Sean Lowe decides to shake things up a little on "The Bachelor" premiere, just handing out roses all willy-nilly, much to the consternation of the ladies. It is rather delightful to watch. But let's see how we got there ...
We kick things off with Sean wearing a shirt -- but surely that won't last long. Oh! And there it is. Shirtless at 40 seconds in. Well, thank God because why else are we watching?
The show makes us relive Sean's "love affair" with Emily, complete with him running through the streets of Prague calling her name and then pressing her up against a wall to make out. It's actually rather amazing the clips manage to find moments when Emily and Sean weren't making out, because it seemed like that was all they did. Which, hey, we don't judge because there are worse things.
As the plinky-plunky strains of Emily Despair play,...
We kick things off with Sean wearing a shirt -- but surely that won't last long. Oh! And there it is. Shirtless at 40 seconds in. Well, thank God because why else are we watching?
The show makes us relive Sean's "love affair" with Emily, complete with him running through the streets of Prague calling her name and then pressing her up against a wall to make out. It's actually rather amazing the clips manage to find moments when Emily and Sean weren't making out, because it seemed like that was all they did. Which, hey, we don't judge because there are worse things.
As the plinky-plunky strains of Emily Despair play,...
- 1/8/2013
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Um, wow. Wouldn't want to be Saul (Mandy Patinkin) on "Homeland" now.
First he's completely duped by his road-trip buddy/terrorist/supermax prisoner Aileen, and now his protégée, Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) not only takes a known terrorist off the grid but has grunting, moaning, bed-thumping sex with him while half the CIA listens in.
And still Saul defends her. "She's turning it around," he insists to the disgusted agent Quinn, who quips: "Is that someone turning something around or is that a Stage 5 delusional getting laid?"
Ding ding ding, they're both right!
Brody (Damian Lewis) needs "turning around" because he sabotaged his relationship with Roya -- he's late to their scheduled rendezvous on account of being curled up in a fetal position in his hallway -- and then tells her he's done. He's spiraled so far out of control, burdened so heavily by his deceit and loneliness, that the...
First he's completely duped by his road-trip buddy/terrorist/supermax prisoner Aileen, and now his protégée, Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) not only takes a known terrorist off the grid but has grunting, moaning, bed-thumping sex with him while half the CIA listens in.
And still Saul defends her. "She's turning it around," he insists to the disgusted agent Quinn, who quips: "Is that someone turning something around or is that a Stage 5 delusional getting laid?"
Ding ding ding, they're both right!
Brody (Damian Lewis) needs "turning around" because he sabotaged his relationship with Roya -- he's late to their scheduled rendezvous on account of being curled up in a fetal position in his hallway -- and then tells her he's done. He's spiraled so far out of control, burdened so heavily by his deceit and loneliness, that the...
- 11/19/2012
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Trying to determine which Lohan is the worst is like trying to decide between lung, pancreatic or ovarian cancer - they're All bad and you don't want any part of them. Michael Lohan took a paternity test on a talk show to find out if he was the father of a 17-year-old girl claiming to be his daughter. Ding Ding, he has another child - except this one he weaseled out of paying for. Lohan and Kristi Horn had an affair back in 1995 when he was still married to Dina. On the Trisha Goddard Show, his afterthought, a grown young lady who looked mortified to be there to begin with, was found to be his daughter. The mother...
- 11/15/2012
- by April MacIntyre
- Monsters and Critics
After last week's mind-blowing Tribal Council on "Survivor: Philippines", it's no wonder Lisa Whelchel was a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown afterward at camp.
But instead of thanking her for scrambling to save them, her Tandang tribemates basically ignored her -- while she was instead consoled by the casualties of her scheming. Malcolm immediately told her he had no hard feelings, and she thanked him for his "grace and mercy."
But Penner, playing Dr. Lucy in a Peanuts-style psychiatry booth, counseled Lisa that her need to please people derives from the "toll and cost" of her "extraordinary youth" as a child actor.
Reward Challenge
The nine remaining Castaways divided into two teams, mirroring their alliances because they picked their members. The last one picked, Abi, had to sit out and wasn't eligible for the reward: a feast by local villagers. (You're welcome, villagers!)
The challenge called for...
But instead of thanking her for scrambling to save them, her Tandang tribemates basically ignored her -- while she was instead consoled by the casualties of her scheming. Malcolm immediately told her he had no hard feelings, and she thanked him for his "grace and mercy."
But Penner, playing Dr. Lucy in a Peanuts-style psychiatry booth, counseled Lisa that her need to please people derives from the "toll and cost" of her "extraordinary youth" as a child actor.
Reward Challenge
The nine remaining Castaways divided into two teams, mirroring their alliances because they picked their members. The last one picked, Abi, had to sit out and wasn't eligible for the reward: a feast by local villagers. (You're welcome, villagers!)
The challenge called for...
- 11/15/2012
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Ding ding! It’s time for your half-hourly update on the fast-unfolding David Petraeus sex scandal. You might think that the now- former CIA director’s political career has suffered a minor speedbump in the last couple of days. But you’d be wrong. In the year 2025, David Petraeus will be the Secretary of Defense. Or at least that’s a plot point in Call of Duty: Black Ops II, the newest entry in the stratospherically popular military shooter franchise that taught your twelve-year-old all sorts of colorful new words. Kotaku broke the news that Petraeus appears in a couple scenes of the just-released videogame.
- 11/13/2012
- by Darren Franich
- EW.com - PopWatch
Tags: The Good WifeCBSChristina RicciMaura TierneyIMDb
This week on The Good Wife, we stepped back from some major plotlines — mainly, anything to do with Kalinda (pouty face) — and started to advance some new ones including Cary’s Dad is a Big Fat Jerk; Lockhart Gardner Clings Stubbornly To Its Rocky Freedom One More Time; Captain Amanda Peet Hangs Around; and Alicia Giggles Forever. While I was definitely bummed about the lack of Kalinda, these storylines were all intriguing, and more than that, the trial storyline of the day was Good Wife feminist-social commentary gold.
Our Guest Star of the Week was Christina Ricci, playing a comedian being sued by a network after showing her breasts on live TV as part of a breast cancer PSA stunt. The first five minutes of the show also include a very smirk-worthy running gag about the ridiculousness of not being able to say “tits” on air,...
This week on The Good Wife, we stepped back from some major plotlines — mainly, anything to do with Kalinda (pouty face) — and started to advance some new ones including Cary’s Dad is a Big Fat Jerk; Lockhart Gardner Clings Stubbornly To Its Rocky Freedom One More Time; Captain Amanda Peet Hangs Around; and Alicia Giggles Forever. While I was definitely bummed about the lack of Kalinda, these storylines were all intriguing, and more than that, the trial storyline of the day was Good Wife feminist-social commentary gold.
Our Guest Star of the Week was Christina Ricci, playing a comedian being sued by a network after showing her breasts on live TV as part of a breast cancer PSA stunt. The first five minutes of the show also include a very smirk-worthy running gag about the ridiculousness of not being able to say “tits” on air,...
