TV and Movie News (page 1320)
Posted: June 29, 2011 @ 5:15 am PST Topic: White Collar By: Sean Comer
Mozzie (Willie Garson) and Neal (Tim DeKay) have remained free men - well, semi-free - largely because they're always a step ahead of whoever would try to change that. This week, someone got a drop on them.
As Mozzie is selling off a his collection of sketchy surveillance equipment and other "sleight of hand-me-downs" to benefit the Detroit orphanage where he was raised by a kind man named Mr. Jefferies (Ernie Hudson), his little fire sale is visited gangster Tommy DeLuca, Jr. and a few friends.
Mozzie (Willie Garson) and Neal (Tim DeKay) have remained free men - well, semi-free - largely because they're always a step ahead of whoever would try to change that. This week, someone got a drop on them.
As Mozzie is selling off a his collection of sketchy surveillance equipment and other "sleight of hand-me-downs" to benefit the Detroit orphanage where he was raised by a kind man named Mr. Jefferies (Ernie Hudson), his little fire sale is visited gangster Tommy DeLuca, Jr. and a few friends.
Posted: June 29, 2011 @ 5:04 am PST Topic: Smash By: Andy Neuenschwander
Do you like "Glee?" Wish there was a more grown-up version, maybe one not set in a high school? You might be exactly the right kind of audience for NBC's upcoming fall show "Smash."
The people behind "Smash," which include producer Steven Spielberg, have insisted that they're nothing like "Glee." But taking a look at the preview, it's hard to deny that there are "Glee"-like tendencies in play here. Watch the preview for "Smash" here.
Do you like "Glee?" Wish there was a more grown-up version, maybe one not set in a high school? You might be exactly the right kind of audience for NBC's upcoming fall show "Smash."
The people behind "Smash," which include producer Steven Spielberg, have insisted that they're nothing like "Glee." But taking a look at the preview, it's hard to deny that there are "Glee"-like tendencies in play here. Watch the preview for "Smash" here.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 2:31 pm PST Topic: The Bachelorette By: Sean Comer
Week by week, date by date, Ashley Hebert makes a better and better argument for celibacy.
This week, "The Bachelorette" took this American idiot and her eight long-suffering suitors - who, by now, must be developing nervous twitches with every date card that arrives - to Hong Kong - one of Asia's most beautiful cities and the home of (bar-none) the world's greatest martial-arts films.
Week by week, date by date, Ashley Hebert makes a better and better argument for celibacy.
This week, "The Bachelorette" took this American idiot and her eight long-suffering suitors - who, by now, must be developing nervous twitches with every date card that arrives - to Hong Kong - one of Asia's most beautiful cities and the home of (bar-none) the world's greatest martial-arts films.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 12:10 pm PST Topic: Transformers: Dark of the Moon By: Richard Sharp
While "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" might be getting dogged by pre-release reviews, Shia LaBeouf will be getting high fives from dudes all over the country this week after rather nonchalantly admitting that he slept with his former "Transformers" co-star Megan Fox while they were working together. LaBeouf talked about the affair in a new "bad boy" interview for "Details" Magazine.
While "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" might be getting dogged by pre-release reviews, Shia LaBeouf will be getting high fives from dudes all over the country this week after rather nonchalantly admitting that he slept with his former "Transformers" co-star Megan Fox while they were working together. LaBeouf talked about the affair in a new "bad boy" interview for "Details" Magazine.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 5:21 am PST Topic: G4's Proving Ground, Attack Of The Show, Jackass By: Andy Neuenschwander
In reaction to the death of "Jackass" star Ryan Dunn last week, the G4 network decided to pull Dunn's other show, "Proving Ground," from their schedule. The network had just aired a brand-new episode of the show earlier in the month, and has eight new episodes remaining.
