TV and Movie News (page 1101)
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 8:57 pm PST Topic: The Voice, American Idol By: Andy Neuenschwander
Season two of the voice begins with our four mentors (Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton) clawing for the talent that comes to the stage. There's a lot of competition for the talented singers in this first episode, even though one of them is a bit unconventional. Find out who made it right here!
Season two of the voice begins with our four mentors (Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton) clawing for the talent that comes to the stage. There's a lot of competition for the talented singers in this first episode, even though one of them is a bit unconventional. Find out who made it right here!
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:28 pm PST Topic: Downton Abbey By: Morgan Glennon
Last week's episode opened with rats chilling in a burned-out hellscape, letting us know that we were in for a depressing ride. This week "Downton Abbey" opens with a sight much more welcome for fans: Mary pushing Matthew's wheelchair while the two of them banter. This week "Downton Abbey" moves away from the sad, depressing realities of war to go all out soap-opera.
Last week's episode opened with rats chilling in a burned-out hellscape, letting us know that we were in for a depressing ride. This week "Downton Abbey" opens with a sight much more welcome for fans: Mary pushing Matthew's wheelchair while the two of them banter. This week "Downton Abbey" moves away from the sad, depressing realities of war to go all out soap-opera.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 12:31 pm PST Topic: Chronicle, The Woman in Black, Big Miracle, Underworld Awakening, The Grey By: Andy Neuenschwander
If you're more interested in movies than football today, here's what happened at the box office this weekend. Both "Chronicle" and "The Woman in Black" overperformed, but who took the top spot? Find out here.
If you're more interested in movies than football today, here's what happened at the box office this weekend. Both "Chronicle" and "The Woman in Black" overperformed, but who took the top spot? Find out here.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:48 am PST Topic: How I Met Your Mother By: Sean Comer
Not that it's apparently going anywhere soon exactly, but when the curtain finally comes down upon "How I Met Your Mother," know this: it won't be familiar (yet always uncredited) narrator Bob Saget telling everyone to drive home safely. Instead, the show will bring a single main character full-circle to close out one story that's taken 150-plus episodes to tell.
Not that it's apparently going anywhere soon exactly, but when the curtain finally comes down upon "How I Met Your Mother," know this: it won't be familiar (yet always uncredited) narrator Bob Saget telling everyone to drive home safely. Instead, the show will bring a single main character full-circle to close out one story that's taken 150-plus episodes to tell.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:46 am PST Topic: Super Bowl By: Andy Neuenschwander
Betting on the outcome of the Super Bowl is so passe. What's hip right now are the various odd prop bets concerning the Big Game, such as what color Madonna's hair will be and whether or not Kelly Clark's bare belly will show during the National Anthem. See the odds here.
Betting on the outcome of the Super Bowl is so passe. What's hip right now are the various odd prop bets concerning the Big Game, such as what color Madonna's hair will be and whether or not Kelly Clark's bare belly will show during the National Anthem. See the odds here.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:45 am PST Topic: American Idol, Portlandia By: Andy Neuenschwander
Though "American Idol" tried to paint the contestants as a bunch of hipsters, it was mostly just talented pop singers that showed up for the auditions. Watch the best performances from the "American Idol" auditions in Portland right here.
Though "American Idol" tried to paint the contestants as a bunch of hipsters, it was mostly just talented pop singers that showed up for the auditions. Watch the best performances from the "American Idol" auditions in Portland right here.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:44 am PST Topic: American Idol By: Andy Neuenschwander
"American Idol" traveled to St. Louis for the last day of auditions, the same city where they found Carrie Underwood. Was this year's Idol discovered in the same place? Possibly: the talent there was undeniable. Click through for video of the best auditions from St. Louis.
"American Idol" traveled to St. Louis for the last day of auditions, the same city where they found Carrie Underwood. Was this year's Idol discovered in the same place? Possibly: the talent there was undeniable. Click through for video of the best auditions from St. Louis.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:43 am PST Topic: The Hunger Games, Super Bowl By: Andy Neuenschwander
Why wait until Super Bowl Sunday? The brand-new trailer for "The Hunger Games" has hit the web a little early, so you can watch it right here and see the more personal side of the story in Panem. Click through to watch the full trailer.
Why wait until Super Bowl Sunday? The brand-new trailer for "The Hunger Games" has hit the web a little early, so you can watch it right here and see the more personal side of the story in Panem. Click through to watch the full trailer.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:43 am PST Topic: The Grammys By: Sean Comer
Man. When it rains, it pours. And when it all falls down like Kanye West told us about, a little bit hits everybody as it crumbles. Despite marrying Beyonce, fathering a daughter by her this past year and of course collecting Grammys the way Carrie Bradshaw horded audaciously priced shoes, even the great Jay-Z hasn't had it all sunshine-and-roses.
Man. When it rains, it pours. And when it all falls down like Kanye West told us about, a little bit hits everybody as it crumbles. Despite marrying Beyonce, fathering a daughter by her this past year and of course collecting Grammys the way Carrie Bradshaw horded audaciously priced shoes, even the great Jay-Z hasn't had it all sunshine-and-roses.
Posted: February 05, 2012 @ 7:41 am PST Topic: Highlander By: Sean Comer
Sometimes, there is no shame in a great thing finding its end. So, Queen once more has reportedly tried filling late lead singer Freddie Mercury's shoes. This time, it's former "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert, The Huffington Post reports. "The intention is to pay tribute to Freddie and the band by singing some f***ing great songs," Lambert said.
Sometimes, there is no shame in a great thing finding its end. So, Queen once more has reportedly tried filling late lead singer Freddie Mercury's shoes. This time, it's former "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert, The Huffington Post reports. "The intention is to pay tribute to Freddie and the band by singing some f***ing great songs," Lambert said.