- 11/12/2012
- by daffodilly
- AfterEllen.com
Tags: Best Lesbian Bi Movie EverBest Lesbian Movie EverJamie BabbitAngela RobinsonIlene ChaikenColey SohnShamim SarifIMDb
The voting on our Best Lesbian/Bi Movie Ever poll closes next Tuesday, and if you haven't yet figured out what film deserves your click of approval, then perhaps you'll take some professional opinions into account. We asked some of our favorite out directors, actors and writers to tell us which movie they'd vote for to win the title of Best Lesbian/Bi Movie Ever, and it proved to be an interesting experiment. Most of them had the same problem you do: It's hard to pick just one! You might even get a few new films to watch out of reading their responses.
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Jamie Babbit, director of But I'm a Cheerleader: Heavenly Creatures is my vote. Kate Winslet in her first role and Melanie Lynsky (she was later in my film But I'm a Cheerleader...
The voting on our Best Lesbian/Bi Movie Ever poll closes next Tuesday, and if you haven't yet figured out what film deserves your click of approval, then perhaps you'll take some professional opinions into account. We asked some of our favorite out directors, actors and writers to tell us which movie they'd vote for to win the title of Best Lesbian/Bi Movie Ever, and it proved to be an interesting experiment. Most of them had the same problem you do: It's hard to pick just one! You might even get a few new films to watch out of reading their responses.
Photos from Getty
Jamie Babbit, director of But I'm a Cheerleader: Heavenly Creatures is my vote. Kate Winslet in her first role and Melanie Lynsky (she was later in my film But I'm a Cheerleader...
- 11/9/2012
- by trishbendix
- AfterEllen.com
Ding ding! Round four! With Grudge Match’s two pooped pugilists now chosen in the form of Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro for director Peter Segal, someone needed to get between them. That brave soul will be Kim Basinger, who has just joined the cast.The man once known as Jake La Motta and the man forever identified as Rocky Balboa will square off in a tale of two retired fighters lured back into the ring in order to settle an old score.It sounds like at least part of their rivalry will have to do with Basinger’s character which, if it all pans out, will mark the second time in a couple of years that De Niro plays a retired bloke still harbouring resentment over old romance, as he’s on to do something similar in next year’s Last Vegas.Kevin Hart is playing the fight...
- 11/4/2012
- EmpireOnline
Ding ding! Round three! We’ve been following the progress of unlikely old-timers boxing comedy Grudge Match since word of the project first surfaced in October 2010. It took until July of this year for Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone to start circling the roles of retired pugilists stepping back into the ring, and yet more time for them to commit and for Warner Bros. to ring the bell to start work on the film.But ring it has, with Peter Segal still aboard to referee/direct the thing and Think Like A Man’s Kevin Hart now cast as the Don King-style fight promoter who arranges the fight card.The film’s script, meanwhile, has been beaten into shape (or submission – it remains to be seen which) by Entourage creator Doug Ellin on a screenwriter-for-hire gig.Our money’s still on Stallone winning this one, even if De...
- 10/11/2012
- EmpireOnline
Arnold Schwarzenegger's bombastic "60 Minutes" interview and Lindsay Lohan's disastrous nightclub episode catapulted these two celebrities into high trend alert at the start of the week. But are they connected otherwise? Here, we put the Kevin Bacon theory to the test to see just how closely Schwarzenegger, 65, and Lohan, 26, relate in Hollywood.
Who: Arnold Schwarzegger, Lindsay Lohan
Arnold Schwarzenegger acted in "The Expendables 2" (2012) with Bruce Willis,
who acted in "Moonrise Kingdom" (2012) with Edward Norton,
who acted in "The People vs. Larry Flynt" (1996) with Woody Harrelson,
who acted in "A Prarie Home Companion" (2006) with Lindsay Lohan!
Ding ding ding!
Does the Kevin Bacon Theory hold? Yes
Degrees of Separation: 4
For the record, Schwarzengger and Lohan each have an actual Bacon Number (the relation to Kevin Bacon) of two, according to Google's playful new Easter egg.
Have a quicker connection between these two? Sound off in the comments below, and...
Who: Arnold Schwarzegger, Lindsay Lohan
Arnold Schwarzenegger acted in "The Expendables 2" (2012) with Bruce Willis,
who acted in "Moonrise Kingdom" (2012) with Edward Norton,
who acted in "The People vs. Larry Flynt" (1996) with Woody Harrelson,
who acted in "A Prarie Home Companion" (2006) with Lindsay Lohan!
Ding ding ding!
Does the Kevin Bacon Theory hold? Yes
Degrees of Separation: 4
For the record, Schwarzengger and Lohan each have an actual Bacon Number (the relation to Kevin Bacon) of two, according to Google's playful new Easter egg.
Have a quicker connection between these two? Sound off in the comments below, and...
- 10/5/2012
- by Youyoung Lee
- Huffington Post
The one thing you could never disappoint me with is the casting of Mark Margolis in just about anything, even the pop culture friendly Ryan Murphy series, American Horror Story: Asylum. Some of you should be able to recognize Margolis as the infamously wheelchair-bound and bell-ringing Cartel man, Hector “Tio” Salamanca of Breaking Bad. Sure, he’s done plenty of other projects, including a guest-starring role on the first season of Person of Interest, but his claim to fame is his astounding ability to portray so much of Tio’s emotions through various facial twitches and the ding ding ding of his little bell. In my mind, nothing will ever top that role, but he can still try. Ahs: Asylum is a strange enough series to possibly give him the opportunity to create an equally memorable character but, the thing is, we don’t know about who he’ll play.
- 10/1/2012
- by Brody Gibson
- Boomtron
From Londons acclaimed Oily Cart, creators of innovative, multi-sensory and interactive productions for the very young, comes the U.S. premiere of Ring A Ding Ding, an imaginative and energetic work of participatory theater for children ages 3 to 5 years old. Ring A Ding Ding, presented by The New Victory Theater, will perform in Studio 3Ab at the New 42nd Street Studios, 229 West 42nd Street from October 17 through November 11.
- 9/13/2012
- by BWW News Desk
- BroadwayWorld.com
"The Voice" is back for Season 3 and it really does look like three's the charm for the NBC reality singing competition. Christina Aguilera graduated from leather diapers to leather daisy dukes and with that, she's tuned down her "woo's" and irritating factor. Cee Lo upgraded from mohawks and latex to some silk. With that, he kept his creepy underage lady pick-up tricks to a minimum and his weird new show pet -- in this case, Lady, a Moluccan cockatoo -- was only exploited once. And in general, there was less catty bickering, car salesmanship and the sob stories weren't forced.
But, of course, some things never change -- Christina Aguilera's boobs were out in full effect, Christina Milian was wearing a horrendous dress and talking about "trending worldwide," Carson Daly was sufficiently awkward and there was also a gender ambiguous singer and a "I'm so pretty, but it was...
But, of course, some things never change -- Christina Aguilera's boobs were out in full effect, Christina Milian was wearing a horrendous dress and talking about "trending worldwide," Carson Daly was sufficiently awkward and there was also a gender ambiguous singer and a "I'm so pretty, but it was...
- 9/11/2012
- by Jaimie Etkin
- Aol TV.
