Spring has sprung! Chris Pine kicked off the start of a new season by turning heads in Los Angeles. On Sunday, March 21, the Wonder Woman actor left his shirt at home for a stroll with his dog in Southern California. As the star, wearing a mask and sunglasses, worked up a sweat in the Hollywood Hills alongside his pit bull Wednesday Weld—who he adopted in 2016—Chris spotted the photographers snapping away, giving them a surprised expression.

Book of the dayFictionReviewGreer’s Pulitzer-winning satirical novel tracks a lovelorn writer on a cathartic voyage of self-discoveryTwo thirds of the way through Andrew Sean Greer’s latest novel, he risks letting his novelist hero – white, gay, knocking 50 – describe his latest novel, which has been turned down by his publisher. “It was about a middle-aged gay man walking around San Francisco. And, you know, his … his sorrows … ” “A white middle-aged American man walking around with his white middle-aged American sorrows?

Rami Malek has a special memory of the last film Robin Williams ever made. The 39-year-old Oscar winner appeared with the late comedian in all three of the Night at the Museum films. The third and final one, The Secret of the Tomb, was also Williams' last movie before his 2014 death.  During a Wednesday appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Malek remembered filming the 2014 movie at the British Museum in London alongside Williams.

Even though the sky did not appear orange like it did earlier in the month, dangerous smog returned to the Big Apple on Thursday. Smoke from Canada's raging wildfires drifted south over the past few days leaving dozens of states in the Northeast under a thick haze. An air quality alert issued by the National Weather Service, covering New York City, Long Island and the mid-Hudson region has now been extended through Friday night, while a similar alert in New Jersey ran through Thursday night.

Michael Jordan's autographed Jordan VII Dream Team kicks -- rocked by His Airness during the Olympic qualifiers in 1992 -- just hit the auction block!! Historically, Jordan's are the most sought after shoe ... now, imagine signed Jordans worn by, well, Michael Jordan ... while part of the most dominant and historic basketball team of all-time. The 7's are on the auction block at Lelands Auction ... and there's already a $16k bid -- with over a month remaining in the auction.