The bass is pumping, the lights are low and the dance floor of the club is heaving. It's the weekend and the young man is enjoying himself -- until someone steals his balloon.

Dressed in a Spiderman outfit, the four-year-old boy runs to his dad by the bar to complain, before receiving a glow-stick in consolation.

The White House has two words for those who want President Barack Obama to deport Justin Bieber: No comment.

Nearly 275,000 people signed an Internet petition calling the Canadian-born teen idol reckless and asking Obama to revoke his green card. That's far more than required to merit an official response through the White House's "We the People" program.

Miley Cyrus is postponing her U.S. tour while she recovers from an allergic reaction to antibiotics, but will resume her performances in August.

Cyrus' representative tells The Associated Press on Friday that the singer will resume the U.S. tour Aug. 1 in Uniondale, New York. The new dates will include seven rescheduled shows and two additional stops.

The funeral of Bob Geldof's daughter Peaches will take place on Monday at the same church where her mother Paula Yates' funeral was held, the family said on Friday.

The church in Kent, southeast England, is also where the 25-year-old television presenter and socialite married musician Tom Cohen, the father of her two young children, in 2012.

Maroon 5 frontman-turned designer Adam Levine says his lack of fashion training is not a problem.

"I don't know how to read music, but I can still play. So I don't really give a (expletive) about formal training or going to school," said Levine in an interview Thursday at an event for his latest Kmart collection. "You don't have to be trained in everything to be good at it."

A man accusing singer Chris Brown and his bodyguard of punching him in the face is trying to "get rich" as a result of a bloody nose, a lawyer for the bodyguard said Thursday.

Bernard Grimm made that statement in a courtroom in Washington during the start of a trial for his client, bodyguard Christopher Hollosy, who is charged with misdemeanor assault.

America's former first daughter Chelsea Clinton said Thursday that she is to be a mother for the first time, giving her delighted parents Bill and Hillary a long-awaited grandchild.

Chelsea, 34, made the announcement at a public event with her mother in New York organized by a Clinton Foundation initiative to advance the cause of women and girls around the world.

Next year's Oscar nominees will be announced on January 15, and the show itself held on February 22 -- back to its regular slot after being held in March this year due to the winter Olympics.

The timetable leading up to the Oscars, traditionally the climax of Hollywood's annual awards season, was announced by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Oscar-winning actress, comedienne and talk-show host Whoopi Goldberg sang the praises of marijuana inhaled through a pocket vaporizer on Thursday as she made her debut as an online pot columnist.

"The vape pen has changed my life. No, I’m not exaggerating. In fact, her name is Sippy." wrote Goldberg, 58, about her pocket vaporizer on "The Cannabist," a pot-friendly website run by the Denver Post newspaper in Colorado.

“Transcendence” is the kind of movie that thinks it’s really smart, when in fact it’s actually quite dumb. To be fair, the film has impeccable production values, and that’s no surprise given that first time director Wally Pfister has collaborated with Christopher Nolan on numerous occasions, and even took home an Oscar for best cinematography for his work on “Inception.” This feels very Nolan-esque in that it tackles big ideas, has similar music, a similar cast, and everything is filmed on a grand scale. The problem is that many of the film’s ideas are very half-baked and come off as silly. For a movie that takes itself so seriously, it doesn’t have the logic to back it up. Oh, and Johnny Depp is pretty bad in it, too.

Dr. Will Caster (Johnny Depp) is passionate about creating an omniscient AI that can help solve many of humanity’s problems, but his enthusiasm isn’t shared by everyone. When a radical anti-technology organization poisons Dr. Caster, leaving him with a few weeks to live, he and his longtime partner and wife Evelyn (Rebecca Hall), along with the help of Max Waters (Paul Bettany), successfully transfer his consciousness into a high-powered computer, giving him the ability to live on long after his physical body has perished. As Will becomes more powerful, his reach becomes limitless, which begins to pose a big threat to the rest of the world.