Last spring, Community's "Lupine Urology" episode set a new standard for what a homage could entail. Since then, we've had our own wish list of shows and styles we want Community to tackle, and earlier today, Yvette Nicole Brown shared her dream genre for the show. "I've been begging for a full on Muppet episode where we're all made of felt and bounce around instead of walk," she said over in a Reddit Ama. Ding ding ding, we have a winner. (Sure, 30 Rock did a little bit of Muppet vision, but there's plenty of puppetry to go around.) Community won't quite be the same next year without genre-bender extraordinaire Dan Harmon, but is it really Community at all if the new regime can't do a style parody?...
- 7/31/2012
- by Margaret Lyons
- Vulture
Circumstances are closing in on Walt this week on Breaking Bad, but he’s so enamored of his newfound power that he can’t see the brains spattered on the wall. So as the feds draw closer and new players gun for our shiny domed antihero, he’s busy drawing up a new business plan and creeping out his loved ones. (Side note: I think I need to start taking a Xanax at 9:59 on Sunday nights.) Without further ado, gather your glass flasks and don your biohazard suits as we review the major developments of “Madrigal.”
Tot’S All,...
Tot’S All,...
- 7/23/2012
- by Kimberly Roots
- TVLine.com
It's time for the oh-so-romantic Let's Have Sex Dates Fantasy Suite Dates on "The Bachelorette." Does anybody ever say no? I honestly can't remember anyone saying no. Also, is Ricki coming to Curacao? She should probably meet at least the final two, right? Maybe?
In the montage of each guy that we must endure before anything good happens, it seems like Emily equates Sean's sensitive side with the side that smooches on her constantly. Seriously, it's like all those two do is make out. But apparently he "gives her butterflies in her heart," which sounds like something she should get checked out, maybe.
Jeffff gets this rock 'n roll riff for his montage, like he's the "bad boy" of the group because he rode up on a skateboard and didn't kiss her for a million years. Or that just means he's actually 13 years old.
Pics: 'Bachelor' and 'Bachelorette' heroes...
In the montage of each guy that we must endure before anything good happens, it seems like Emily equates Sean's sensitive side with the side that smooches on her constantly. Seriously, it's like all those two do is make out. But apparently he "gives her butterflies in her heart," which sounds like something she should get checked out, maybe.
Jeffff gets this rock 'n roll riff for his montage, like he's the "bad boy" of the group because he rode up on a skateboard and didn't kiss her for a million years. Or that just means he's actually 13 years old.
Pics: 'Bachelor' and 'Bachelorette' heroes...
- 7/10/2012
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Chris Harrison shows up at the top of the hour on "The Bachelorette," sporting some kicky purple cuffs, to inform the guys that there are three dates, including the dreaded two-on-one, and that they are headed to Bermuda! Wooooo!
Emily is already there, having a blast with Ricki. It's super cool she gets to travel along, that's a great experience for her. As long as she doesn't know her mom's off smooching 12 different guys every night. Heh.
The guys apparently rode there in a scooter gang, which is one of the funniest visuals the show has ever done. Alejandro calls the suite breathtaking and that might be the first words we've heard him say on camera since he introduced himself to Emily. Is he going to be a factor this episode?
Doug's Date
Before the date, Doug is kind of freaking out a bit and dropping f-bombs left and right,...
Emily is already there, having a blast with Ricki. It's super cool she gets to travel along, that's a great experience for her. As long as she doesn't know her mom's off smooching 12 different guys every night. Heh.
The guys apparently rode there in a scooter gang, which is one of the funniest visuals the show has ever done. Alejandro calls the suite breathtaking and that might be the first words we've heard him say on camera since he introduced himself to Emily. Is he going to be a factor this episode?
Doug's Date
Before the date, Doug is kind of freaking out a bit and dropping f-bombs left and right,...
- 6/5/2012
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Ding ding! Round two… Back in October 2010, word first broke that Get Smart’s Peter Segal was developing boxing comedy Grudge Match for Warners. At the time, we knew the studio was itching to cast Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro as the past-their-prime pugilists. Things have been quiet since then, but now The Wrap reports that the pair is in official talks to co-star.In the time between the original announcement and now, the movie hasn’t been totally dormant. The script, originally written by Tim Kelleher, has since been polished by at least one other scribe, including Entourage creator Doug Ellin.In case it wasn’t clear just from the title, Grudge Match will see two retired boxers, lifelong rivals, who are tempted back into the ring for one last bout.No deals have been signed yet, and there’s always a chance that the old scheduling monster...
- 5/30/2012
- EmpireOnline
Once Upon A Time
“A Land Without Magic” Air Date: 5/13/12
After a clunky beginning (with a couple stinkers inbetween), Once Upon A Time has cemented itself as a Sunday night staple on ABC. It’s an hour of whimsy and fun, filled with heart and (Prince) charm(ing), sometimes painfully so. The show takes risks with classic characters and stories, some of which don’t always work, but has also made it dark enough to delight a broader spectrum of viewers. Last night it all came together in what is easily the best hour of the show, and I do mean that as a compliment. I’ve been up and down all year, and found it hard to take Ouat seriously at times, but everything the show’s been building up to pays off and then some in “A Land Without Magic.”
Prince Charming makes an escape on the way to his execution,...
“A Land Without Magic” Air Date: 5/13/12
After a clunky beginning (with a couple stinkers inbetween), Once Upon A Time has cemented itself as a Sunday night staple on ABC. It’s an hour of whimsy and fun, filled with heart and (Prince) charm(ing), sometimes painfully so. The show takes risks with classic characters and stories, some of which don’t always work, but has also made it dark enough to delight a broader spectrum of viewers. Last night it all came together in what is easily the best hour of the show, and I do mean that as a compliment. I’ve been up and down all year, and found it hard to take Ouat seriously at times, but everything the show’s been building up to pays off and then some in “A Land Without Magic.”
Prince Charming makes an escape on the way to his execution,...
- 5/14/2012
- by Andy Greene
- FamousMonsters of Filmland
"Monumental mountain, monumental moment." That is how dramatic this "Bachelor" finale is, y'all. Monumental.
We kind of like the cold setting, with the cozy sweaters and hot chocolate and stuff. It's a nice change from the bikini-season settings of norm. Also, you cannot make me like Courtney by showing her petting a cat for three seconds.
Ben's mom and sister arrive. Man, his sister really looks like him with a wig on, doesn't she? He acts like he really needs their input, but do you really think he'll ditch Courtney just because his family members don't like her? I'm not sure even that can penetrate his thick skull.
Courtney comes up before they even meet her and sister looks skeptical and tells Ben that the other girls not liking her is kind of a red flag. Ding ding ding!
Lindzi's Time
Honestly, this one is a little boring - but in a good way.
We kind of like the cold setting, with the cozy sweaters and hot chocolate and stuff. It's a nice change from the bikini-season settings of norm. Also, you cannot make me like Courtney by showing her petting a cat for three seconds.
Ben's mom and sister arrive. Man, his sister really looks like him with a wig on, doesn't she? He acts like he really needs their input, but do you really think he'll ditch Courtney just because his family members don't like her? I'm not sure even that can penetrate his thick skull.
Courtney comes up before they even meet her and sister looks skeptical and tells Ben that the other girls not liking her is kind of a red flag. Ding ding ding!
