TV and Movie News (page 1452)
Top o' the morning to you. Today's Yidio Video of the Day takes us to Sydney, Australia, where we get the answer to the question:
What happens when you get the cast of 'Riverdance,' hundreds of school children and loads of unsuspecting tourists milling about Central Station on St. Patty's Day?
Let's just say they might not all be wearing green, but they clearly know what "Erin Go Bragh" means.
How many supernatural TV shows is enough? It seems, according to the CW, that two is not the answer. The network already has two supernatural TV shows in "The Vampire Diaries" and "Supernatural," but are working on a new pilot called "Heavenly" as well.
The show just gained two familiar cast members in Lauren Cohan and Ryan Eggold who have worked on "The Vampire Diaries" and "90210.
With seven different versions of the show and a gazallion cities to reach, Bravo’s “Real Housewives” franchise could have swept the nation. Bravo’s Andy Cohen told OK! That won’t be happening. Miami might be the last stop.
“I really feel like we’re done,” Andy said. “Yeah.”
As recently confirmed by the network, a casting call notice on Craig's List that went out for what seemed to be a "Real Housewives of San Francisco" was a hoax.
And we thought this one would last...
The NYPost is reporting that "Twilight" star Ashley Greene and her honey of 8 months, Joe Jonas, have thrown in the towel. An inside source tells Page Six that the split "was mutual and amicable."
Jonas and Greene began dating quietly last summer but didn't wait long to go public with their affection. Greene had recently split from actor Brock Kelly and Jonas was fresh out of a tumultuous relationship with starlet Demi Lovato.
The X-Factor is that unknown �something� that adds major value to an object, element or person.
It�s unexplainable, almost phenomenal - and for Simon Cowell it�s the ultimate goal.
His newest project, the FOX singing competition �The X Factor� is sure to have plenty of �it� � starting with the judges.
Not only do the judges need to carry an entertaining quality of their own, they need to be able to pick up on it.
Rapper Nate Dogg, 41, died on Tuesday as a result of complications from multiple strokes.
The death of the four-time Grammy nominee was unexpected. On Wednesday, Attorney Mark Geragos told the Associate Press the cause of death, which stems from a stroke suffered by Nate (real name, Nathaniel D. Hale) in 2007. Hale was left partially paralyzed, and in 2008, he had another stroke.
Friends of Hale said he had made great progress in his recovery.
Remember when Michael Chiklis was terrifying? Each week on television, Vic Mackey would show up on TV and I'd be all set in my living room, ready to confess to things I've never even heard of.
Somewhere along the way that all turned around. Nothing like playing a superhero - two, at that (yes, "Fantastic Four" and "No Ordinary Family" DID happen) - to turn all that around.
The sudden passing of rapping legend Nate Dogg was hard news for “American Idol” contestant Jacob Lusk. Lusk shared a special connection with the “Regulators” star.
In 2007, Lusk auditioned for Nate Dogg’s gospel group, “InNate Praise.” He landed the spot and the two became friends, TMZ reports.
“Nate Dogg gone? Can’t be true… I’m going miss him telling me to CALM DOWN!!!! Or saying HERE HE GO… .
If you didn't get an invite to the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, don't be too upset: the Obamas didn't get one either, apparently (but the Beckhams did!).
Fortunately for you, the BBC has announced that their flagship BBC1's coverage of the wedding will be broadcast all over the world on international BBC channels, including BBC America.
So, you will be able to dress yourself up in a fancy suit and tie, serve yourself some hors d'oeuvres, sit in your living room and pretend you're really there.
Lady Gaga is getting gagged in Malaysia as radio stations fear her lyrics could offend the nation’s social and religious observances.
According to the Associated Press, broadcasters in the Muslim-majority country are refusing to play lines in the song that encourage public acceptance of gays.
Certain lyrics of "Born This Way" have made indecipherable, including: "No matter gay, straight or bi, lesbian, transgendered life, I'm on the right track, baby.
