TV and Movie News (page 1276)
Posted: August 10, 2011 @ 6:09 am PST Topic: Bewitched, Bewitched, Hawaii 5-0, Charlie's Angels, Wonder Woman By: Andy Neuenschwander
My first reaction upon learning that CBS was planning a reboot of the 1960's TV show "Bewitched" was something along the lines of "oh, that makes sense." Why wouldn't they? CBS already rebooted "Hawaii Five-O" and ABC rebooted "Charlie's Angels," and "Wonder Woman" would be gotten back on TV as well if the pilot hadn't been totally underwhelming.
Posted: August 10, 2011 @ 6:07 am PST Topic: Hell's Kitchen By: Andy Neuenschwander
Monday's episode saw the elimination of Krupa, but also left us with a "to be continued." What does Ramsay have in store? What is this big reveal that had to wait until the next night to be concluded? We'll find out...NOW. Catch the episode recap here, including a surprise guest appearance by a culinary great.
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 4:37 pm PST Topic: American Idol By: Richard Sharp
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 4:24 pm PST Topic: 2012, The Walking Dead By: Andy Neuenschwander
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 3:17 pm PST Topic: Eureka By: Richard Sharp
As we reported this morning, Syfy has announced today that they will be cancelling "Eureka" at the end of next season. The cast and crew have been thanking fans for their support on the "Eureka" Twitter page, but some of the show's fans have taken it to the next level and are mounting a "Save Eureka" campaign and website.
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 12:38 pm PST Topic: Top Chef, Top Chef: Masters By: Richard Sharp
It's hot these days in Texas. Ridiculous hot. Endless days of hundreds hot. And while the weather forecasters are saying things like "we can't even buy a cloud," at least the state can see something cool coming their way in the future. Bravo announced today that the new season of "Top Chef" will take place this season in Austin, Dallas and San Antonio.
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 11:55 am PST Topic: The Hills By: Andy Neuenschwander
Of the many, many shows on television that I would love to see turned into a movie (let's get a "Cake Boss" movie going, everyone! Time's a-wasting!), "The Hills" is not on my list. In fact, I did a little jig the day "The Hills" went off the air, because I assumed (correctly) that it would mean the end of Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag. But Audrina Patridge recently told Ryan Seacrest that a movie version of "The Hills" might be in the works soon.
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 11:11 am PST Topic: Jersey Shore, The Three Stooges, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, The Hangover By: Andy Neuenschwander
Celebrity cameos have seemingly become a necessary piece of a modern comedy. Ever since "Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle" used Neil Patrick Harris to perfect comedic effect, movies like "Zombieland" (Bill Murray) and "The Hangover" (Mike Tyson) have made sure they have a cameo as well. So which movie will bring the cast of "Jersey Shore" to the big screen for a cameo appearance?
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 10:43 am PST Topic: The Lincoln Lawyer By: Andy Neuenschwander
Can't get enough of "The Lincoln Lawyer?" Saw it 20 times in theaters, but need to see more of it? You're probably alone on that one, but here's some good news for you, superfan: you're about to get more "Lincoln Lawyer." ABC is reportedly developing the Matthew McConaughey movie into a new TV show.
Posted: August 09, 2011 @ 10:19 am PST Topic: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart By: Richard Sharp
When Bank of America tried to foreclose on a home that they didn't actually have a mortgage on, the Florida couple that owned the home decided to tell them to stuff it, and the only lawyer who would take their case and battle the banking behemoth was a kid fresh out of law school. Particularly today, when the economy and the toilet continue to spiral down the toilet, what happens next will put a smile on your face.