Lindzi's Time
Honestly, this one is a little boring - but in a good way.
- 3/13/2012
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
The voting portion of The X Factor‘s inaugural season ended not with a bang, but with some poorly conceived duets, repeat performances of the Top 3 contestants’ audition songs, weeping children, screaming mayors, a startling new twist in the sordid tale of Nicole Scallywag’s weave that we will never mention again, and the sad sight of an empty suit enthusiastically crossing its sleeves into an X formation — its sole remaining means of transmitting “personality.”
Even Simon Cowell struggled in the hype department, noting that the Josh Krajcik-Chris Rene-Melanie Amaro showdown would likely be “the closest final we’ve ever had.
Even Simon Cowell struggled in the hype department, noting that the Josh Krajcik-Chris Rene-Melanie Amaro showdown would likely be “the closest final we’ve ever had.
- 12/22/2011
- by Michael Slezak
- TVLine.com
Oh girls, I’m standing right there with you at center stage, mouth agape, contemplating a pretty unexpected conclusion to this week’s Glee. Then again, there’s more than one way to write a happy ending, and so, regardless of whether or not you agreed with the judges’ decision at Sectionals, you prrrrrobably ended the episode with a smile on your face.
Before we get to the grades for this week’s musical numbers, let’s run through the key plot points of “Hold on to 16″:
* We kicked off with a tense lockerside chat in which Quinn told...
Before we get to the grades for this week’s musical numbers, let’s run through the key plot points of “Hold on to 16″:
* We kicked off with a tense lockerside chat in which Quinn told...
- 12/7/2011
- by Michael Slezak
- TVLine.com
Studies have shown that Hidden Gems of the Week, EW.com’s collection of reader-submitted ridiculata, is the best way to enjoy Dancing With the Stars without ever having to turn it on. It’s a visual feast of sparkles, fringe, and stunning awkwardness. Ready to go down the rabbit hole? Behold this bountiful smattering of Visible Gems!
***This week’s heap is extra-overflowing, like Tristan MacManus’ pot of gold and red-velvety treasures, because next week there will be no Hidden Gems***
Most Valuable Gems (Mvg) Of The Week:
“When Hope and Maks were getting their scores, Tristan looked like...
***This week’s heap is extra-overflowing, like Tristan MacManus’ pot of gold and red-velvety treasures, because next week there will be no Hidden Gems***
Most Valuable Gems (Mvg) Of The Week:
“When Hope and Maks were getting their scores, Tristan looked like...
- 11/9/2011
- by Annie Barrett
- EW.com - PopWatch
This week’s edition of Survivor: South Pacific examined an important question — and thankfully it had nothing to do with whether or not Edna’s blind loyalty to Coach would result in her eventually serving as Ozzy’s Chief Hiney-Wiping Officer. (More on that horrific image in a moment.)
No, as Jeff Probst so astutely framed it, Tribal Council asked the members of Upolu which type of tribemate they’d rather have heading into a possible merge: The physically stronger player (Mikayla) who could help them win the final pre-merge immunity challenge and enter a blended tribe with a numbers advantage,...
No, as Jeff Probst so astutely framed it, Tribal Council asked the members of Upolu which type of tribemate they’d rather have heading into a possible merge: The physically stronger player (Mikayla) who could help them win the final pre-merge immunity challenge and enter a blended tribe with a numbers advantage,...
- 10/20/2011
- by Michael Slezak
- TVLine.com
Is that Hector in that wheelchair, being pushed the aisle by a Los Pollos Hermanos chicken? Ding ding!
At the Breaking Bad season 4 wrap party, Bryan Cranston dressed as everyone’s favorite elderly Mexican cartel member, Hector “Tio” Salamanca, while his co-star Aaron Paul made like one of Gus Fring’s zesty little winged creatures. (Check out more photos here.) Apparently, the cast dresses up every year. Among photos from the season 2 wrap party, I spotted one where Cranston poses as Jesse, and another where Paul poses as Walter. And during the season 3 wrap party, Cranston and Paul made a pretty great Skyler and Jane.
At the Breaking Bad season 4 wrap party, Bryan Cranston dressed as everyone’s favorite elderly Mexican cartel member, Hector “Tio” Salamanca, while his co-star Aaron Paul made like one of Gus Fring’s zesty little winged creatures. (Check out more photos here.) Apparently, the cast dresses up every year. Among photos from the season 2 wrap party, I spotted one where Cranston poses as Jesse, and another where Paul poses as Walter. And during the season 3 wrap party, Cranston and Paul made a pretty great Skyler and Jane.
- 10/18/2011
- by Melissa Maerz
- EW.com - PopWatch
Ryan Gosling is having a career year, with three buzzed-about performances in three critical darlings, and he faces the possibility of having to choose which project he'd rather see get some Oscar shine.
George Clooney, meanwhile, is continuing to have one helluva career. Hollywood's reigning King of Cool could be a contender in the both the Best Director and Best Actor races ... for different movies.
The heavyweights square off in "The Ides of March," the Clooney-directed political thriller starring Gosling as an ace campaign strategist facing serious ethical dilemmas (and costarring Clooney as a politician who positions himself as an"Agent of Change").
Is the suddenly ubiquitous Gosling a threat to Clooney's Tinseltown throne? We asked writers Cassie Carpenter (representing Gosling) and Todd Gilchrist (representing Clooney) to go at it in our inaugural edition of "Fight Club." Ding ding.
Cassie: Ryan Gosling plays more mysterious, complex characters. He takes bigger risks than George Clooney.
George Clooney, meanwhile, is continuing to have one helluva career. Hollywood's reigning King of Cool could be a contender in the both the Best Director and Best Actor races ... for different movies.
The heavyweights square off in "The Ides of March," the Clooney-directed political thriller starring Gosling as an ace campaign strategist facing serious ethical dilemmas (and costarring Clooney as a politician who positions himself as an"Agent of Change").
Is the suddenly ubiquitous Gosling a threat to Clooney's Tinseltown throne? We asked writers Cassie Carpenter (representing Gosling) and Todd Gilchrist (representing Clooney) to go at it in our inaugural edition of "Fight Club." Ding ding.
Cassie: Ryan Gosling plays more mysterious, complex characters. He takes bigger risks than George Clooney.
- 10/4/2011
- by NextMovie Staff
- NextMovie
I've practically been singing it (well, tweeting it) from the rooftops: tonight's episode of "The Vampire Diaries" was the best ever. I got a sneak peek at it on Wednesday at The CW, and I've spent the last 24 hours trying to figure out something I didn't like about it so that this recap wouldn't be completely gushy and obsessive.
Vamp fans... I hope you're into completely gushy and obsessive recaps. I have no complaints.
Previously on "The Vampire Diaries": Aw, Klaus's first Previously! Mrs. Lockwood shot the floozy. Bill Forbes showed up to destroy Caroline's hopes and dreams. Klaus attempted to build an army of soldiers-not-slaves (separate, but equal!) and failed so badly there were tears of blood. Tears. Of. Blood.
8:01 - Finally, the return of Katherine! Girl makes a phone booth look sexy. She's certainly been missed. It seems she and Elena have more in common than their enviable eyelashes.