In reaction to the death of "Jackass" star Ryan Dunn last week, the G4 network decided to pull Dunn's other show, "Proving Ground," from their schedule. The network had just aired a brand-new episode of the show earlier in the month, and has eight new episodes remaining.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 5:20 am PST Topic: The Voice By: Andy Neuenschwander
Apparently Justin Bieber is a fan of "The Voice"...or, he's a fan of one of the contestants at least.
With the finale episodes of "The Voice" airing on Tuesday and Wednesday night (performances on Tuesday, results on Wednesday), Bieber is getting into the spirit of the competition. The pop star took to his Facebook page to officially endorse one of the contestants as his favorite to win the whole thing.
Apparently Justin Bieber is a fan of "The Voice"...or, he's a fan of one of the contestants at least.
With the finale episodes of "The Voice" airing on Tuesday and Wednesday night (performances on Tuesday, results on Wednesday), Bieber is getting into the spirit of the competition. The pop star took to his Facebook page to officially endorse one of the contestants as his favorite to win the whole thing.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 5:19 am PST Topic: The Voice By: Andy Neuenschwander
All along, "The Voice" has wanted everyone to know that it's not "American Idol." But that won't stop it from using some of the same "American Idol" revenue-creating tricks, like launching a summer tour.
The eight semifinalists of "The Voice" will hit the road this summer, likely performing the covers they sang on the show along with some original songs.
All along, "The Voice" has wanted everyone to know that it's not "American Idol." But that won't stop it from using some of the same "American Idol" revenue-creating tricks, like launching a summer tour.
The eight semifinalists of "The Voice" will hit the road this summer, likely performing the covers they sang on the show along with some original songs.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 5:19 am PST Topic: BET Awards, For Colored Girls, American Idol By: Richard Sharp
Convicted woman-beater and alleged homophobe Chris Brown cleaned house at the BET Awards last night, where the telecast was marred by an unbelievably uncomfortable on-air screw-up. A truly bizarre mistake during the ceremony left Rihanna out in the cold and unlucky fan Tiffany Green spitting fire on Facebook.
Convicted woman-beater and alleged homophobe Chris Brown cleaned house at the BET Awards last night, where the telecast was marred by an unbelievably uncomfortable on-air screw-up. A truly bizarre mistake during the ceremony left Rihanna out in the cold and unlucky fan Tiffany Green spitting fire on Facebook.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 5:18 am PST Topic: True Blood By: Andy Neuenschwander
Ever wonder what goes on when the camera cuts on the set of "True Blood?" A new video from Funny Or Die gives you a very er raw glimpse at one of the show's shapeshifting scenes, behind the scenes.
Here's the premise: Janina Gavankar (Luna) is happy to be on set as a new cast member, and is shooting her first scene with co-star Marshall Allman (Tommy). But there's a problem: Marshall is a "method" actor, and takes this whole shapeshifting thing way too seriously. Watch this very NSFW sketch.
Ever wonder what goes on when the camera cuts on the set of "True Blood?" A new video from Funny Or Die gives you a very er raw glimpse at one of the show's shapeshifting scenes, behind the scenes.
Here's the premise: Janina Gavankar (Luna) is happy to be on set as a new cast member, and is shooting her first scene with co-star Marshall Allman (Tommy). But there's a problem: Marshall is a "method" actor, and takes this whole shapeshifting thing way too seriously. Watch this very NSFW sketch.
Posted: June 28, 2011 @ 5:18 am PST Topic: Twilight By: Andy Neuenschwander
Any "Twilight" fans planning a trip to Forks, Washington to get their picture taken at the high school are going to have a rather shocking welcome.
The small city of Forks has demolished the high school that served as a setting for scenes from the "Twilight" movies. The 86-year-old facade of the school was a popular spot for fans of the series to take pictures, considering its prominence in the first few "Twilight" films.
Any "Twilight" fans planning a trip to Forks, Washington to get their picture taken at the high school are going to have a rather shocking welcome.
The small city of Forks has demolished the high school that served as a setting for scenes from the "Twilight" movies. The 86-year-old facade of the school was a popular spot for fans of the series to take pictures, considering its prominence in the first few "Twilight" films.
