TV and Movie News (page 1392)
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 12:00 pm PST Topic: Celebrity Apprentice By: Andy Neuenschwander
I'm sure Donald Trump was anticipating that he would anger a lot of Americans in questioning the president's birthplace and school grades. I'm not so sure that he anticipated losing sponsors.
After fielding a number of complaints from their customers, online deals site Groupon will be pulling their advertisments from the "Celebrity Apprentice" website. Groupon had a sort of blanket deal with NBC in which their ads would appear on various pages on the NBC website.
I'm sure Donald Trump was anticipating that he would anger a lot of Americans in questioning the president's birthplace and school grades. I'm not so sure that he anticipated losing sponsors.
After fielding a number of complaints from their customers, online deals site Groupon will be pulling their advertisments from the "Celebrity Apprentice" website. Groupon had a sort of blanket deal with NBC in which their ads would appear on various pages on the NBC website.
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 11:23 am PST Topic: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures By: Sean Comer
Without them, Harold and Kumar never got to White Castle. Without them . . . Dude, nobody cares where Jesse and Chester's car went.
Their adventure? Excellent. Their journey? Bogus. The original two idiots on a mission, they are . . .
Come on, you know the words . . .
Bill S. Preston, Esquire! "Ted" Theodore Logan! And if Alex "Bill" Winter has any say, they are once more .
Without them, Harold and Kumar never got to White Castle. Without them . . . Dude, nobody cares where Jesse and Chester's car went.
Their adventure? Excellent. Their journey? Bogus. The original two idiots on a mission, they are . . .
Come on, you know the words . . .
Bill S. Preston, Esquire! "Ted" Theodore Logan! And if Alex "Bill" Winter has any say, they are once more .
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 10:58 am PST Topic: Prom, Hoodwinked Too: Hood vs. Evil, Fast Five By: Allie Basilica
Now that the Royal Wedding is over, real life can resume. If you are heading the movies this weekend, here are the films opening in wide release.
"Prom": Rated PG
"Fast Five": Rated PG-13
"Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil": Rated PG
Now that the Royal Wedding is over, real life can resume. If you are heading the movies this weekend, here are the films opening in wide release.
"Prom": Rated PG
"Fast Five": Rated PG-13
"Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil": Rated PG
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 10:51 am PST Topic: The Vampire Diaries By: Britt Ashley
The full moon is upon Mystic Falls and that means it's curse-breaking time!
Elijah reveals the 500-year-old mystical resurrection elixir that he original procured to ensure Katherine would live through Klaus's sacrifice ritual and Damon gets the line of the episode snarking, "THAT's your plan? A magical witch potion with no expiration date?"
Ethical undead gentleman that he is, Elijah is up front about the fact that there is a chance the elixir won't work and Elena will just die.
The full moon is upon Mystic Falls and that means it's curse-breaking time!
Elijah reveals the 500-year-old mystical resurrection elixir that he original procured to ensure Katherine would live through Klaus's sacrifice ritual and Damon gets the line of the episode snarking, "THAT's your plan? A magical witch potion with no expiration date?"
Ethical undead gentleman that he is, Elijah is up front about the fact that there is a chance the elixir won't work and Elena will just die.
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 8:25 am PST Topic: Jimmy Kimmel Live! By: Richard Sharp
While it may seem like everyone and their mother is consumed with the Royal Wedding brouhaha, there are a few parts of the world (including some right here in the US of A) where pomp, circumstance of a whole lot of uber-rich white aristocrats isn't the type of thing you get up early to watch (or even watch at all).
Jimmy Kimmel heads down to South Central L.A. in this clip from "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", and asks residents just how excited they are about Kate and Willy's Big Adventure.
While it may seem like everyone and their mother is consumed with the Royal Wedding brouhaha, there are a few parts of the world (including some right here in the US of A) where pomp, circumstance of a whole lot of uber-rich white aristocrats isn't the type of thing you get up early to watch (or even watch at all).
