Cheech & Chong star Cheech Marin has married classical pianist Natasha Rubin in a sunset ceremony at their Malibu, California home.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Don Johnson has sued a trio of entertainment companies, claiming he is owed millions of dollars in profits from the TV series "Nash Bridges."

Where has time gone by? 25 years ago seems like yesterday, and 1984 was so happening! Here's our flashback moment of a few actors, films, and music that were popular in 1984.

Happy Birthday to "O.C." star Adam Brody (1979), "Queen of the Damned" actor Stuart Townsend (1972), "Nash Bridges" actor Don Johnson (1949), American musician Dave Clark (1942), and comedian/actor Tim Conway.

Crimefighters are common on television these days. For every CSI & Law & Order, there is a sexy star that steams up the screen. And there are some sizzling detectives

Experience a poignant tale of perseverance, heart and passion as Moondance Alexander rides on to DVD April 29th from Fox Home Entertainment. Inspired by a true story, Moondance Alexander features a stellar cast including up-and-coming actress Kay Panabaker (Nancy Drew, "Summerland"), Don Johnson (Tin Cup, "Miami Vice")

Starpulse recently ran a 'Top Ten 80s Albums' list, in which the inclusion of the Top Gun soundtrack inspired me to come up with a list of the "Top Ten 80s Movie Soundtracks." After doing a little 'freshening up,' both through my own personal collection, growing-up-80's memories and, oh, some website that has info about movies & music and the like, I've narrowed my list down to the top ten.

The actor-musician hybrid is a tricky thing. It's a road peppered with the long-decomposed carcasses of Russell Crowe, Eddie Murphy and heaven forbid, David Hasselhoff.

Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson's teenage daughter Dakota is planning a sober 2008 after secretly undergoing rehab treatment, according to reports.

Happy Birthday to "O.C." star Adam Brody (1979), "Queen of the Damned" actor Stuart Townsend (1972), "Nash Bridges" actor Don Johnson (1949), American musician Dave Clark (1942), comedic actor Tim Conway (1933), and Roman emperor Nero (37; d. 68).