TV and Movie News (page 1230)
Posted: September 23, 2011 @ 6:35 am PST Topic: Community By: Andy Neuenschwander
The new season of "Community" opens with a musical number, a full-on song and dance routine, which might be the only thing the show hasn't done so far. Check that off the list. The theme of the song is "We're Finally Gonna Be Fine," and it's all rainbows and sunshine. Read your episode recap here.
The new season of "Community" opens with a musical number, a full-on song and dance routine, which might be the only thing the show hasn't done so far. Check that off the list. The theme of the song is "We're Finally Gonna Be Fine," and it's all rainbows and sunshine. Read your episode recap here.
Posted: September 23, 2011 @ 6:31 am PST Topic: Jersey Shore By: Andy Neuenschwander
We pick up where we left off, with Snooki and Deena dealing with the cops as she ran into a cop car and didn't have her license with her. The cops have her blow into a breathalyzer, and somehow she blows a zero. It's a miracle! Read the "Jersey Shore" episode recap here.
We pick up where we left off, with Snooki and Deena dealing with the cops as she ran into a cop car and didn't have her license with her. The cops have her blow into a breathalyzer, and somehow she blows a zero. It's a miracle! Read the "Jersey Shore" episode recap here.
Posted: September 23, 2011 @ 6:00 am PST Topic: Late Night with Jimmy Fallon By: Sean Comer
For any act that came up loving Pink Floyd, it truly might be like going to the Great Gig in the Sky. "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" will spend the entire next week honoring the trippy legacy of Pink Floyd. A diverse bunch of tune-smiths, including the Shins, MGMT and Pearl Jam, will be covering the Floyd catalog.
For any act that came up loving Pink Floyd, it truly might be like going to the Great Gig in the Sky. "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" will spend the entire next week honoring the trippy legacy of Pink Floyd. A diverse bunch of tune-smiths, including the Shins, MGMT and Pearl Jam, will be covering the Floyd catalog.
Posted: September 23, 2011 @ 6:00 am PST Topic: MTV News, Almost Famous, Elizabethtown By: Richard Sharp
I'll never forget that moment. I was 15, and making my way into the Riverport Ampitheater in St. Louis for Lollapalooza 2. As we walked to our seats towards the beginning of the Pearl Jam set, we were suddenly caught up in a crushing wave of people that had surged forward. Eddie Vedder had climbed the rafters, and was preparing to leap from ridiculous heights into the frothy crowd below. Watch the trailer for the new Pearl Jam doc "PJ20."
I'll never forget that moment. I was 15, and making my way into the Riverport Ampitheater in St. Louis for Lollapalooza 2. As we walked to our seats towards the beginning of the Pearl Jam set, we were suddenly caught up in a crushing wave of people that had surged forward. Eddie Vedder had climbed the rafters, and was preparing to leap from ridiculous heights into the frothy crowd below. Watch the trailer for the new Pearl Jam doc "PJ20."
Posted: September 23, 2011 @ 4:00 am PST Topic: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia By: Andy Neuenschwander
The gag reel for season 6 of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" has hit the Web, and it's a doozy. In it, you'll find nearly 7 minutes of the gang cracking up over Charlie getting fondled, Rickety Cricket eating a lemon, Charlie and Frank's divorce proceedings, and a lovely, slightly jarring new phrase. Watch it here.
The gag reel for season 6 of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" has hit the Web, and it's a doozy. In it, you'll find nearly 7 minutes of the gang cracking up over Charlie getting fondled, Rickety Cricket eating a lemon, Charlie and Frank's divorce proceedings, and a lovely, slightly jarring new phrase. Watch it here.
Posted: September 23, 2011 @ 3:00 am PST Topic: Fringe, Blue Bloods, A Gifted Man, Nikita, Kitchen Nightmares, Supernatural, CSI: NY, Dateline By: Andy Neuenschwander
A big Thursday night of premieres is behind us, and we saw another round of "The X Factor" along with a ton of comedies over on NBC. But now it's Friday, and it's genre night: get ready for some supernatural stuff to happen, especially on that one show...what's it called? Oh yeah, "Supernatural."
A big Thursday night of premieres is behind us, and we saw another round of "The X Factor" along with a ton of comedies over on NBC. But now it's Friday, and it's genre night: get ready for some supernatural stuff to happen, especially on that one show...what's it called? Oh yeah, "Supernatural."
Posted: September 22, 2011 @ 9:02 pm PST Topic: Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Jersey Shore By: Elizabeth Sexton
Like a "Twilight Zone" episode smashed into a Sidewalk Slammer, Jimmy Fallon's latest spoof on the "Jersey Shore" took fist pumping to a paranormal level. In his last segment of the "Jersey Floor," Fallon (aka J-Bro) and his A-list pals, like funny girl Rachel Dratch, take a wild elevator ride that transforms them into the world of guidos and guidettes. You can catch the journey into a world of shadows and substance-abuse here.
Like a "Twilight Zone" episode smashed into a Sidewalk Slammer, Jimmy Fallon's latest spoof on the "Jersey Shore" took fist pumping to a paranormal level. In his last segment of the "Jersey Floor," Fallon (aka J-Bro) and his A-list pals, like funny girl Rachel Dratch, take a wild elevator ride that transforms them into the world of guidos and guidettes. You can catch the journey into a world of shadows and substance-abuse here.
Posted: September 22, 2011 @ 12:47 pm PST Topic: The X Factor By: Richard Sharp
At some point in time during last night's two-hour mega-premiere of Simon Cowell's much-ballyhooed new $5 million dollar talent competition "The X Factor," scruffy long-haired musician Geo Godly sauntered on-stage and gave judges and the audience a revealing performance they won't likely forget. Was it all scripted?
At some point in time during last night's two-hour mega-premiere of Simon Cowell's much-ballyhooed new $5 million dollar talent competition "The X Factor," scruffy long-haired musician Geo Godly sauntered on-stage and gave judges and the audience a revealing performance they won't likely forget. Was it all scripted?
Posted: September 22, 2011 @ 11:00 am PST Topic: The Big Bang Theory, Grey's Anatomy, The Office, Parks & Recreation, Community, Charlie's Angels, Person of Interest, Whitney, Prime Suspect, The Mentalist , The Wire, Friday Night Lights By: Andy Neuenschwander
It's a huge night of premieres tonight, with the ABC's new "Charlie's Angels" reboot, "Grey's Anatomy," and a slew of Emmy-nominated and all-time classic comedies. "Parks and Recreation," "The Office,""Community" and "The Big Bang Theory" all return to the air. A new J.J. Abrams show and "The Mentalist" are also on tap.
It's a huge night of premieres tonight, with the ABC's new "Charlie's Angels" reboot, "Grey's Anatomy," and a slew of Emmy-nominated and all-time classic comedies. "Parks and Recreation," "The Office,""Community" and "The Big Bang Theory" all return to the air. A new J.J. Abrams show and "The Mentalist" are also on tap.
Posted: September 22, 2011 @ 10:46 am PST Topic: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo By: Richard Sharp
After a series of impeccably well-done trailers featuring great music and edgy cinematography, a new trailer has been released for "The Girl With a Dragon Tattoo" focusing on the rich storyline from the series of best-selling novels on which the film is based.
After a series of impeccably well-done trailers featuring great music and edgy cinematography, a new trailer has been released for "The Girl With a Dragon Tattoo" focusing on the rich storyline from the series of best-selling novels on which the film is based.
