TV and Movie News (page 1123)
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 8:41 pm PST Topic: Dreamgirls By: Sean Comer
Well, now we know why Jay-Z and Beyonce haven't addressed the rumors that Beyonce's Saturday childbirth inconvenienced an entire intensive care unit: Daddy was busy finishing a new track. The legendary MC debuted "Glory" online Monday, trumpeting the arrival to the world of baby Blue Ivy Carter.
Well, now we know why Jay-Z and Beyonce haven't addressed the rumors that Beyonce's Saturday childbirth inconvenienced an entire intensive care unit: Daddy was busy finishing a new track. The legendary MC debuted "Glory" online Monday, trumpeting the arrival to the world of baby Blue Ivy Carter.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 12:45 pm PST Topic: NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, NBC Meet the Press By: Sean Comer
There's seemingly often more news to cover during presidential elections than people to cover them. With the 2012 run to the White House fast approaching, NBC hopes that partnering with Newsweek and The Daily Beast can remedy that.
There's seemingly often more news to cover during presidential elections than people to cover them. With the 2012 run to the White House fast approaching, NBC hopes that partnering with Newsweek and The Daily Beast can remedy that.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 12:37 pm PST Topic: Fringe By: Sean Comer
Many a FOX show could be in a state of limbo. But "Fringe" seems to be one that execs are actually pulling for. FOX suit Kevin Reilly said he loves the show, but whether or not it goes on depends upon keeping it profitable.
Many a FOX show could be in a state of limbo. But "Fringe" seems to be one that execs are actually pulling for. FOX suit Kevin Reilly said he loves the show, but whether or not it goes on depends upon keeping it profitable.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 12:31 pm PST Topic: House, The X Factor, Terra Nova , Touch, Alcatraz, The Finder By: Sean Comer
With mid-season, comes time for adjustments. One FOX executive has all but confirmed a freshman hit will return this year, a veteran series may indeed be approaching its last days and a prime-time talent search may face some shuffling.
With mid-season, comes time for adjustments. One FOX executive has all but confirmed a freshman hit will return this year, a veteran series may indeed be approaching its last days and a prime-time talent search may face some shuffling.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 12:24 pm PST Topic: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Seven By: Sean Comer
It's not doing big numbers at the box office, despite one star's acclaimed performance. Still, that doesn't mean there's necessarily something wrong with "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo." In fact, Trent Reznor's opening sequence gets an awful lot very, very right.
It's not doing big numbers at the box office, despite one star's acclaimed performance. Still, that doesn't mean there's necessarily something wrong with "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo." In fact, Trent Reznor's opening sequence gets an awful lot very, very right.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 12:23 pm PST Topic: Party Down, Glee , Breaking In, Arrested Development By: Andy Neuenschwander
For two seasons on Starz, an amazing little comedy called "Party Down" provided laughs and showed us the genius of Jane Lynch before she ended up on "Glee." Now there's word that a movie is in the works, but will the entire original cast join? Get all the details here.
For two seasons on Starz, an amazing little comedy called "Party Down" provided laughs and showed us the genius of Jane Lynch before she ended up on "Glee." Now there's word that a movie is in the works, but will the entire original cast join? Get all the details here.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 12:23 pm PST Topic: Downton Abbey, PBS Specials , Masterpiece By: Morgan Glennon
PBS aired the first two episodes of "Downton Abbey"'s deliciously soapy second season back to back. Part one of the recap is already up, but pop on your fanciest hat and let's get down to sitting-room business in part two.
PBS aired the first two episodes of "Downton Abbey"'s deliciously soapy second season back to back. Part one of the recap is already up, but pop on your fanciest hat and let's get down to sitting-room business in part two.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 4:47 am PST Topic: Robot Chicken, Saturday Night Live , The Simpsons, Family Guy, Childrens' Hospital, The Boondocks By: Andy Neuenschwander
Is Adult Swim not enough late-night animation for you? You might soon be able to get even more wacky animated shows for grown-ups over on Fox, as the network announced yesterday its plans to create an animation block on Saturday nights. Will this hurt "Saturday Night Live?" Will Adult Swim fans watch? Get the details here.
Is Adult Swim not enough late-night animation for you? You might soon be able to get even more wacky animated shows for grown-ups over on Fox, as the network announced yesterday its plans to create an animation block on Saturday nights. Will this hurt "Saturday Night Live?" Will Adult Swim fans watch? Get the details here.
Posted: January 09, 2012 @ 4:45 am PST Topic: Family Guy By: Andy Neuenschwander
Meg's 18th birthday rolls around, and nobody shows up... except for Quagmire. What follows it an often creepy series of gags involving a new relationship between the two of them. Bring a barf bag, and get your full recap right here.
Meg's 18th birthday rolls around, and nobody shows up... except for Quagmire. What follows it an often creepy series of gags involving a new relationship between the two of them. Bring a barf bag, and get your full recap right here.
Posted: January 08, 2012 @ 8:30 pm PST Topic: Downton Abbey, PBS Specials , Masterpiece By: Morgan Glennon
It's fitting that season two begins right in the middle of war itself, as World War 1 rages around Cousin Matthew. War has a way of distinguishing between the things that matter and the things that don't, he tells Thomas. That sums up pretty neatly the feeling of the first outing of Downton's second season. War has put the idle lives of the Crawley family into sharp relief and everyone is feeling the repercussions.
It's fitting that season two begins right in the middle of war itself, as World War 1 rages around Cousin Matthew. War has a way of distinguishing between the things that matter and the things that don't, he tells Thomas. That sums up pretty neatly the feeling of the first outing of Downton's second season. War has put the idle lives of the Crawley family into sharp relief and everyone is feeling the repercussions.
