David Moye, 05/21/12

Pop culture journalist, HuffPost Weird News

The music of Kurt Cobain and Adam Yauch has inspired some San Diego mixologists to create cocktails designed to be paired with their music.

Marlo Thomas, 05/21/12

Award-winning actress, author, and activist

In celebration of romance and commitment, here's a look at some of Phil's and my personal photos, as well as a collection of celebrity couples who have defied the odds and stayed in the zone.

Karin Badt, 05/21/12

Associate Professor of Cinema and Theater in Paris

Moonrise Kingdom is an imaginative journey into the world of a boy and girl who escape their alienating home environments to discover love on an island.

Molly Fosco, 05/21/12

Entertainment enthusiast

The recently announced TV network fall line up seems to have some common themes this year. Did anyone order some revived sitcom actors? FOX, ABC, CBS, and NBC sure did, and these new shows will all have some very familiar faces.

Lisa Kaas Boyle, 05/21/12

Environmental Attorney

I feel an electric charge, like I am John Travolta walking down that hall, not a scared 13-year-old girl. I make it to my locker with a little smile on my face, and start twirling the combination to the lock. "I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm Stayin' Alive."

Annette Insdorf, 05/21/12

Director of undergraduate film studies, Columbia University, and author of PHILIP KAUFMAN

in Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, Norton's character is as wholly sweet-natured as the movie itself. In an interview, Norton spoke excitedly about working with the director of such films as Rushmore and Fantastic Mr. Fox.

Karin Badt, 05/21/12

Associate Professor of Cinema and Theater in Paris

In an earlier interview I had with Jacques Audiard, we had had a long discussion about his dislike for "ethics" in art. Clearly he was pulling my leg. His new movie is extremely ethical, if not moralistic.

Mike Ragogna, 05/21/12

Radio Personality on Solar Powered KRUU-FM, Music Biz Vet

Because of the organic-ness and the honesty and the Lisa Marie Presley presence on the recordings, do you feel like this might be the closest to the vibe -- not necessarily the recordings -- of what your dad, Elvis, was trying to do?

Grace Parra, 05/20/12

Writer, host, comedian

Somewhere along the line of humanity, we have deemed it acceptable to give rude, mean and inconsiderate people a "pass" on their negativity so long as they are funny or productive.

Louis Virtel, 05/18/12

West Coast Entertainment Editor, AfterElton.com

Karman Kregloe, 05/18/12

Editor, AfterEllen.com

We pride ourselves on knowing all kinds of Sapphic pop-culture facts. Each week we'll share some of the best tidbits on The Huffington Post in our new series, "Best Lesbian Week Ever." Here's who and what was on our raging gay radar this week.

Ben Harvey and Dave Rubin, 05/18/12

Maureen Ryan, 05/19/12

TV critic, The Huffington Post

I will stipulate that Harmon can be a hard guy to get along with. But I don't require him to be my friend, nor should the executives at Sony and NBC.

John Becker, 05/18/12

Director of Communications and Development, Truth Wins Out

Spare me the line about how your anti-gay views are unassailable because they're your firmly held religious beliefs. It's utterly hollow. Hate wrapped in the name of God is still hate.

Cesar Millan, 05/18/12

Dog Whisperer and CEO of CesarsWay.com

Many communities are proposing making microchipping all dogs mandatory. Besides finding your dog, there are two good reasons to make microchips mandatory.

Tom Murro, 05/18/12

TV Personality; Celebrity Disher on FOXCT; Red Carpet man about town for celebritymagnet.com

Tuesday night May 15, I attend the POSH Affair Benefit Gala at the Pierre Hotel in NYC, hosted by Vogue magazine's Hamish Bowles along with Amy Fine Collins and Lorry Newhouse.

Kevin M. Ryan, 05/18/12

President and CEO, Covenant House

I wanted to know more about what motivates Jon to play an important role in helping homeless youth -- his concern for them goes back more than three decades when, inspired by our New York City shelter, he wrote "Runaway," his first hit.