Vamp fans... I hope you're into completely gushy and obsessive recaps. I have no complaints.
Previously on "The Vampire Diaries": Aw, Klaus's first Previously! Mrs. Lockwood shot the floozy. Bill Forbes showed up to destroy Caroline's hopes and dreams. Klaus attempted to build an army of soldiers-not-slaves (separate, but equal!) and failed so badly there were tears of blood. Tears. Of. Blood.
8:01 - Finally, the return of Katherine! Girl makes a phone booth look sexy. She's certainly been missed. It seems she and Elena have more in common than their enviable eyelashes.
- 9/30/2011
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek appeared on crutches today while hosting the National Geographic World Championship. He explained that he’s going to be okay, but he’ll have to have surgery Friday because he fell on the carpet of his San Francisco hotel and ruptured his Achilles tendon at 2:30 in the morning after chasing a burglar down the hallway.
Who is Alex Trebek?
That’s rude.
Sorry. What is the weirdest thing I read today?
Ding Ding Ding.
Get well soon, Alex!
Annie on Twitter...
Who is Alex Trebek?
That’s rude.
Sorry. What is the weirdest thing I read today?
Ding Ding Ding.
Get well soon, Alex!
Annie on Twitter...
- 7/28/2011
- by Annie Barrett
- EW.com - PopWatch
Filed under: TV Replay
Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake are co-starring in the new film 'Friends With Benefits,' and have recently made headlines by accepting invitations to be guests at Marine Balls. As you might imagine, there was no way to avoid double entendre when both of those stories came up during their interview Monday on 'Today' (weekdays, 7Am on NBC).
'Today' anchor Lester Holt, a self-identified married and out-of-touch man, started the interview by asking the pair to explain the meaning of the phrase "friends with benefits." Timberlake joked that he thought it was about borrowing money or sugar. "I'm thinking it's about two people who want to have a regular friendship but to get together for sex," Holt said. Ding ding!
Holt also asked about the invitations extended to both Kunis and Timberlake to attend a Marine Ball. Kunis explained they'd actually be attending two separate balls.
Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake are co-starring in the new film 'Friends With Benefits,' and have recently made headlines by accepting invitations to be guests at Marine Balls. As you might imagine, there was no way to avoid double entendre when both of those stories came up during their interview Monday on 'Today' (weekdays, 7Am on NBC).
'Today' anchor Lester Holt, a self-identified married and out-of-touch man, started the interview by asking the pair to explain the meaning of the phrase "friends with benefits." Timberlake joked that he thought it was about borrowing money or sugar. "I'm thinking it's about two people who want to have a regular friendship but to get together for sex," Holt said. Ding ding!
Holt also asked about the invitations extended to both Kunis and Timberlake to attend a Marine Ball. Kunis explained they'd actually be attending two separate balls.
- 7/18/2011
- by Nick Zaino
- Aol TV.
Ding Ding! It’s the battle of the baldies! The slap-head smack down! The… Okay, we’re done. But that's really the only way to introduce word that Michael Chiklis has just been cast to play against Jason Statham in crime thriller Parker.Taylor Hackford is directing the movie based on Donald E Westlake’s novel series. It’ll find The Stath as the titular crook, a man known for his cunning and guile and occasional reliance on violence. But he’s also an honourable type who only steals from those who can afford it.While Jennifer Lopez is still floating in talks to play the female lead, Chiklis needed no long negotiation and has snapped up the role of the hard-nut bad guy who crosses Parker.Hackford aims to get to work this August in New Orleans.Chiklis, who us probably best known to cinema audiences for his role...
- 7/11/2011
- EmpireOnline
Here we are, drying our weepy eyes as we offer up this latest installment of our Hunger Games Book Club. This week we are covering the events surrounding Rue’s death (Chapters 17-18), and all the “holy s**t!” things that go down. Let the recap begin — but first let us dry our eyes.
1. Rip Rue. The little songbird’s death is the most crushing moment in the entire book for us. It was naive of us to ever think she and Katniss could both survive, but admit it — you were wishing for that to happen too. We’re currently counting the months until we get to witness Jennifer Lawrence (as Katniss) singing over Rue’s dying form as she places wildflowers around her. Oh the tears we will cry into our buttery popcorn.
2. Omg You Guys Katniss And Peeta Can Both Live!!! Writing in all caps hardly conveys the...
1. Rip Rue. The little songbird’s death is the most crushing moment in the entire book for us. It was naive of us to ever think she and Katniss could both survive, but admit it — you were wishing for that to happen too. We’re currently counting the months until we get to witness Jennifer Lawrence (as Katniss) singing over Rue’s dying form as she places wildflowers around her. Oh the tears we will cry into our buttery popcorn.
2. Omg You Guys Katniss And Peeta Can Both Live!!! Writing in all caps hardly conveys the...
- 7/5/2011
- by Kate Spencer
- TheFabLife - Movies
Justin Bieber knows what women want.
The teen dream has already slapped his name on a line of nail polish as well as a unisex fragrance, but now the Biebs is developing a perfume especially for the ladies. It will be called "Someday."
"Let's be real, the way a girl smells is very important to a guy," Jb tells Women's Wear Daily. "I have such a deep connection with my fans, so creating a fragrance that I personally love is another way I can bring them closer to my world."
Ding Ding Ding. Hear that, girls? If you wear "Someday," Bieber will be powerless against your scent -- Buy baby, buy.
The new perfume will retail at $35 with all proceeds going to charity. The "fruity gourmand" scent is scheduled to hit department and specialty stores in June.
At this point, we're wondering where the Bieber will draw the line when it comes to endorsements.
The teen dream has already slapped his name on a line of nail polish as well as a unisex fragrance, but now the Biebs is developing a perfume especially for the ladies. It will be called "Someday."
"Let's be real, the way a girl smells is very important to a guy," Jb tells Women's Wear Daily. "I have such a deep connection with my fans, so creating a fragrance that I personally love is another way I can bring them closer to my world."
Ding Ding Ding. Hear that, girls? If you wear "Someday," Bieber will be powerless against your scent -- Buy baby, buy.
The new perfume will retail at $35 with all proceeds going to charity. The "fruity gourmand" scent is scheduled to hit department and specialty stores in June.
At this point, we're wondering where the Bieber will draw the line when it comes to endorsements.
- 5/20/2011
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Pop2it
Yeah yeah yeah, we know that the 2011 Oscars haven’t even happened yet, and here we are talking about next year’s show. But now that we’ve seen the first image of Meryl Streep as former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady, we can’t help but thinking that next year’s race is going to be all about Streep.
Did you know that it’s been almost 30 years since Streep last won an Oscar? It’s true! She has been nominated for either Best or Best Supporting Actress twelve times since she won the 1983 Oscar for Best Actress for her work in Sophie’s Choice, but she has yet to pick up another Little Gold Man. Here are three reasons why we feel like next year will be her year:
1) The Academy Loves Biopics! Over the last ten years and change, the Academy has handed...
