TV and Movie News (page 1439)
Some media questions are hard to wrap your head, or in this case, fangs around.
“E!” online raises the question: “Did Justin Bieber purposefully name drop Robert Pattinson to get attention?” and wants to know if, as a result, Pattinson called Bieber a liar.
“E!” reports that Bieber was quoted in a British tabloid saying he wants R.Pattz as a wingman because he uses his hair to meet girls.
Was Skyler Morrison Berman born wearing a bow tie?
Against the wishes of excited fashion writers and fans, Skyler Morrison Berman came into this world in just his birthday suit earlier this week.
Announced on Thursday, Rachel Zoe and Rodger Berman's newest addition was born 6 lb., 12 oz. and 20 inches long.
“Mom and Dad ‘LITERALLY’ could not be happier or more in love with their son!” the couple told People Magazine.
It's always going to be a good night on "30 Rock" when Will Arnett shows up!
This week's episode saw the "TGS" crew reeling as Tracy is still away "in Africa." When Jack puts the show on a forced hiatus, everyone freaks out and starts going to their "plan B." Frank goes back to stand-up, Pete returns to substitute teaching, and Sue goes to her fallback job as a psychic detective (no, seriously).
Elizabeth Taylor, now that was a woman. Even in death, she went out in style, requesting to be delivered to her funeral a fashionable 15 minutes late.
Taylor, died of congestive heart failure at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Wednesday, and by Thursday afternoon, she had been buried in the Great Mausoleum at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California near celebrities like Michael Jackson and Clark Gable.
Sammi is either totally busted, or Arvin is totally lying. The phone conversation (continued from last week) has Arvin saying that he and Angelina made out, and Angelina denying it again and again.
Nobody's happy. Let the totally awkward dinner begin!
Afterward, Sammi finally owns up and says that she made out with Arvin when she was 21…two years ago. Don't know why she didn't just say that a while ago.
"Sucker Punch": In this fantasy-action film, a teenage girl being held in an insane asylum must plan her escape. The ensemble cast, full of girl power, includes Emily Browning, Abbie Cornish, Jena Malone, Vanessa Hudgens and Jamie Chung. Rated PG-13
"Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules": In this sequel to the 2010 hit film, Greg is starting 7th grade and his parents are forcing him to bond with his big brother Rodrick, the bully.
What's wrong with Abed? Maybe the better question to ask is what's right with Abed? When Jeff agrees to have dinner with Abed for his birthday, he finds that the usually antisocial and somewhat juvenile pop culture nerd is smiling, hugging, and looking for a "real conversation."
Jeff, meanwhile, has planned a super-cool "Pulp Fiction" surprise party for Abed, including costumes and a certified replica of Marcellus Wallace's briefcase.
It is both a sad day and a great one as we receive news on two great shows, one of them cancelled and the other renewed.
The critically-acclaimed boxing drama "Lights Out" has been cancelled by parent network FX after the show failed to bring in the ratings necessary to keep it afloat. It's sad to see a show with such promise be knocked out in the first round, especially when FX is creating lots of amazing original content and not having a lot of success: "Terriers" was another terrific show that didn't get renewed due to poor ratings, even with exc
Whoopi Goldberg’s eyes were glazy when she accepted her Oscar for “Ghost.”
Understandably, most people would assume she was tearing up over the career high, but her mother knew better. Goldberg was actually high.
In a clip that has surfaced on TMZ, dated from 1992, Goldberg explains that her mother called her later to scold her and her “glistening eyes.
Seth MacFarlane's love for Big Band music is no secret: the "Family Guy" creator has featured many big-band-style numbers on his shows before, including a full episode featuring Frank Sinatra Jr. singing a collection of songs with Brian and Stewie (both of whom, of course, are voiced by MacFarlane).
MacFarlane is taking his love of music to the stage this Saturday, March 26th at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, where he will perform a collection of big-band hits such as "Anytime, Anywhere" and "You're the Cream in My Coffee.
