TV and Movie News (page 1221)
Posted: October 03, 2011 @ 5:00 am PST Topic: Family Guy By: Andy Neuenschwander
If last night's episode of "Family Guy" seemed a little out of place, that's because it was. In fact, this whole hurricane cross-over event was supposed to happen last year, but with the storms in the South, it would have been in pretty bad taste at the time. The Griffins are trapped indoors for the day with no TV as a hurricane tears through Quahog.
If last night's episode of "Family Guy" seemed a little out of place, that's because it was. In fact, this whole hurricane cross-over event was supposed to happen last year, but with the storms in the South, it would have been in pretty bad taste at the time. The Griffins are trapped indoors for the day with no TV as a hurricane tears through Quahog.
Posted: October 02, 2011 @ 10:12 pm PST Topic: Breaking Bad By: Andy Neuenschwander
After almost four full seasons of bad decisions (or at least bad karma), it all finally came back to bite Walt in the ass last week. When we last saw him, he was laughing hysterically in the crawl space at the horrible irony of it all. Now, he finally admits to Skyler that he's made a series of choices that he has to own up to.
After almost four full seasons of bad decisions (or at least bad karma), it all finally came back to bite Walt in the ass last week. When we last saw him, he was laughing hysterically in the crawl space at the horrible irony of it all. Now, he finally admits to Skyler that he's made a series of choices that he has to own up to.
Posted: October 02, 2011 @ 3:23 pm PST Topic: Arrested Development By: Andy Neuenschwander
"Arrested Development" fans who happened to be following The New Yorker on Twitter may have been rubbing their eyes and looking twice at their feed. A single tweet sent out by by @NewYorker just before 2:00pm, said the following: "News@NewYorkerFest: Arrested Development coming back for one more TV season before movie."
"Arrested Development" fans who happened to be following The New Yorker on Twitter may have been rubbing their eyes and looking twice at their feed. A single tweet sent out by by @NewYorker just before 2:00pm, said the following: "News@NewYorkerFest: Arrested Development coming back for one more TV season before movie."
Posted: October 02, 2011 @ 1:00 pm PST Topic: Saturday Night Live By: Andy Neuenschwander
Singing, dancing, Netflix, Lady Antebellum, and a whole lot of Hidden Valley ranch dressing pervaded last night's episode of "Saturday Night Live," hosted by Melissa McCarthy. Check out video of the best sketches right here!
Singing, dancing, Netflix, Lady Antebellum, and a whole lot of Hidden Valley ranch dressing pervaded last night's episode of "Saturday Night Live," hosted by Melissa McCarthy. Check out video of the best sketches right here!
Posted: October 02, 2011 @ 11:11 am PST Topic: Dolphin Tale, The Lion King 3D, Courageous, Moneyball, Dream House, What's Your Number, Moneyball By: Andy Neuenschwander
Family-friendly films dominated the box office this weekend, while the newer, more adult fare languished. Some notable (and widely advertised) new movies didn't even break the top five, what with three big kid-friendly performers at the top of the list.
Family-friendly films dominated the box office this weekend, while the newer, more adult fare languished. Some notable (and widely advertised) new movies didn't even break the top five, what with three big kid-friendly performers at the top of the list.
Posted: October 02, 2011 @ 10:29 am PST Topic: Dexter, Homeland By: Andy Neuenschwander
Though the remainder of the fall 2011 premieres will continue to trickle in, tonight may be the last night with a big premiere "event." And boy is it ever an event. America's favorite vigilante serial killer has apparently got his groove back in the season premiere of "Dexter." Also tonight from Showtime, Claire Danes returns to TV in "Homeland."
Though the remainder of the fall 2011 premieres will continue to trickle in, tonight may be the last night with a big premiere "event." And boy is it ever an event. America's favorite vigilante serial killer has apparently got his groove back in the season premiere of "Dexter." Also tonight from Showtime, Claire Danes returns to TV in "Homeland."
Posted: October 01, 2011 @ 9:18 am PST Topic: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart By: Sean Comer
Tony Bennett has so much class, just having him in the room keeps the champagne bubbly. Just look at the guy on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" Friday to promote his number-one "Duets II" album: even at 85-years-old, he projects that same effervescence and joie de vivre.
Tony Bennett has so much class, just having him in the room keeps the champagne bubbly. Just look at the guy on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" Friday to promote his number-one "Duets II" album: even at 85-years-old, he projects that same effervescence and joie de vivre.
Posted: October 01, 2011 @ 8:05 am PST Topic: Snow White and the Huntsman, The Colbert Report By: Andy Neuenschwander
Here are the week's biggest stories, whether they're the kind that make you want to sing or make you want to throw someone off an airplane. On this week's docket: lesbians getting booted off of airplanes, Kristen Stewart in armor, and some pretty cool musical performances.
Here are the week's biggest stories, whether they're the kind that make you want to sing or make you want to throw someone off an airplane. On this week's docket: lesbians getting booted off of airplanes, Kristen Stewart in armor, and some pretty cool musical performances.
Posted: October 01, 2011 @ 6:00 am PST Topic: NBC TODAY Show By: Sean Comer
OK, so maybe it's not the sort of compelling, insider tell-all intimate revelation of Jackie Kennedy's years following JFK's assassination, but some swing voter somewhere was probably swayed by the revelation Michelle Obama just might mooch a few grapes off the produce aisle just like the unwashed masses.
OK, so maybe it's not the sort of compelling, insider tell-all intimate revelation of Jackie Kennedy's years following JFK's assassination, but some swing voter somewhere was probably swayed by the revelation Michelle Obama just might mooch a few grapes off the produce aisle just like the unwashed masses.
Posted: September 30, 2011 @ 2:14 pm PST Topic: The X Factor By: Andy Neuenschwander
After two weeks containing four episodes for a total of eight hours of television, the auditions for "The X Factor" have finally wrapped up. So, out of all the contestants that got a "yes," who gave the best auditions? Check out our picks for the top five performances from "The X Factor" so far.
After two weeks containing four episodes for a total of eight hours of television, the auditions for "The X Factor" have finally wrapped up. So, out of all the contestants that got a "yes," who gave the best auditions? Check out our picks for the top five performances from "The X Factor" so far.
