TV and Movie News (page 1513)
Like oil and hot tub water, “reality star” and “regrets” are two items that seemingly don’t go together.
Much like the pairing of "Jersey Shore" mini-bombshell, Snooki and cast member Vinny Guadagnino.
Surprisingly, the free-spirited reality star says she wishes she had snooked for love elsewhere.
Snooki, 23, told SiriusXM’s Morning Mash Up, she regretted her failed attempts to snag Vinny.
A group of recruits are running through a military boot camp challenge as a drill sergeant, Driscoll, yells and pushes one named Landon to the point where he receives a gash on his head. Just then, Driscoll’s back goes out. He collapses to the ground in agony.
Elsewhere, Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) tells House (Hugh Laurie) she wants her daughter Rachel to be accepted into an exclusive pre-school for gifted children.
Poor Kendra Wilkinson. She left the Playboy Mansion and Hugh Hefner almost two years ago, but the sexual lifestyle is still following her. Kendra left the Hef, got married, had a baby and seemed to be on the fast track back in to a normal life. Until a sex tape of her was released by a former friend and boyfriend.
Kendra and her husband Hank Baskett weathered that storm, only to be facing another one.
Turns out handling an epic elvin mega-masterwork can cause a bit of stress.
Production on the latest film "The Hobbit" was postponed today when Director Peter Jackson was hospitalized with extreme stomach pain due to a perforated ulcer. Jackson was admitted Wednesday evening to a Hospital in Wellington, New Zealand, where the film is being shot.
"Sir Peter is currently resting comfortably and his doctors expect him to make a full recovery," Jackson's spokeswoman Melissa Booth said in a statement.
The more than 16 million ‘friends’ of “SpongeBob SquarePants” will have access to a special treat on Thursday ,when Nickelodeon shares a new 15-minute episode of the cartoon via Facebook.
SpongeBob’s friends have been given special instructions on how to view the new episode, called “Trenchbillies,” - a privilege that grants them first-to-see access for the show featuring guest star Amy Sedaris.
Chelsea Handler, queen of the late night, will get a primetime chance with a NBC pilot “Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me Chelsea.”
Handler won’t be starring in the show, but serves as a muse. The show is based on Handler’s life in her twenties, and shares the title of her autobiography.
With multicamera shooting, the comedy will follow the lives of a group of twentysomethings who are living and working together, being led by free-spoken young woman.
