TV and Movie News (page 1331)

So far, the advertising campaign for "The Muppets" has been only a series of short spoof trailers, mocking "Green Lantern," "The Hangover: Part II," and romantic comedies. The last one acknowledged how frustrating that was getting, as Jason Segel said, "Why don't we show a real trailer? I mean, what are we hiding? Did we make the movie in Swedish or something?" Well, we finally got a real trailer, and it's not in Swedish.

We know you've seen a couple great trailers for 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2,' but this one, the studios swear, is the final trailer for the final installation of the epic film series. More than any other trailer, this new one ties together the extensive history of the films, and sets the table for an epic battle between Lord Voldemort and Harry, "the boy who lived."

Toward the beginning of the first season of "The Voice," just a few short weeks ago, music mentor and judge Blake Shelton got in some hot water about a tweet that he sent out that was construed as homophobic. It turned out to be a misunderstanding (and Blake thought it was ridiculous, calling those accusing him of being a bigot "dumb asses"). Now a second judge from "The Voice" is in the same predicament! Cee Lo Green sent a tweet earlier to Andrea Swensson, a music critic who dissed his performance with Rihanna in Minneapolis: "@gimme_noise I respect you

After performing the song on "American Idol" this season, Lady Gaga finally dropped the video for "Edge of Glory" last night, and it's a weird one - but not in the way you'd expect. The stripped down video features Gaga, clad in Versace, singing and leaning over a few railings on a set that looks suspiciously like something you might see on Sesame Street.

Everybody knows about Batman and Superman, but with the release of "Green Lantern," DC Comics is stepping into risky territory. Not everybody knows who Hal Jordan or the Green Lanterns are, as evidenced by this satirical video from the Onion News Network. So to catch up on what you need to know about "Green Lantern" before you see it, read on.

Dexter has a message for us, his closest friends and confidantes: "I'm feeling like my old self again." It's been a rough couple of seasons for everybody's favorite serial killer on Showtime's hit show "Dexter." His new image as a family man (and the, er, problems that came with it) changed him considerably, and his showdown with Trinity shook him to the core.

It's back, baby! In anticipation of the reboot of "Pop Up Video," VH1 Classic will be providing a marathon of Pop Up Video episodes from the 1990's. You know, back in the days when people would actually sit down in front of the TV and watch music videos. Remember that?

"The Muppets" continues its series of spoof trailers, still refusing to take this whole "let's make a trailer that shows our movie" thing seriously. But that's okay. They're the Muppets, and they can do whatever they want. The newest spoof takes off of "Green Lantern," which opens this weekend, starting with a very growly Kermit reciting "the oath."

When you have a franchise that's as big as "Harry Potter," all you need is an empty website to create some buzz. A new website called Pottermore.com has sprung up, with the official endorsement of Potter author J.K. Rowling. In fact, her signature and pictures of owls are the only things that grade the yet-to-be-launched website as of now. Pottermore is shrouded in mystery, as only a handful of people have seen what the finished product will look like.

We've got more details for you on the long-awaited wedding of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan! "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" star Peter Facinelli stopped by the E! News studio to chat with Ryan Seacrest about the upcoming film and he had plenty to say about the big day. Watch the interview and get excited.