Did you know that it’s been almost 30 years since Streep last won an Oscar? It’s true! She has been nominated for either Best or Best Supporting Actress twelve times since she won the 1983 Oscar for Best Actress for her work in Sophie’s Choice, but she has yet to pick up another Little Gold Man. Here are three reasons why we feel like next year will be her year:
1) The Academy Loves Biopics! Over the last ten years and change, the Academy has handed...
- 2/8/2011
- by Mark Graham
- TheFabLife - Movies
Ok, "American Idol." Time to pack it up. No need to bother going through the rest of season 10. As far as "Idol" producers are concerned, we have met our next champion and her name is Lauren Alaina.
The first 52 minutes of Thursday night's (January 27) Nashville audition episode — filled with quarreling ex-lovers, former Donald Trump trophy teens and far too many "delusional" people who were obviously in on the joke — was like that one time in '97 when I went to see Blur and they had their friend's terrible band open for them so that they looked amazing by comparison.
Like Blur, there was no need for the weighted build up to the headliner. Truth is, Lauren Alaina's voice was the first one this season to make me cock my head sideways (a la Little Forrest Gump) and make my arm hairs tingle. She demonstrated control and conveyed emotion like a...
The first 52 minutes of Thursday night's (January 27) Nashville audition episode — filled with quarreling ex-lovers, former Donald Trump trophy teens and far too many "delusional" people who were obviously in on the joke — was like that one time in '97 when I went to see Blur and they had their friend's terrible band open for them so that they looked amazing by comparison.
Like Blur, there was no need for the weighted build up to the headliner. Truth is, Lauren Alaina's voice was the first one this season to make me cock my head sideways (a la Little Forrest Gump) and make my arm hairs tingle. She demonstrated control and conveyed emotion like a...
- 1/28/2011
- by Jim Cantiello
- MTV Newsroom
Oh Lordy! Monday night's Drag Race Season 3 premiere was expanded into a giant 2 1/2 hour block of Logo programming. At that rate, when will the network ever have time for Buffy re-runs?
Oh well, I can forgo yet another repeat viewing of "Once More With Feeling" in order to see some talented drag queens compete in a reality show. Especially a reality show that's a wild and gay[er] fusion of America's Next Top Model, Project Runway and Sarah Palin's Alaska!"
If this is your first time tuning in to RuPaul's Drag Race, then you're in for a treat!
First up in Logo's Mondays Are a Drag kick-off was a one-hour Drag Race casting special, then we had the first regular episode of the season, and finally there was a half-hour Untucked episode where we got to see the contestants backstage getting Absolut-ly wasted and taking catty swipes at one another.
But you know,...
Oh well, I can forgo yet another repeat viewing of "Once More With Feeling" in order to see some talented drag queens compete in a reality show. Especially a reality show that's a wild and gay[er] fusion of America's Next Top Model, Project Runway and Sarah Palin's Alaska!"
If this is your first time tuning in to RuPaul's Drag Race, then you're in for a treat!
First up in Logo's Mondays Are a Drag kick-off was a one-hour Drag Race casting special, then we had the first regular episode of the season, and finally there was a half-hour Untucked episode where we got to see the contestants backstage getting Absolut-ly wasted and taking catty swipes at one another.
But you know,...
- 1/25/2011
- by Dennis Ayers
- The Backlot
Jersey Shore – MTV Shows No longer one big happy Italian family, the ‘Jersey Shore’ housemates are starting off the season with some major tension and girl-on-girl fights!
Ding Ding Ding! Round 2! Fight! As we saw last week, the feud that started in Miami between Sammi and besties J-Woww and Snooki is far from over and the girls wasted no time duking it out the first night! So after newbie Deena got the cold shoulder from the so called “sweetheart,” it was three against one and J-Woww pounced on Sammi! You know it’s not a Jersey Shore cat-fight without clumps of hair on the ground! Meow!
After the brawl, Sam and on-again boyfriend Ronnie distance themselves from the rest of the group, making them total outcasts. They stayed back home while ever one else went to the club, they stayed in bed when everyone else partied outside, and they even...
Ding Ding Ding! Round 2! Fight! As we saw last week, the feud that started in Miami between Sammi and besties J-Woww and Snooki is far from over and the girls wasted no time duking it out the first night! So after newbie Deena got the cold shoulder from the so called “sweetheart,” it was three against one and J-Woww pounced on Sammi! You know it’s not a Jersey Shore cat-fight without clumps of hair on the ground! Meow!
After the brawl, Sam and on-again boyfriend Ronnie distance themselves from the rest of the group, making them total outcasts. They stayed back home while ever one else went to the club, they stayed in bed when everyone else partied outside, and they even...
- 1/14/2011
- by Chloe Melas
- HollywoodLife
How do you go from being an Oscar winner to starring in Gothika, Catwoman and Perfect Stranger to now being Oscar bait yet again? Let's spin the roulette wheel of disabilities until we get to... Autism... Schizophrenia... Nope, we've landed on...Multiple Personality Disorder! Ding ding ding! Halle Berry is back in the Oscar hunt with her portrayal of a mentally troubled, real-life woman in Frankie and Alice. Frankie is a go-go dancer, Alice appears to be some sort of southern debutant, and they don't particularly get along inside her head. Check out the trailer below:...
- 12/1/2010
- by Paul Tassi
- JoBlo.com
It's been five months, but that top still has our heads spinning. Was the ending of "Inception" a dream, or wasn't it? Was it all a dream? Just a big metaphor for filmmaking? Maybe a probing look at architecture? We sure don't know, but one man does: Christopher Nolan.
Almost half a year may have passed since "Inception" captivated our minds, but Wired wasn't letting go of the mystery without a fight. In a Q&A in the magazine's latest issue, Nolan was asked to go through different moments in the movie and weigh in on whether the various interpretations of the film might apply. While Nolan was his usual tight-lipped self, a few of his answers could -- and we stress could -- hint at some answers.
The guys over at Collider lovingly transcribed the whole article for our reading pleasure, and we'll let you try to puzzle out...
Almost half a year may have passed since "Inception" captivated our minds, but Wired wasn't letting go of the mystery without a fight. In a Q&A in the magazine's latest issue, Nolan was asked to go through different moments in the movie and weigh in on whether the various interpretations of the film might apply. While Nolan was his usual tight-lipped self, a few of his answers could -- and we stress could -- hint at some answers.
The guys over at Collider lovingly transcribed the whole article for our reading pleasure, and we'll let you try to puzzle out...
- 11/29/2010
- by Terri Schwartz
- MTV Movies Blog
Here is Sean Furfaro's recap of The Amazing Race, Episode 10.
With Chad and Stephanie being eliminated last week, the ‘domineering boyfriend count’ was cut by 33%, as the final four teams headed to Hong Kong for a predictable non-elimination leg. Would Jill and Thomas be able to maintain their huge lead on the other teams, or would there be another airport equalizer? Why is Brook dancing like a fool? And who’s puking over sushi?
My Random Thoughts:
- I had wondered for the past couple of seasons about the off-leg rest periods, and what happens to the teams. In the past, Phil always methodically told us that they had “a mandatory 12-hour rest period that allows the teams to eat, sleep, and mingle”, but there has been no mention of that for a couple of seasons now, just the times that the teams depart the Pit Stop. Tonight, we heard...
