the ball a lot sooner than Kim Kardashian.

The ubiquitous Kim has reportedly been trying to gain access to the prestigious Met Gala for years, according to numerous reports, and may finally have her shot this May thanks to boyfriend Kanye West.

Chris Evans (Getty Images)
For Chris Evans, ditching his super-powered good looks was its own brand of heroism.

Marvel's own Captain America hid his chiseled body and billboard-ready face behind a cringe-worthy 1970s look in the upcoming movie, "The Iceman," a gig he landed after James Franco left the role vacant for personal reasons.

"We were in trouble. Who do you call? Mr. Captain America," director Ariel Vroman told omg! at the film's Monday premiere in Hollywood.