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Tori and Dean are back for another reality TV whirl.
Oxygen’s “Tori & Dean: sTORIbook Weddings” will be giving fans of the married couple an opportunity to watch their favorite duo help other couples get married.
Using Tori’s party-planning expertise and Dean’s “bring-it-on” approach, they happy pair aims to give couples a once in a lifetime experience.
The finale of “What Chilli Wants,” kept things real for the woman searching for Mr. Right, putting the issue of fertility and the future of motherhood front and center.
Chilli, the Grammy-winning TLC singer, turned 40 the day the show aired. In the last show, Chilli pondered whether to freeze her eggs for a chance at motherhood.
Chilli, who already has one son, said she may find Mr.
Melissa Leo Apologized for her F-bomb during the Academy Awards last night during her acceptance speech.
Not only was it her first gaffe on live TV, but it was the first F-bomb out of anyone on an Oscar broadcast.
Leo came out right after she did it and said it probably wasn’t appropriate for that crowd. But that crowd did laugh after she said it, even though the words were bleeped for actually being aired on live TV.
The red carpet for the Academy Awards is a delicate dance between celebrities and press: one wants to publicize, the other wants the scoop, but sometimes your studio contract keeps you from saying anything revealing.
Still, "The Avengers" stars Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner managed to drop a couple of hints about Marvel's upcoming productions.
Renner, who will be playing the bow-and-arrow-wielding Hawkeye in "The Avengers", was especially tight-lipped about the project: he said that the script is "tremendous," but refused to reveal
The votes have been tallied and the results are in. Congratulations to Yidio user MIF093, winner of the 2011 Yidio Academy Awards contest.
MIF093, besides having a downright catchy username, won 5,000 Yidio credits for being the only registered user guessing correctly on all 6 major award categories, as well as the tie-breaker question about which film would win the most awards.
The highest paid actor in Hollywood wants a $1 million dollar raise to return to CBS.
Charlie Sheen announced on NBC’s Today Show that he would like a weekly raise from $2 million to $3 million before he would return to work on the hit “Two and a Half Men.”
“I’m there to show others how it’s done…it’s not really rocket science,” he said in the interview with Today.
Oscar Night came and went, and Mark Ruffalo still doesn't have an Academy Award. But that didn't stop the actor from giving an acceptance speech!
Before the Oscars, Ruffalo took to Twitter to say a few words: "So just in case I don't win tonight and even if I did the Academy forbids thanking people in your speech I would like 2 selfishly use tweets," said Ruffalo on his Twitter feed.
Depending on how you view it, Americans have all the more reason to justify their envy or superiority over Europeans.
On March 1st, North American audiences will watch from afar when Penthouse launches the first Pan European 3D formatted adult channel.
The use of the new technology follows Hustler’s announcement that they would also be supporting 3D programming for Europe in March.
Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber have been rumored to be seeing each other, but have not commented on a relationship or been pictured in anything more than a ‘friends’ type event. Until this weekend, that is.
Gomez and Bieber decided to step out as an official couple on the red carpet for the Vanity Fair Oscar viewing party.
Nothing like stepping out for the first time in the spotlight with millions of people watching - and step out they did.
A friend of mine was just complaining to me the other day that "Robot Chicken" doesn't reference anything current or timely, and that everything dates back to at least the 1980's. I say that's ridiculous! I'm sure we'll have plenty of current, topical references in today's episode. Starting with...
…a "Short Circuit" reference. Never mind.
