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I’ve been anxiously awaiting the return of my favorite guilty pleasure… possibly my guiltiest of all time. Yes, I’m talking about the second half of season 4 of "Gossip Girl." I’m talking Blair on Dan, Serena on anyone and Chuck on everyone else.
So far this season there have been many bizarre encounters, the biggest of which landed Blair Waldorf’s pouty lips squarely on Dan Humphrey’s… something even "Gossip Girl" herself couldn’t have seen coming.
Beneath the latex and facial horns, Lady Gaga is no different than anyone’s godmother.
She’s tolerant and upholds inclusiveness (not to mention, rocks Kermit the Frog like a pro), which is why Elton John and his partner David Furnish decided to grant her the honorary title for their new little monster Zachary.
Elton joked about the decision during his ‘Saturday Night Live’ appearance last weekend.
The Oxygen network has announced its summer premieres, and those who are fans of "Glee" or Paris Hilton (or both) will be very happy.
"The Glee Project" will premiere on Sunday, June 12th. The show will take a pool of 12 contestants with singing talent and have them compete for a spot on the actual "Glee."
The winner will reportedly get a 7-episode arc on the third season of "Glee.
We've already gotten a bit of a preview of what to expect when "Glee" returns: Mercedes being a diva, Sue allying with Will's other enemies, and a foray into a Will and Holly romance while Emma gets left in the dark.
But what about the music?
Yesterday saw the preview release of the Dalton Academy Warblers singing Keane's "Somewhere Only We Know.
While "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” has been renewed for another season, one of the leading ladies might let her spotlight dim early.
Kyle Richards, who seemed to be at the center of conflict, may not return.
"We're not really sure who's coming back yet, so we'll see," she told E!. "Right now we're deciding. It's a family decision between my husband, my kids and I, and we have a little time to decide and I'm kind of deciding what I want to do.
It's been a long hiatus (as is often the case with the CW), but "The Vampire Diaries" is finally back this week. The CW wants to make sure you're going to watch it, so they have a special campaign going: they're giving away free cars.
As if you needed a free car to convince you to watch "The Vampire Diaries."
Tune in each night of this week, and you'll see a set of commercials featuring the stars of CW shows (like "Vampire Diaries," "90210" and "Gossip Girl") that will tell you how to enter.
For once a Justin Bieber story about hair has nothing to do with his own.
As Radar reports, Bieber accidentally caught his mother’s hair on fire during a surprise birthday moment on his Berlin stage Saturday.
At the end of his show, Bieber brought his mother, Pattie Mallette on stage to blow out a cake with 35 candles while being serenaded by the entire audience.
As Mallette leaned over to blow out the flames her long flowing hair caught on fire.
M. Night Shyamalan hasn't had the best of luck with his feature films lately. The success and critical acclaim of "The Sixth Sense" has not since been matched, and Shyamalan's most recent original projects, "The Happening" and "The Last Airbender," were absolutely demolished by critics.
In fact, "The Last Airbender" won a slew of Razzie awards.
Just when you thought no one would hire her, Lindsay Lohan is up for another acting role...and it's a big one!
According to Radar Online, LiLo is scheduled to meet with the producers of the upcoming Zack Snyder Superman reboot, tentatively titled "Superman: Man of Steel." Lohan will reportedly read with an actor up for the role of Lex Luthor (supposedly, unknown Adam Harris) and is therefore up for a villainous role herself.