TV and Movie News (page 1378)

Perhaps the website of "The Office" band Subtle Sexuality says it best: "Subtle Sexuality is the best girl group to ever come out of Scranton PA, and their long-awaited follow-up to the smash hit 'Male Prima Donna' is finally here!! The band shows they have no limits with their new pop-country track, 'The Girl Next Door.' It's sweet, it's stirring, it's genius, it's pure Subtle Sexuality."

What do you get when you put a 25-year-old swimsuit model with a notorious Hollywood bad-boy? One rocky relationship! After five years of dating, "Inception" star Leonardo DiCaprio and his bombshell of a girlfriend Bar Refaeli have broken up. The couple met back in 2006 and dated quietly for some time.

You ever wish you could make your boss go away forever? If so, then this summer's comedy "Horrible Bosses" will be a must-see for you. The film, directed by Seth Gordon, stars Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis as three disgruntled employees who plot to kill their bosses. Their bosses are played by Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Aniston and Colin Farrell respectively.

South Park is seriously out of control. In a good way, of course. Last night's episode saw the Canadian Royal Princess kidnapped during the Canadian Royal Wedding, a tragedy that apparently has no equal as far as the Canadians are concerned. That leads Ike to join the Canadian military (who is armed mostly with hockey sticks, natch) to get her back. That's a problem for Mr.

Can't get enough "Repo Games?" Don't worry, Spike TV just picked up six brand-new reality shows to help fuel your hunger for slightly silly, man-marketed, unscripted television. SallyAnn Salsano, executive producer of "Jersey Shore," has a new way to approach the pawn shop reality show: make it a competition. Salsano is bringing "Pawn Games" to Spike, in which contestants can win back pawned objects.

Woody Allen's newest film might not have Scarlett Johannsson in it, but it does have time travel. And let's be honest: while the former loses its glamour when it starts dating a 50-year-old, the latter will never not be awesome.

Mitchell is upset that he can't go to the Lady Gaga concert..."It's the one gay cliche that I allow myself," he says. The problem is, Cameron is sick. No, that's an understatement. Cameron looks like he's half-dead. Claire is upset that she's always playing bad cop while Phil is always the good cop. So, she makes Phil tell the girls to clean the bathroom while she takes Manny and Luke go-karting.

"The Situation" is dealing with a whole new kind of situation, as his estranged father has been attacking him publicly through online videos. TMZ first released the videos, which feature Mike Sorrentino's father going off on angry tirades against his now-famous son, accusing the "Jersey Shore" star of leaving him to go on welfare. It gets worse: Sorrentino's dad released another video claiming that Sitch got fired from some of his previous jobs because of sexual misconduct.

Last night's episode of "The Voice" saw it move to a different time slot as the blind auditions wrapped up and the Battle Round started. It's only been three episodes, but already it felt like something was missing. My attention was waning, and I could just imagine people changing the channel. Sure enough, the ratings from last night report that while "The Voice" drew in 10.5 million viewers and a 4.7 rating in the demo, that's almost a 20% decrease from last week.

Rachel Weisz has been a hot commodity around town this month, and with "The Thin Man" on the table as well, she has even more to choose from.