TV and Movie News (page 1159)

Vampire romances have (somehow) become one of the biggest moneymakers in movies and TV, what with the "Twilight" series raking in all kinds of cash. But "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson had a few unkind words to say about those other vampire romances, such as "True Blood" and "The Vampire Diaries."

When it rains, it pours. As if the Kardashians didn't have enough bad press, all the recent family strife has started taking its toll upon matriarch Kris Jenner and her husband Bruce. Sources say the pair may be nearing their own split.

Going into this third season of "Glee," Ryan Murphy made his fans a few promises. Namely, he said that there would be more updates of classic music and less pop, more of a focus on the core characters, and no celebrity cameos. None. Zero. Except for, apparently, Ricky Martin.

Love her or hate her, Lady Gaga sometimes makes a point that's hard to argue from a practical angle. She recently talked love and marriage with Vanity Fair - a topic that, for all her harping sometimes about sexuality and gender, seemingly rarely comes up.

There wasn't much major damage to speak of, but Seth MacFarlane got one Charmin-laden visit from some pretty devout Charlie Sheen fans Monday night. The unruly little hooligans TP'd MacFarlane's home and left a sign with some choice Sheenisms on his door.

So, do we know the final "Pan Am" destination or don't we? Reports say the show has been cancelled, but with a guarantee that ABC will burn off remaining episodes. ABC insists that "cancelled" might be a somewhat strong word.

On November 7th of this year, a jury ruled that it was the willfully negligent medical care provided by Dr. Conrad Murray that caused Michael Jackson's death. Today the judge in the case, Michael Pastor, who presided over the case, sentenced Murray to four years in jail, the maximum term allowable by law.

You'd never guess it by looking at her, but "Grey's Anatomy" and "Knocked Up" star Katherine Heigl is no fan of balls. In fact, she hates balls so much that she's created a website called IHateBalls.com, designed to encourage the spaying and neutering of pets. Bob Barker would approve.

Robert Kirkman opened up a bit about the fallout from the mid-season finale of "The Walking Dead," and provided some clues as to what will happen when the show returns in early 2012. Caution: "The Walking Dead" mid-season finale spoilers ahead!

Patrice O'Neal wasn't necessarily a household name - not as much so as the man he recently roasted on a prime-time Comedy Central special, Charlie "Winning Tiger-Blooded Warlock" Sheen. But among comedy's finest, O'Neal was a revered name.