TV and Movie News (page 1297)

We've seen Snooki do some dancing on "Jersey Shore" before (including this choreographed number with a potted plant...I believe that's the tango?), but she might be taking it to a whole new level soon. The "Jersey Shore" guidette is rumored to be on the shortlist for the next season of "Dancing With the Stars," due to premiere this fall. I don't think any of us will be complaining.

Zach Braff's character of J.D. on "Scrubs" always had some bromantic tendencies (to say the least), but Braff himself is straight and currently dating his model girlfriend Taylor Bagley. For a short time today, though, his website said otherwise. "I have been hiding a secret inside me for too long," read a letter to fans posted on Braff's website. "The human mind can only bare so much before it explodes in emotions, and well..."

Baby, Ryan Gosling won't let anyone put you in a corner. Or at the very least Gosling knows some "Dirty Dancing" moves. He displayed them Wednesday morning on the set of NBC's "The Today Show" when he lifted weatherman Al Roker in the air in a simulation of the famous 80's dance movie.

The CW's new mystery series "Ringer" has debuted poster art for the new show in advance of its Comic-Con unveiling to Entertainment Weekly. The show will feature "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star Sarah Michelle Gellar as identical twins, which means "Buffy" fans will get twice as much of Gellar. Gellar's primary role will be a woman who goes on the run after witnessing a murder.

Hey, remember that one time when Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon did a rap medley called the "History of Rap" and it went viral and everybody loved it? Well, they're doing it again. Timberlake was on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" to promote the upcoming release of "Friends With Benefits" when Fallon brought up the idea of doing another "History of Rap." Watch part two of their mind-boggling rap medley right here.

It's time for Comic-Con, and you can bet that means we'll be seeing a lot of trailers and special clips. But perhaps none of them will generate as much buzz as the trailer for "The Amazing Spider-Man," which you can see right here!

There are a lot of reality competitions currently on television. At any time you can watch people compete to be the best chef, fashion designer or dog groomer. If there is a profession that can even marginally be used in a competitive setting, there is a reality show somewhere on the dial for your enjoyment. Now, apparently, the profession doesn't even have to be from this century, with The History Channel's new reality competition show "Full Metal Joust".

Wanna know what happens when you piss off an ape? Very bad things, my friends, very bad things. In a brand new extended clip from the forthcoming "Return of the Planet of the Apes," Andy Serkis of "Lord of the Rings" fame introduces us to his latest CGI character, Caesar, an ape that has been raised from childhood by Charles (John Lithgow) and Will (James Franco). When Lithgow's character accidentally ends up in the wrong car due to Alzheimer's, Caesar ends up aping out big time in order to protect him from the angry car owner. Watch the extended clip here.

For three seasons (going on four), "Jersey Shore" has introduced us to the lives and culture of Jersey-area Italian-Americans and their GTL lifestyle. Whether you agree that those guidos and guidettes are representative of any group other than "crazy people on reality television," the success of "Jersey Shore" is undeniable. So it's little surprise that Ryan Seacrest is aiming to catch some of that lightning in a bottle with a new reality series.

It's been a bit of a rough couple of months for Paris Hilton. Her new reality show, "The World According to Paris," has been met with lackluster ratings, she's been dealing with a stalker, and she can't seem to get through an interview without getting upset. The latest interview incident happened with ABC News, as Dan Harris sat down to talk to Paris about her new show.