Being bad never looked so good for Angelina Jolie, whose new Disney film, Maleficent, had a massive opening weekend of $170.6 million worldwide. The tale of Sleeping Beauty’s evil queen, from said queen’s perspective, raked in $70 million domestically in 3,948 theaters. Overseas, the live-action fairy tale fared even better, earning a whopping $100.6 million.

The Natural Resources Defense Council threw an environmentally-friendly bash on Thursday evening with its Thought for Food benefit, which celebrated safe and sustainable eating. Amber Valletta, Isabel Lucas, Aloe Blacc, Michael Richards, Teddy Sears, Adan Canto, Alan Horn and Ron Meyer were among the guests who enjoyed the sourced farm‐to‐table dinner, which, fittingly, took place at the site of the City’s Main Street Farmers Market in Santa Monica.

Monique Lhuillier threw the ultimate girls luncheon to celebrate the arrival of her pre-fall collection and to unveil her Melrose Place boutique’s new windows.

Someone (OK, most everyone) sure thinks that Leonardo DiCaprio is out of this world, so much so that he paid $1 million for the chance to fly into space with the Oscar-nominated actor.

This week we’ve featured the haute secrets of Evan Jones, who is starring in Seth MacFarlane’s western comedy A Million Ways to Die in the West, which hits theaters tomorrow, May 30th. I

Jane Fonda will follow in the footsteps of Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg when she’s honored with The American Film Institute’s 42nd Annual Life Achievement Award on June 5.

Brad Pitt was meandering along, smiling supportively at partner Angelina Jolie and signing autographs during the Hollywood premiere of her Disney film, Maleficent, when he was suddenly attacked by troublemaking bystander.

Ever wonder what the most powerful leaders, business execs and celebrities keep on their desks? Well, we’re about to tell you. Our weekly “What’s on My Desk” feature will take a look inside the offices and at the desks of the world’s most influential power players.

There’s big changes in store for the Fred Segal brand now that former David Yurman and Juicy Couture CEO Paul Blum and Evolution Media Partners have taken over. The company’s new partners are planning to reinvent the California-centric brand by building 10 major “lifestyle centers” across the United States over the course of the next five to seven years.