Jimmy Kimmel heads down to South Central L.A. in this clip from "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", and asks residents just how excited they are about Kate and Willy's Big Adventure.
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 5:10 am PST Topic: 30 Rock By: Andy Neuenschwander
The theme of this week's episode is control, as Jack, Liz, and even Tracy work to try to gain control over something they can't.
For Liz, it's all about getting her life back on track: as she cleans out her apartment, her conversation with Jenna about "The Secret" leads her to decide to get her life in order. Her new outlook impresses Jack so much that he even gives her one of his neckties! Liz even gets her own montage with a song describing the action.
The theme of this week's episode is control, as Jack, Liz, and even Tracy work to try to gain control over something they can't.
For Liz, it's all about getting her life back on track: as she cleans out her apartment, her conversation with Jenna about "The Secret" leads her to decide to get her life in order. Her new outlook impresses Jack so much that he even gives her one of his neckties! Liz even gets her own montage with a song describing the action.
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 5:00 am PST Topic: American Idol By: Andy Neuenschwander
It's down to the Top 6, and by the end of the night it will be down to the Top 5. But let's not pay any attention to them, let's talk about Steven Tyler and his magazine covers.
The Idols showed up at the British consulate for "Brit Week" in honor of the royal wedding. Eric Idle keeps looking at the Idols like they're aliens, but Fred Willard gets friendly with the young singers.
It's down to the Top 6, and by the end of the night it will be down to the Top 5. But let's not pay any attention to them, let's talk about Steven Tyler and his magazine covers.
The Idols showed up at the British consulate for "Brit Week" in honor of the royal wedding. Eric Idle keeps looking at the Idols like they're aliens, but Fred Willard gets friendly with the young singers.
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 5:00 am PST Topic: CBS Evening News, Sarah Palin's Alaska, Saturday Night Live , NBC TODAY Show By: Sean Comer
It's been a big week for network TV anchor news: Sarah Palin threw a punch after the bell at departing CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric, and People Magazine reported Meredith Vieira is leaving The Today Show.
It's been a big week for network TV anchor news: Sarah Palin threw a punch after the bell at departing CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric, and People Magazine reported Meredith Vieira is leaving The Today Show.
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 5:00 am PST Topic: William & Kate: The Royal Wedding By: Andy Neuenschwander
The Royal Wedding is tomorrow...do you know where you'll be watching? After all, the event is expected to set a record in terms of worldwide viewers, so you wouldn't want to be left out.
There will be plenty of television coverage, but you'll be able to watch online as well should you find yourself away from a TV. All you need to do is come back to Yidio tomorrow, find this page, and you'll be set to enjoy one of the biggest television events in history whether you're at home or at work.
The Royal Wedding is tomorrow...do you know where you'll be watching? After all, the event is expected to set a record in terms of worldwide viewers, so you wouldn't want to be left out.
There will be plenty of television coverage, but you'll be able to watch online as well should you find yourself away from a TV. All you need to do is come back to Yidio tomorrow, find this page, and you'll be set to enjoy one of the biggest television events in history whether you're at home or at work.
Posted: April 29, 2011 @ 4:30 am PST Topic: Community By: Andy Neuenschwander
This week's episode took a step back from the crazy meta-ness of "Paradigms of Human Memory" to do some good old-fashioned storytelling, and another bottle episode of sorts.
It's exams time, and the gang is sitting in on Duncan's Anthropology final, which consists of drinking and throwing balls of paper at Annie. Have I ever mentioned how much I love it when Duncan teaches this class? It's doesn't get much better than "And that is what Jews do at weddings.
This week's episode took a step back from the crazy meta-ness of "Paradigms of Human Memory" to do some good old-fashioned storytelling, and another bottle episode of sorts.
It's exams time, and the gang is sitting in on Duncan's Anthropology final, which consists of drinking and throwing balls of paper at Annie. Have I ever mentioned how much I love it when Duncan teaches this class? It's doesn't get much better than "And that is what Jews do at weddings.