With Chad and Stephanie being eliminated last week, the ‘domineering boyfriend count’ was cut by 33%, as the final four teams headed to Hong Kong for a predictable non-elimination leg. Would Jill and Thomas be able to maintain their huge lead on the other teams, or would there be another airport equalizer? Why is Brook dancing like a fool? And who’s puking over sushi?
My Random Thoughts:
- I had wondered for the past couple of seasons about the off-leg rest periods, and what happens to the teams. In the past, Phil always methodically told us that they had “a mandatory 12-hour rest period that allows the teams to eat, sleep, and mingle”, but there has been no mention of that for a couple of seasons now, just the times that the teams depart the Pit Stop. Tonight, we heard...
- 11/29/2010
- by Sean
She’s conquered the acting world and now Kate Walsh is looking to score a piece of the celebrity fragrance market share.
The “Private Practice” actress is gearing up to launch her new scent Boyfriend in November, and she has a great story to go along with it.
Ms. Walsh explained it all began with a breakup. “I thought, ‘I really miss his scent,’ so I went to a fragrance counter and bought a men’s fragrance and went, ‘Wait a minute, you don’t need a boyfriend to have a Boyfriend! Ding ding ding!’”
“All these ideas just wouldn't leave me alone. So many women I know wear men’s fragrances, and what really appealed to me was the idea of the boyfriend story. Everyone has one to share.”
“It was actually an ex-boyfriend who advised me, ‘You should make it like you would a pilot. Produce it, finance it and go shop it.
The “Private Practice” actress is gearing up to launch her new scent Boyfriend in November, and she has a great story to go along with it.
Ms. Walsh explained it all began with a breakup. “I thought, ‘I really miss his scent,’ so I went to a fragrance counter and bought a men’s fragrance and went, ‘Wait a minute, you don’t need a boyfriend to have a Boyfriend! Ding ding ding!’”
“All these ideas just wouldn't leave me alone. So many women I know wear men’s fragrances, and what really appealed to me was the idea of the boyfriend story. Everyone has one to share.”
“It was actually an ex-boyfriend who advised me, ‘You should make it like you would a pilot. Produce it, finance it and go shop it.
- 10/15/2010
- GossipCenter
The Challenge: Cutthroat recap: Season 20, episode 1 "Czech Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself" (10/6/10)
Prague, Czech Republic. Let's meet the gang!
Tyler - The Real Word: Key West - Not ringin' any bells.
Brad - The Real World: San Diego - Ding ding ding! Now this guy I remember. Sup, brah?
Johnny - The Real World: Key West - What a nice looking young man.
Paula - The Real World: Key West - "It's awful. It sucks. It's in the dark." Heeeeeeere's blondie!
Dan - Road Rules: Viewer's Revenge - "Our Gulag is like something out of a crazy WWII science fiction movie." It and you both.
Tj Lavin - Pro Bmx Rider and our host this season.
read more...
Prague, Czech Republic. Let's meet the gang!
Tyler - The Real Word: Key West - Not ringin' any bells.
Brad - The Real World: San Diego - Ding ding ding! Now this guy I remember. Sup, brah?
Johnny - The Real World: Key West - What a nice looking young man.
Paula - The Real World: Key West - "It's awful. It sucks. It's in the dark." Heeeeeeere's blondie!
Dan - Road Rules: Viewer's Revenge - "Our Gulag is like something out of a crazy WWII science fiction movie." It and you both.
Tj Lavin - Pro Bmx Rider and our host this season.
read more...
- 10/7/2010
- by Benny Gammerman
- Filmology
Ding ding. That sound you hear was the official start of fall premiere week last night as the networks took the wraps off of their new lineups and brought the launches of several new shows to the public last night. In the battle of the 9 pm dramas, NBC's tepid The Event overtook Fox's more original Lone Star in an outcome that should surprise no one. While I wrote about both The Event and Lone Star yesterday (and have been talking about them since last May on Twitter), I'm curious to see what you thought of the new series that launched last night. Which of the handful of new dramas and comedy Mike & Molly did you tune in for? What did you think of the plot, the characters, the dialogue, and the inherent promise of each? And, most importantly, which of the series will you come back and watch again next week?...
- 9/21/2010
- by Jace
- Televisionary
Google announced its newest Gmail feature yesterday: Phone calls. Yep, the search giant has entered the ring against Skype. Cut to the woman in the bikini holding the sign that says “round one.” Ding ding. Fight!
The new feature integrates Google Voice with Gmail, so to use it, you have to have a Voice account. (Fret not. It’s free.) Install a simple plugin, and then it’s just like using chat — except you’re making phone calls. It’s free in the U.S. and Canada, and really really cheap elsewhere. (Here are some more thorough directions.)
It sounds pretty good,...
The new feature integrates Google Voice with Gmail, so to use it, you have to have a Voice account. (Fret not. It’s free.) Install a simple plugin, and then it’s just like using chat — except you’re making phone calls. It’s free in the U.S. and Canada, and really really cheap elsewhere. (Here are some more thorough directions.)
It sounds pretty good,...
- 8/26/2010
- by Margaret Lyons
- EW.com - PopWatch
With the debut of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World hitting theaters, and all you Pilgrimites having just polished off the final chapter of Brian Lee O'Malley's Volume 6: Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour... we here at ComicMix thought we might pit the titular teenage hero against a foe with a heart just as big as his own. While Scott had to defeat the seven deadly exes in order to win the heart of his beloved Ramona, Mario has been saving the crap outta his beau, Princess Toadstool, for over 20 years. Furthermore, the pudgy plumber has gone so far to defeat children (children holding magic wands mind you...), conquer the third dimension, and then race to the death in go-karts for his girl. And come to think of it, has anyone ever seen Princess Toadstool give Mario more than a kiss and and P-Wing for his efforts? I mean, I've not seen the movie yet,...
- 8/13/2010
- by Marc Alan Fishman
- Comicmix.com
For all his “alpha male” talk, Kenny really is just a cuddly teddy bear. Whether he’s scrunched up in bed, pondering his low rank in last week’s episode or strutting around the house in his cozy bathrobe, he’s just a big lug.
Angelo, on the other hand, is as deceiving as they get. I mean how can you expect us to believe you’re actually sad to see Tamesha gone when you’re wearing neon green?
And that’s how the episode pretty much opened, because the only interesting aspect of this season is watching Kenny and Angelo duke it out.
Angelo, on the other hand, is as deceiving as they get. I mean how can you expect us to believe you’re actually sad to see Tamesha gone when you’re wearing neon green?
And that’s how the episode pretty much opened, because the only interesting aspect of this season is watching Kenny and Angelo duke it out.
- 7/29/2010
- by Archana Ram
- EW.com - PopWatch
9.15 am Corin and Mario get to know you
V/O Day Six. 9.15 am Most of the housemates are asleep. Today housemates will be nominating for the first time. Corin and Mario are in the bathroom.
Mario is talking to Corin about her girlfriend and Mario asks Corin what it was like coming out to her mum. Corin says “it was nerve-racking” but she was “well good about it”. Mario’s a little bit apprehensive about all his family and friends finding out he’s gay through Big Brother but also glad. Corin waxes her eyebrows and Mario wonders that it doesn’t hurt, Corin says “I’ve got that much sun damage on my face I’ve got skin of steel”.
