TV and Movie News (page 1344)

In spite of the sour taste left after "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," it's pretty hard to not get sucked back once again. And in 3D no less! Click through for a new TV spot showing how Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) gets pulled back into the Autobot action, along with a glimpse of his new girlfriend (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley).

"The Voice," NBC's breakout hit of the season, will get a few more episodes to stretch their legs and enjoy the comforts of their new set. What's on tap for tonight? Well, you'll have to wait and see, but as we previously reported, coaches Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine, and Blake Shelton are readying a Queen medley that will include "Bohemian Rhapsody," "We Will Rock You," and "We Are the Champions."

When Reese Witherspoon accepted her Generation Award at the MTV Movie Awards the other night, her speech was mostly about being grateful for her career, family, and friends (and calling Robert Pattinson a motherf***er). But she also went on a slight tangent about being a woman in Hollywood, and things got a little awkward.

Whether you're looking for extreme physical challenges, colorful personalities, or just some advice on how to save a buck this summer, there's a reality show for you. Discovery has picked up "One Man Army," CMT has "Texas Women," and TLC is giving you a little more "Extreme Couponing" action.

Angelina Jolie may return to her 2010 blockbuster character "if it comes together right." And when Angelina Jolie, one of the few bankable stars in the world right now, says jump, every studio in town says "yes please!" Director Philip Noyce probably won't return, but screenwriter Kurt Wimmer is already typing away.

Hmmm. Telling a zombie fanatic that this next news bit is consolation for "The Walking Dead" possibly having dropped in its tracks would be a little like telling telling somebody, "Sorry, but Coca-Cola has gone out of business. But cheer up! There's always RC Cola!" But hey, beggars can't be choosers. So here's another TV project torn from the pages of a zombie-centric graphic novel.

Now that AMC has more or less dominated the cable drama market (see the list of "Critics' Choice Television Awards" nominees for proof), it's time for the next step. No, not comedy. Reality TV! The network has a new show lined up, and Kevin Smith is involved. Yes, that Kevin Smith. The guy who wrote and directed films like "Clerks," "Mallrats" and "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" is executive producing a reality show.

Before "Twilight," vampires were still the kind of creatures that we saw in shows like "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" or in movies like "Bram Stoker's Dracula." Now, they're the go-to monster for supernatural romance. "Twilight" has done it, "True Blood" has done it, and "Vampire Diaries" has done it (and thrown in witches to boot). Nina Dobrev, star of "The Vampire Diaries," knows that she owes a lot to "Twilight." That's why she gave them props after the MTV Movie Awards!

If we were truly living in "according to Paris," we would know exactly whom to blame for the awful ratings for last week's premiere of Paris Hilton's reality show, "The World According to Paris." It's the network's fault! We reported a few days ago that "The World According to Paris" premiered on Oxygen to just over 400,000 viewers, which wasn't even enough for it to place in the top 100 shows for the evening.

After long, public discussions with all three major networks, Couric has landed a potentially lucrative deal at ABC in which she will own and star in her own daytime talk show. But does ABC have what it takes to make the latest Couric venture a ratings success?