From all appearances, the cast of Olympus Has Fallen had the blues during the film’s Monday evening premiere. No, they weren’t sad: many of the cast members were actually clad in said color.

The man who sings about a “Suit & Tie” has favored one man in particular to create his eveningwear. Justin Timberlake is a bonafide Tom Ford aficionado, sporting the designer yet again on Monday evening for his album release party.

When will Avatar 2 and 3, the eagerly anticipated sequels to 2009’s huge sci-fi blockbuster Avatar come out? That remains to be seen, but director-producer James Cameron has revealed a few things about the long-awaited films.

And then there were four. Four is the magic number of LA-based restaurants that remain in The James Beard Award finalists roster.

Fashion-forward star Jessica Alba threw an equally chic midday soiree to celebrate the release of her new book, “The Honest Life.” The Honest Company co-founder wowed in an ensemble that included a Peter Som jacket, Maje blouse, Rag & Bone jeans and Nicholas Kirkwood heels at the Mondrian Los Angeles on Friday.

Brett Ratner was this year’s recipient of GLAAD’s Ally Award. The Rush Hour director accepted his award onstage in Manhattan on Saturday night with a poignant speech about the drama he created in 2011 when he used accidentally used a gay slur during an interview for the film Tower Heist.

Ah, to be an Angeleno. We love luxury, and we love convenience. Hence why Kreation has opened its very own juice vending machine in Beverly Hills, joining an ultra-luxe caviar dispense and Sprinkles cupcakes ATM as the modern way to get your indulgent fix on the go.

The Rodeo Drive Committee has chosen its theme for its annual Concours d’Elegance, and 2013 has been dubbed “The Jet Age.” To celebrate the Learjet’s golden anniversary on June 16 — Father’s Day — a mock-up of the new Lear85 business jet will land on Rodeo Drive, joining tail-finned cars of the ’50s and ’60s on the 200 block of Beverly Hills’ most famous street.It won’t be complete, of course — no one would want its wings to crash into some of the city’s toniest stores like Louis Vuitton, Jimmy Choo and Versace.

Anschutz Entertainment Group dropped a few bombshells yesterday, the first being that billionaire owner Phil Anschutz has decided not to sell his company, AEG. He ended the sale for what has become the world’s second-biggest concert promoting group, which also owns interests in the LA Lakers, Kings and Galaxy because of “too much noise in the system.”