TV and Movie News (page 1089)
Posted: February 22, 2012 @ 6:57 am PST Topic: Glee By: Andy Neuenschwander
A "very special episode" of "Glee" gets so packed with lessons that it's hard to keep them all straight, as a nearly fatal tragedy puts everyone in a strange state. What could have happened to make both Sue and Sebastian start acting nice? Who won at Regionals? Find out here!
A "very special episode" of "Glee" gets so packed with lessons that it's hard to keep them all straight, as a nearly fatal tragedy puts everyone in a strange state. What could have happened to make both Sue and Sebastian start acting nice? Who won at Regionals? Find out here!
Posted: February 22, 2012 @ 6:56 am PST Topic: New Girl By: Andy Neuenschwander
Schmidt fans will be happy with "Bully," as much time is spent watching Schmidt semi-romance Cece while attempting to hide the affair from the gang. Meanwhile, Jess deals with a bully and Nick agonizes over a present from Julia.
Schmidt fans will be happy with "Bully," as much time is spent watching Schmidt semi-romance Cece while attempting to hide the affair from the gang. Meanwhile, Jess deals with a bully and Nick agonizes over a present from Julia.
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 9:14 pm PST Topic: The Colbert Report By: Sean Comer
Hey, if Madonna can get a children's book published, Stephen Colbert could surely write the first one to win a Nobel Prize for Literature.
Hey, if Madonna can get a children's book published, Stephen Colbert could surely write the first one to win a Nobel Prize for Literature.
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 8:33 pm PST Topic: Ringer, Supernatural, Wild Things By: Morgan Glennon
Another "Ringer" episode, another shocking final moment. If there's one thing that "Ringer" has gotten good at over its half season on our small screens, it's pulling out the "OMG" twist ending.
Another "Ringer" episode, another shocking final moment. If there's one thing that "Ringer" has gotten good at over its half season on our small screens, it's pulling out the "OMG" twist ending.
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 5:33 pm PST Topic: The Grammys, Country Music Awards, Academy of Country Music Awards By: Sean Comer
Representatives for Sugarland on Tuesday had to immediately clarify statements deflecting responsibility for this past summer's Indiana State fair stage-collapse tragedy from the band and its crew. According to Entertainment Weekly, the controversy started when Indiana news station WRTV obtained documents containing statements blaming not just weather but fans themselves for the 50 injuries and seven deaths this past August.
Representatives for Sugarland on Tuesday had to immediately clarify statements deflecting responsibility for this past summer's Indiana State fair stage-collapse tragedy from the band and its crew. According to Entertainment Weekly, the controversy started when Indiana news station WRTV obtained documents containing statements blaming not just weather but fans themselves for the 50 injuries and seven deaths this past August.
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 5:25 pm PST Topic: Anger Management, Two and a Half Men By: Sean Comer
Well, whaddya know? Even a self-professed "warlock" can have a heart. Following a frustrated blow-up four days ago in which Charlie Sheen claimed "I'm tired of pretending Ashton (Kutcher) doesn't suck" or that the CBS hit "Two And A Half Men" that Kutcher replaced him on didn't do the same, Entertainment Weekly reports that Sheen has found his senses.
Well, whaddya know? Even a self-professed "warlock" can have a heart. Following a frustrated blow-up four days ago in which Charlie Sheen claimed "I'm tired of pretending Ashton (Kutcher) doesn't suck" or that the CBS hit "Two And A Half Men" that Kutcher replaced him on didn't do the same, Entertainment Weekly reports that Sheen has found his senses.
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 5:22 pm PST Topic: Community, Parks & Recreation , The Big Bang Theory, Whitney, The Office, Up All Night, 30 Rock, Are You There, Chelsea? By: Sean Comer
It's one small step for NBC, one giant leap for a show with a die-hard following that's missed it dearly . . . and quite possibly someone's future massive fall backward. After months spent speculating about when (or sometimes, "if") "Community" would finish out its third season, fans can exhale knowing that Dan Harmon's beloved cult comedy looking over one Greendale Community College study group's shoulders returns March 15, according to Entertainment Weekly today.
It's one small step for NBC, one giant leap for a show with a die-hard following that's missed it dearly . . . and quite possibly someone's future massive fall backward. After months spent speculating about when (or sometimes, "if") "Community" would finish out its third season, fans can exhale knowing that Dan Harmon's beloved cult comedy looking over one Greendale Community College study group's shoulders returns March 15, according to Entertainment Weekly today.
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 3:41 pm PST Topic: The Academy Awards, The Help, My Week with Marilyn, Albert Nobbs, The Iron Lady, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo By: Andy Neuenschwander
There's a field of incredibly talented actresses up for the award this year, making this one a tough category to call. But all things considered, it mostly comes down to just two: Viola Davis or Meryl Streep. Who will take home the Oscar?
There's a field of incredibly talented actresses up for the award this year, making this one a tough category to call. But all things considered, it mostly comes down to just two: Viola Davis or Meryl Streep. Who will take home the Oscar?
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 3:40 pm PST Topic: The Voice, Smash, Hawaii Five-0 , Castle, Alcatraz, House, The Bachelor, Two and a Half Men, How I Met Your Mother, Mike & Molly, 2 Broke Girls, Hart of Dixie, Gossip Girl By: Sean Comer
OK, so we're clearly not getting the definitive showodown of the prime-time talent searches because a certain "American Idol" producer is allergic to money and ratings. The good people behind the "The Voice" will probably accept ruling over Monday nights as one fine consolation prize. The NBC hit once more ruled over Monday night, but the network can't like where it appears "Smash" is headed.
OK, so we're clearly not getting the definitive showodown of the prime-time talent searches because a certain "American Idol" producer is allergic to money and ratings. The good people behind the "The Voice" will probably accept ruling over Monday nights as one fine consolation prize. The NBC hit once more ruled over Monday night, but the network can't like where it appears "Smash" is headed.
Posted: February 21, 2012 @ 1:14 pm PST Topic: The Colbert Report, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart By: Sean Comer
Family emergency notwithstanding, Stephen Colbert just didn't miss a beat. The Comedy Central faux-pundit host of "The Colbert Report" taped his show's first new episode since tapings were briefly halted midway through last week. Starting with the Feb. 15 episode, fans were treated to reruns through the rest of the week as Colbert tended to his seriously ill, 91-year-old mother Lorna back home in South Carolina.
Family emergency notwithstanding, Stephen Colbert just didn't miss a beat. The Comedy Central faux-pundit host of "The Colbert Report" taped his show's first new episode since tapings were briefly halted midway through last week. Starting with the Feb. 15 episode, fans were treated to reruns through the rest of the week as Colbert tended to his seriously ill, 91-year-old mother Lorna back home in South Carolina.
