TV and Movie News (page 1499)
If you were stranded on a desert island and could bring three items with you, a cell phone might rank among your first picks.
Which why it seems only fitting that the first exclusive sponsor of “Survivor” will be wireless provider and long time sponsorship partner, Sprint.
The sole sponsorship allows for additional minutes of show content in the premiere episode.
Talk about a shocker. At the Grammy Awards last night, Justin Bieber lost out on the Grammy Award for Best New Artist to...Esperanza Spalding?
Spalding, 26 is a singer/bassist/composer raised by a single mother in Portland, Oregon. She was personally chosen by President Barack Obama to play at the 2009 Nobel Prize Concert in his honor. Her latest album, “Chamber Music” was one of the highest selling contemporary jazz albums this year.
With celebrity splits happening left and right, it seems no one in Hollywood can stay in a relationship nowadays. Back in the Golden Age of Hollywood, movie star romances were almost a staple of the celebrity world, and America ate it up. That brings us to our Yidio Question of the (Valentine's) Day.
Bogart and Bacall, Hepburn and Tracy - does this generation lack a defining romance?
Yes:
There are almost no tales of Hollywood love in the news anymore.
Bill Maher defended a joke he made last week, putting Elisabeth Hasselbeck back in the hot seat.
Her original seat, if Maher had his way, would actually be on a plane to Egypt in exchange for the recently detained CBS correspondent, Lara Logan.
"Now that Hosni Mubarak released Lara Logan, he must put her intrepid hotness back on a plane to the United States immediately.
James Franco might be a robot. The guy is already in talks for roles in the upcoming Linda Lovelace biopic and Sam Raimi's "Oz, the Great and Powerful", he's returning to "General Hospital", he's hosting the Oscars soon (and nominated as well), and on top of it all he's a grad student studying for a Masters in English. It's a wonder he hasn't passed out from exhaustion.
If we told you we got our hands on a video that involved pro wrestling, breakdancing, “the worm” and "hypnotosis," would you believe us?
Believe, Yidio friends. Believe.
Behold “That’s the Most Illegal Thing I’ve Seen in Pro Wrestling.” Tip of the hat to our friend Matt Metropulos, who also introduced us to "Peanut Butter Jelly Time" so many years ago.
Flaming prawns and flying pizzas will be leaping onto TV screens when Syfy debuts its new hi-tech cooking series, “Marcel’s Quantum Kitchen.”
On March 22, Chef Marcel Vigneron, the Top Chef All-Star, will be serving up spectacular confections and unveiling the future of food in the show that follows his new catering company.
Vigneron was the runner-up on the second season of Top Chef, coming in second behind Ian Hall.
For the second time this season, "Glee" star Lea Michele is under fire for posing in oversexed photo shoots. This raises our Yidio Question of the Day.
Are 'Glee' Star Lea Michele's recent racy photo spreads a disgrace?
Yes:
As the star of a wildly popular TV show largely watched by a teenage audience, Lea Michele has a responsibility to be a role model to her fans.
Looks like the non-stop cavalcade of Justin Bieber promotions the past couple of weeks has paid off.
The man with the world’s most expensive locks had a blowout night at the box office last night, bringing in $12.3 million worth of tickets from 3,105 theaters for his new G-rated concert documentary “Never Say Never,” besting out the new Adam Sandler comedy “Just Go With It,” which raked in a comparably paltry $9.
It's been nearly eight years since the last Joe Dante film hit U.S. screens. He's had another film in the waiting since 2009 - "The Hole 3D" - but that seems to be the one film that hasn't benefitted from studios clamoring for more 3D product, as it has still not acquired a domestic distributor.
In the meantime, Dante is moving forward with pre-production on "Monster Love," an original script by Greg Pak, best known for his comic book work with such attention-grabbing titles as "Planet Hulk," "World War Hulk," and "Skaar
