TV and Movie News (page 1060)
Posted: March 31, 2012 @ 9:12 am PST Topic: The Voice By: Andy Neuenschwander
The battle rounds are over, and the finalists for the live rounds of "The Voice" have been decided. Click through to meet all of the contestants on Team Adam, and watch their auditions. Plus: which one has the best chance of winning?
The battle rounds are over, and the finalists for the live rounds of "The Voice" have been decided. Click through to meet all of the contestants on Team Adam, and watch their auditions. Plus: which one has the best chance of winning?
Posted: March 30, 2012 @ 8:21 pm PST Topic: The Avengers By: Andy Neuenschwander
In an interesting marketing move, "The Avengers" has kept the appearance of their alien enemies a secret. Or maybe they just weren't done with the CGI yet. In any case, you can click through now to see what they look like!
In an interesting marketing move, "The Avengers" has kept the appearance of their alien enemies a secret. Or maybe they just weren't done with the CGI yet. In any case, you can click through now to see what they look like!
Posted: March 30, 2012 @ 7:06 am PST Topic: Bully By: Sean Comer
When it opens in select theaters tomorrow, the much-discussed documentary "Bully" will get some understanding concerning its "Unrated" tag from distributor The Weinstein Co. from one chain, and essentially no quarter given from others. Regal and Carmike Theaters respectively made it known Thursday that both will treat the documentary about bullying among adolescents with the protocol given the "R" rating handed down by the Motion Picture Association of America, Reuters reports.
When it opens in select theaters tomorrow, the much-discussed documentary "Bully" will get some understanding concerning its "Unrated" tag from distributor The Weinstein Co. from one chain, and essentially no quarter given from others. Regal and Carmike Theaters respectively made it known Thursday that both will treat the documentary about bullying among adolescents with the protocol given the "R" rating handed down by the Motion Picture Association of America, Reuters reports.
Posted: March 30, 2012 @ 7:05 am PST Topic: 30 Rock By: Andy Neuenschwander
When Liz discovers that "the same thing happens every year," she starts using that knowledge to side-step all of her usual problems. That's actually bad news for Jack, who needs distractions to have his "shower moment" to come up with an idea for Kabletown.
When Liz discovers that "the same thing happens every year," she starts using that knowledge to side-step all of her usual problems. That's actually bad news for Jack, who needs distractions to have his "shower moment" to come up with an idea for Kabletown.
Posted: March 30, 2012 @ 7:05 am PST Topic: Community By: Andy Neuenschwander
When the Subway restaurant invades the Greendale cafeteria, Britta teams up with Shirley and Pierce to take it down. Meanwhile, Jeff makes a personal change (kinda) and Troy and Abed get into an argument over their competing pillow and blanket forts.
When the Subway restaurant invades the Greendale cafeteria, Britta teams up with Shirley and Pierce to take it down. Meanwhile, Jeff makes a personal change (kinda) and Troy and Abed get into an argument over their competing pillow and blanket forts.
Posted: March 29, 2012 @ 9:54 pm PST Topic: 30 Rock By: Andy Neuenschwander
Liz and Jack team up to put the TV movie about Avery together, with the help of actors (including guest star William Baldwin). Jenna and Tracy try to make a song that Weird Al won't parody, and Kenneth starts over from the bottom of the career ladder.
Liz and Jack team up to put the TV movie about Avery together, with the help of actors (including guest star William Baldwin). Jenna and Tracy try to make a song that Weird Al won't parody, and Kenneth starts over from the bottom of the career ladder.
Posted: March 29, 2012 @ 9:53 pm PST Topic: American Idol By: Andy Neuenschwander
The Idols gave a lot of great performances last night, but only eight of them can go on to the next round. So, who went home? Find out here.
The Idols gave a lot of great performances last night, but only eight of them can go on to the next round. So, who went home? Find out here.
Posted: March 29, 2012 @ 6:41 pm PST Topic: Justin Bieber: Never Say Never, This Is Justin Bieber, A Very Gaga Thanksgiving , The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 By: Sean Comer
Forget "Twilight" versus "Harry Potter" - there's a whole Twitter war of attrition for which absolutely nobody clamoring. In the latest skirmish to be filed under "Really? This is a thing?", Justin Bieber's obssessive little cult of personality has momentarily broken from harrassing the bystanders at whom Bieber points his little lilly-white finger and decided to go hard at Lady Gaga's own ardent following.
Forget "Twilight" versus "Harry Potter" - there's a whole Twitter war of attrition for which absolutely nobody clamoring. In the latest skirmish to be filed under "Really? This is a thing?", Justin Bieber's obssessive little cult of personality has momentarily broken from harrassing the bystanders at whom Bieber points his little lilly-white finger and decided to go hard at Lady Gaga's own ardent following.
Posted: March 29, 2012 @ 6:25 pm PST Topic: Wrath of the Titans, Mirror Mirror By: Andy Neuenschwander
This weekend sees two big movies trying to compete with "The Hunger Games," but each with very difference audiences. "Wrath of the Titans" faces off with "Mirror Mirror" at the box office, but which one should you go see? Click through for trailers and reviews.
This weekend sees two big movies trying to compete with "The Hunger Games," but each with very difference audiences. "Wrath of the Titans" faces off with "Mirror Mirror" at the box office, but which one should you go see? Click through for trailers and reviews.
Posted: March 29, 2012 @ 6:22 pm PST Topic: Anger Management, Two And A Half Men, Platoon By: Sean Comer
He's hardly a TV veteran, better known for big-screen hits like "Platoon", "Wall Street" and "Major League" - but Charlie Sheen claims his latest endeavor could mark his short small-screen run's end.
In a perfect world, Sheen told Access Hollywood, his forthcoming FX comedy "Anger Management" would ultimately be a hit "swan song" that caps his television endeavors after it premieres Jan.
He's hardly a TV veteran, better known for big-screen hits like "Platoon", "Wall Street" and "Major League" - but Charlie Sheen claims his latest endeavor could mark his short small-screen run's end.
In a perfect world, Sheen told Access Hollywood, his forthcoming FX comedy "Anger Management" would ultimately be a hit "swan song" that caps his television endeavors after it premieres Jan.
