Eva Longoria’s new NBC dating show may have been cancelled, but she certainly isn’t letting any grass grow under her feet. As the announcement has been made that her reality series “Ready For Love” has been given the axe after just two episodes, it has also been announced that she’ll appear in a new project for Hulu.

It was a successful weekend for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, as the museum has now acquired nine new pieces through its 28th annual Collectors Committee fundraiser. Over $3 million was raised to procure items like one of the oldest surviving wood sculptures from Africa and a 10th-century Korean Buddha, as well as contemporary contemporary by Thomas Demand, Susan Hefuna, Julio Le Parc, and James Turrell.

Angelina Jolie is one haute commodity. An artistic topless shot (not an oxymoron, we assure you) of the A-list actress is expected to fetch upwards of $53,000 at an auction held at Christie’s London.

Thursday was a big evening for Quincy Jones, who was finally, at the age of 80, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. “I get to join my friends,” the veteran producer said prior to the ceremony, held at LA LIVE’s Nokia Theatre.

Kathleen Kennedy accepted the title of Pioneer of the Year when she was awarded with said award at Las Vegas’ CinemaCon on Wednesday night. The Lucasfilm co-chair was introduced by Sally Field at the ceremony, held at the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation at Caesars Palace.

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Wednesday evening marked the inaugural voyage of the Kaleidoscope Ball – Designing The Future at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The charitable gala was held in honor of UCLA Children’s Discovery and Innovation Institute at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA.

MOCA has finally hit the $75 million mark, just $25 million away from their goal to establish a $100 million endowment. Board co-chairs Maria Bell and David Johnson made the announcement that they’ve been so successful — raising $50 million in the last month alone — thanks to museum trustees and board veterans.

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