TV and Movie News (page 1412)

Lady Gaga went down during her April 8 show in Houston.

While jumping from the piano to its bench, mid-song, Gaga took a backwards tumble and crashed to the ground.

With microphone still in hand, Gaga hardly misses a beat (and even continues to sing with her legs in the air). After a moment, she gets right back up and finishes the set without even stopping to get checked by medics.

An unbelievable YouTube video has captured the attention of David Beckham’s fans and critics.

The video shows the soccer star skyrocketing three balls into separate trash can bins on a beach in California.

As Mashable notes, the video called “Unbelievable David Beckham” has received harsh skepticism and negative comments on Diet Pepsi’s Facebook Page and Pepsi’s YouTube Channel.

Another day, another baby announcement via Twitter.

Tori Spelling took to the Twitterverse Monday night to share the news that she and husband Dean McDermott are expecting their third child.

For months there have been whispers that the "Beverly Hills 90210" actress may have another bun in the oven and now it's official.

Spelling followed the trend of many other expectant moms and used her valuable 140 characters to say, "I know there's been a lot of speculation, so I wanted everyone to hear from me.

There's a new professional wrestling league in town, and they're calling themselves the MCW, or "Micro Championship Wrestling." Why "Micro"? Simple: every wrestler in the MCW is a little person.

The organization's goal is to "show the world that little people are serious athletes who have the determination to succeed."

Their website reads: "Our Micro Athletes may be short in stature, but make up for it in Hardwork, Will Power and Determination!"

TruTV has put in a six-episode order of a new show centerin

After two emotionally-charged episodes focusing on Barney and his relationships, "How I Met Your Mother" took some time to focus on Ted and Marshall this week.

Ted and Zoey, who take the "you hang up" thing to a whole new level, are challenging each other both professionally and in their relationship. This brings on the main lesson of the episode: some couple support each other (like Lily and Marshall) while others challenge each other.

It's sort of a testament to director John Carpenter's ability to channel effective concepts into cinematic legacies that his films keep being remade. Of the ten theatrical movies he made from 1976 to 1988, six have either been remade, or have remakes at some stage of production.

If the films themselves aren't effectively living on - the original "The Fog" doesn't get a lot of play these days - the imagery, titles, and concepts certainly still pack a punch.

"30 Rock" star Alec Baldwin has said that he may quit acting soon (he also said that he would be done with "30 Rock" in 2012). But when a legendary director like Woody Allen wants you for his newest film, you put your retirement plans on hold.

Deadline reports that Baldwin has committed to Allen's next film, which will be a comedy set in Rome. A title for the film has not been revealed yet, and the movie is still in its early stages.

Mountain climbers cling from a craggly precipice. Parkour jumpers leap and boomerang off buildings and walls. Bullriders get launched from sharp horned longhorns eager to rip them limb from limb. 3D television isn’t required to be so in your face, but damn does it ever help.

We’re at a panel at NAB in Las Vegas with the creators of the newly launched 3Net, a 3D television station on DirectTV started by Sony, Discover, and IMAX.

You know that show "Storage Wars" on A&E, the one where people bid on the unknown contents of storage lockers? Well, a Los Angeles man hit the million dollar jackpot--literally--when he bought an abandoned unit and found a comic book valued at over $1 million inside.

There's only one problem...the comic was stolen, and it belongs to none other than Nicolas Cage.

Yes, the "National Treasure" star has some treasures of his own, as the actor is a huge comic book fan and is known for having a great collection.

Well, no one ever accused James Cameron of dreaming small.

During the keynote address of the massive annual broadcasting conference NAB, the “Titanic” director announced the formation of a exciting major new 3D partnership with “Avatar” collaborator Vince Pace, aimed at putting the pedal to the proverbial metal of the 3D production world. Yidio is on-site on the conference and will be reporting on developments throughout the week.