TV and Movie News (page 1402)



Here we are, after weeks of relentless advertising: the premiere of "The Voice." It all starts with introductions for our four superstar coaches, and you know, when you list all of their awards they do sound pretty accomplished.
Can we all agree to stop calling Cee Lo's song "Forget You" though? We all know it's not supposed to be "forget."
If you saw the preview last week, you're in for some deja vu: Christina Aguilera, Blake Shelton, Adam Levine, and Cee Lo Green all sing Cee Lo's hit "Crazy" together, and th

The webseries that started as a writer's strike pick-up project and ended up redefining what webisodes can be is about to get even better.
In an interview with The New York Times, director Joss Whedon has revealed that he plans on revisiting "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" (starring Neil Patrick Harris) as soon as possible for a sequel, and in fact the songs are currently being written.
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If you've seen the first two episodes of "Game of Thrones," then you're aware of how nuanced and complicated the story can be.
Well, a man from Florida and his cousin are well-acquainted with the nuances of the new HBO series as well: the two got in such a huge argument over the show that one of them threw the other through a window.
Michael Podniestrzanski and Joshua Ross were having an argument over which characters would win in a battle on the show when things got a little too heated.
Like it or not Blake Lively is no longer a blonde.
The "Gossip Girl" beauty known for her golden locks pulled a 180 last night when she debuted a fiery new do. Lively arrived at TIME magazine's Most Influential People in the World party last night in NYC as a red head.
As we reported this week, the up and coming starlet snagged a spot on the magazine's annual list and she's in good company.
If you have never watched “Gossip Girl” before last night’s episode, don’t start now. The return of a prince comes in the midst of a sentencing with the addition of a new cousin and during the search for a mother. BONUS: Who ever thought we would see the use of Gossip Girl laid out in a tutorial? This show is exhausting.
Serena is teaching Cousin Charlie a thing or two about the business of getting into everyone’s business.
After last week’s nightmarish Thanksgiving episode, I was hoping for a more calm, cool and collected Bethenny. Although that sounds impossible, she was a smidge less neurotic last night (though her neurosis is somewhat endearing.)
For me the highlight of this episode comes in the opening scene. Bethenny has just arrived at the Hilton for her book signing and she is exploring the Presidential Suite when she comes upon a bidet.