TV and Movie News (page 1478)
Bravo’s Andy Cohen can take his share of random television moments.
From weave pulling to table flipping, the host of all the Housewives’ reunion shows has stomached a lot, but the one thing that almost pushed him over the edge during the Oscars?
The children’s choir from Staten Island’s Public School 22.
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Tuesday, Cohen acted like he wished the kids had gone “Over the Rainbow” rather than onstage.
Earlier today, we reported that NBC's "The Voice" officially has its first two judges: Cee Lo Green (the soulful singer behind the hit "F*** You") and Maroon 5's Adam Levine. Well, the third judge is now official as well: pop star and vocal acrobat Christina Aguilera has signed on to judge on the show.
The addition of Aguilera confirms rumors that started last week with reports in Entertainment Weekly that Xtina was in talks for the show.
Kim Kardashian wants you to turn her up. Announcing the arrival of her new single “Jam (Turn It Up),” she made an appearance on “On Air with Ryan Seacrest” on Wednesday morning.
She told the radio host that she was a little nervous about releasing the song.
“I think it’s only normal for me to be nervous. I’m only human. I’ve never sang before,” said Kardashian.
Forget the hair flip.
Following a birthday dinner at Maggiano’s restaurant, Justin Bieber flipped off photographers while sitting aside girlfriend Selena Gomez.
What gives with the bird?
Commentators look to typical birthday angst. Justin tweeted he had “mixed feelings” earlier in the day, but later tweeted “great bday. flew in grandma and got my cake.
Casting calls are closed for two upcoming network pilots.
"The League" and "Iron Man 2" actress Leslie Bibb is slated to star in the ABC pilot "Good Christian Bitches."
"Sex and the City" creator Darren Star will act as executive producer for the dramedy based on Kim Gatlin's novel of the same name.
The show will focus on Amanda Vaughn, a recently divorced mother of two who moves back to the opulent Dallas neighborhood where she grew up, looking for a fresh start.
Star Wars parodies: "Family Guy" has them, "Robot Chicken" has them, and now comedy website Collegehumor is starting their own.
In fact, Collegehumor is starting a whole new web series called "Troopers" which follows two inept Stormtroopers in the Galactic Empire. The first episode stars Aubrey Plaza (who also stars in "Parks and Recreation" and appeared in films like "Funny People" and "Scott Pilgrim vs.
Ever since "American Idol" became one of the biggest shows on TV, other networks have been trying to capture the same kind of TV magic that "Idol" brings every week. ABC swung out and missed with "The One", and while "X Factor" is getting a decent audience, it doesn't compete directly with "Idol."
NBC is about to throw its hat into the ring with an adaptation of a Dutch vocal talent show, which will be simply titled "The Voice.
As it has rocketed to the top of the TV charts and become one of television's biggest hits, "Glee" has also enjoyed some amazing guest stars.
We saw Broadway stars like Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth show up time and again, and movie stars like Gwenyth Paltrow stop by. Even Britney Spears dropped in for a hot second.
Now, one of music's true legends is negotiating his way onto the show.
Former Christian Dior creative director John Galliano has entered rehab.
The eccentric fashion icon was fired from the French fashion house this week after he was caught on video making anti-Semitic remarks at a Parisian bistro.
Since his dismissal by Dior, Galliano has received advice from friends Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, who have both urged the designer to seek professional help.
Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.
Snooki sat down and did an interview with Rolling Stone and had some interesting things to say about MTV, "Jersey Shore," and what she plans on doing in the future. Snooki is on the cover riding a rocket (which she compared to Vinny Guadagnino's 'ding dong.')
While you'd think she would use the interview to promote the show that made her a household name, Snooki instead took the opportunity to voice her frustrations with working on "Jersey Shore," complaining about the stress
