On Tuesday, Oct. 11, President and CEO of CBS Leslie “Les” Moonves was named the recipient of the prestigious Producers Guild of America (PGA) 2012 Milestone Award. The announcement was made today that he would be receiving the great honor, which goes to “an individual who has made historic contributions to the entertainment industry,” according to the PGA.

Next month on Nov. 5, the editors of all 18 international editions of Vogue will gather in Tokyo for an exclusive, one-off Fashion’s Night Out – first conceived by American Vogue editor Anna Wintour – in an effort to help boost “spirit and sales” there after the devastation cause by this year’s earthquake and tsunami.

The Miami Heat recently held their first training camp since superstar LeBron James joined the team last season at the Hurlburt Field and Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. As a nod to the military, James has modeled his latest shoes, Nike’s “The Cannon” edition of the LeBron 9, with a militant flair.

With his latest Oscar-worthy project about to premiere on Nov. 3, film legend Clint Eastwood is considering stepping out from behind the camera once again for a role in Warner Bros.’ new film, Trouble With the Curve.

Colombian megastar Shakira has been making great philanthropic strides recently, especially in the realm of education through her Fundación Pies Descalzos (Barefoot Foundation). Because of her great efforts, the singer has now been appointed to a position on President Barack Obama’s education committee.

Will Smith is making a return to television – but not as the Fresh Prince. The Hollywood superstar, who gained much of his fame from starring in the popular 1990s sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, has accepted a producing role in a new ABC comedy he and his wife Jada Pinkett-Smith just recently sold the rights to.

Hospitality legend Ian Schrager of Studio 54 fame has been taking over hot spots all over the country recently. As a pioneer of the boutique hotel concept, he and his Ian Schrager Co. have been in the works of acquiring and developing soon-to-be hip boutique hotels from coast to coast – and plans to spend $250 million to develop up to 15 locations over the next five years.

The world continues to mourn the passing of Apple founder Steve Jobs, who passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 5 at the age of 56 after a years-long battle with cancer among other health issues. Meanwhile, the new play that was written about his life, the public’s love affair with his work, and the human cost of the gadgetry’s creation, will premiere as scheduled.

Couldn’t snag tickets to the high-profile exhibition game the Miami Heat “Big Three” is hosting tomorrow at FIU? Don’t fret – the completely sold out game will be both televised locally and streamed live for fans across the U.S. when the star-studded event takes place tomorrow evening.