Entertainment News: Anita Ekberg, the Actress Immortalized Bathing in the Trevi Fountain In “La Dolce Vita,” Has Died

These are some of the entertainment stories central Maine is talking about today.

Golden Globe monologue, winners and red carpet!

Justin is ready to branch out to film and fashion — which would totally make him a quadruple threat at the very least. He said, “One day I hope to make strides into movies and fashion as well. I want to share my creativity with the world.” And he wants a family by the age of 30!

Five people were injured in the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 11, as gunfire erupted at a San Jose, Calif, nightclub which was being hosted by Chris Brown.The San Jose Mercury News reports that local police responded to the shooting, which took place at the Fiesta nightclub at 1:20AM. When the officers arrived, four people were wounded before a fifth victim came forward shortly afterwards. None of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening.

Anita Ekberg, the Swedish-born actress and sex-symbol of the 1950s and '60s who was immortalized bathing in the Trevi fountain in "La Dolce Vita," has died. She was 83 following a series of illnesses. Ekberg had long lived in Italy, the country that gave her worldwide fame thanks to the iconic dip opposite Marcello Mastroianni, one of the most famous images in film history. (AP)

Two senior U.S. officials say that the U.S. government is not responsible for the sustained electronic attacks that crippled North Korea's Internet infrastructure last month.Those attacks happened just after President Obama promised that his administration would respond to the hacker break-in at Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. But was an interesting coincidence. (AP)