11.06 am Verruca-gate
V/O 11.06 am All the housemates are eating breakfast in the kitchen
Housemates discuss needing some more washing up liquid, and Ben jokes that they can always use Sunshine’s verruca cream.
V/O Day Six. 9.15 am Most of the housemates are asleep. Today housemates will be nominating for the first time. Corin and Mario are in the bathroom.
Mario is talking to Corin about her girlfriend and Mario asks Corin what it was like coming out to her mum. Corin says “it was nerve-racking” but she was “well good about it”. Mario’s a little bit apprehensive about all his family and friends finding out he’s gay through Big Brother but also glad. Corin waxes her eyebrows and Mario wonders that it doesn’t hurt, Corin says “I’ve got that much sun damage on my face I’ve got skin of steel”.
11.06 am Verruca-gate
V/O 11.06 am All the housemates are eating breakfast in the kitchen
Housemates discuss needing some more washing up liquid, and Ben jokes that they can always use Sunshine’s verruca cream.
- 6/15/2010
- by Lisa McGarry
- Unreality
Bravo aired the first installment of "The Housewives of New York City" reunion and we have one word for it: Meow.
In this installment, there were three major catfights that caught our attention. Who do you think made the better points? Or, who was telling the truth in your opinion? Maybe, you just admire who was able to shout over the other better. For whatever criteria you use, we want to hear who you're siding with. Ding ding!
Alex McCord vs. Jill Zarin
Alex called Jill out for placing negative stories in the press. Jill denied it and then accused Alex of doing the same thing. She even said she had "proof." According to Jill, she has five sources who say Alex tried to place a false charity-related story about her in the media.
Do you believe Alex tried to place a negative story about Jill in the press?customer surveys
Bethenny Frankel vs.
In this installment, there were three major catfights that caught our attention. Who do you think made the better points? Or, who was telling the truth in your opinion? Maybe, you just admire who was able to shout over the other better. For whatever criteria you use, we want to hear who you're siding with. Ding ding!
Alex McCord vs. Jill Zarin
Alex called Jill out for placing negative stories in the press. Jill denied it and then accused Alex of doing the same thing. She even said she had "proof." According to Jill, she has five sources who say Alex tried to place a false charity-related story about her in the media.
Do you believe Alex tried to place a negative story about Jill in the press?customer surveys
Bethenny Frankel vs.
- 6/11/2010
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
momlogic's Vivian: Last night's "American Idol" was a smackdown of the fittest! Lee DeWyze and Crystal "MamaSox" Bowersox went head-to-head on the very last Simon Cowell-sanctioned sing-off. And it seems that unless there's an upset tonight, a clear winner lunged for the crown and stole the show. Read on and find out who!
The two remaining "Idol" hopefuls had to perform three songs: their personal fave of the season; producer Simon Fuller's choice; and the song they'd release if they won (surprisingly, both were covers). If you ask me, the choice should've been Cowell's (as a nod of respect to his imminent departure), but whatevs.
Anywhoodle, Lee "Paint Store" DeWyze had to go first, because Crystal had won the ring toss and chose to go second. Something was up with the poor guy, because he seemed deflated throughout the evening -- almost like his synapses weren't that into firing.
The two remaining "Idol" hopefuls had to perform three songs: their personal fave of the season; producer Simon Fuller's choice; and the song they'd release if they won (surprisingly, both were covers). If you ask me, the choice should've been Cowell's (as a nod of respect to his imminent departure), but whatevs.
Anywhoodle, Lee "Paint Store" DeWyze had to go first, because Crystal had won the ring toss and chose to go second. Something was up with the poor guy, because he seemed deflated throughout the evening -- almost like his synapses weren't that into firing.
- 5/25/2010
- Momlogic
With "Dancing With the Stars" beating "American Idol" in the ratings this season, "Idol" producers had to do something to woo back the geriatric viewers. So they brought out the big guns: Frank Sinatra! Except Sinatra died in 1998, so instead of wheeling out his rotting corpse, they opted for the next best thing: Harry Connick, Jr. (For my younger readers, he's like Michael Buble, except he's not Canadian and he plays piano really, really well.)
If Sir Anthony Hopkins' and Rob Reiner's attendance was any indication, "Operation: Get the Geezers Back" worked swimmingly. Producers were so happy with Connick's involvement that they even let him say "This is 'American Idol'" instead of Seacrest. (Although it came out more like "Ahdull," thanks to his Louisiana accent.)
Connick brought along his arranger hat, tackling each performer's song with a brand new big band mix. He even brought many of his band members too,...
If Sir Anthony Hopkins' and Rob Reiner's attendance was any indication, "Operation: Get the Geezers Back" worked swimmingly. Producers were so happy with Connick's involvement that they even let him say "This is 'American Idol'" instead of Seacrest. (Although it came out more like "Ahdull," thanks to his Louisiana accent.)
Connick brought along his arranger hat, tackling each performer's song with a brand new big band mix. He even brought many of his band members too,...
- 5/5/2010
- by Jim Cantiello
- MTV Newsroom
Cue Michael Buffer...
Ding Ding Ding! Tonight…we are going to witness the most anticipated match in the history of Survivor …for the title of…Dumbest Survivor Everrrrrrrrrrr! Are you ready? Survivor fans, arrrrrrrrrrrre you ready? For the few in attendance and the millions watching around the world, from the island of Samoa, let’s get ready to rumbllllllllllllle!
In this corner, from Survivor: Micronesia, with a guaranteed one-in-four shot to win one million dollars, he gave the immunity idol to the alliance positioned against him and was subsequently voted out. Standing 6’2” and 150lbs, the four-time defending Dumbest Survivor Everrrrrrr, Erik Reichenbach!
In this corner, the challenger, from Survivor: Tocantins and Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, he gave his hidden immunity idol to a member of the opposing tribe, the villainous Russell Hantz. Standing 6’1” and weighing in at 165lbs, the winner of Survivor: Tocantins, James “Jt” Thomas, Juuuuniorrrrrr!
Ding Ding Ding! Tonight…we are going to witness the most anticipated match in the history of Survivor …for the title of…Dumbest Survivor Everrrrrrrrrrr! Are you ready? Survivor fans, arrrrrrrrrrrre you ready? For the few in attendance and the millions watching around the world, from the island of Samoa, let’s get ready to rumbllllllllllllle!
In this corner, from Survivor: Micronesia, with a guaranteed one-in-four shot to win one million dollars, he gave the immunity idol to the alliance positioned against him and was subsequently voted out. Standing 6’2” and 150lbs, the four-time defending Dumbest Survivor Everrrrrrr, Erik Reichenbach!
In this corner, the challenger, from Survivor: Tocantins and Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, he gave his hidden immunity idol to a member of the opposing tribe, the villainous Russell Hantz. Standing 6’1” and weighing in at 165lbs, the winner of Survivor: Tocantins, James “Jt” Thomas, Juuuuniorrrrrr!
- 4/16/2010
- by tiaradio@hotmail.com (Mr. Probst)
- TVfanatic
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