TV and Movie News (page 1516)
The Academy Awards nominations were announced this morning, with less noticeable flubs, omissions and overall confusion than usual.
While "The King's Speech” did well as expected, with 12 nominations, it will face strong competition from “True Grit,” which gathered ten nominations. “Black Swan” and “The Social Network” each gathered several nominations as well.
Brooklyn-based model and bachelorette Madison Garton explained to People Magazine why all of a sudden she’s no longer interested in becoming the Texas wife of “The Bachelor” Brad Womack and decided to leave in the midst of the reality show’s rose ceremony.
According to Madison, she realized that she doesn’t belong there, felt shaky and wrecked after her conversation with Ashley.
New “American Idol” judge and Aerosmith superstar Steven Tyler has been rocking the singing reality TV show since the premiere of season 10. Many viewers loved his unpredictability, wackiness and quirky comments like, “Did you eat a lot of paint chips as a child?”
Tyler throws one-liners from out of nowhere and is quick in turning down contestants with no voice and star quality.
Bret Michaels, Poison frontman and “Celebrity Apprentice” champion, underwent successful cardiac surgery to close a hole in his heart Monday.
After suffering a brain hemorrhage in April and spending almost two weeks in the hospital, doctors discovered the hole, which is medically known as a patent foramen ovale.
The condition is thought to have caused his stroke, and if left untreated, can lead to blood clots and additional strokes.
Last weekend's New Jersey Nets' game was all about the hoop - hoop earrings of course.
Snooki and Kim Kardashian were caught catching up courtside at Saturday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. As their "dates" of the evening (Snooki's boyfriend Jionni LaValle and Kim's pal Jonathan Cheban) knelt by their sides, the bronze reality tv bombshells laughed and embraced each other while the cameras clicked away.
I don't know about you, but I was very eager for "Gossip Girl" to come back to us. Yet after last night's episode, I was left feeling bored and disappointed. I'll remain committed, but I'm not as invested in the plot(s) as I once was. Threats of a (very wrong) romantic pairing, twenty-year-olds meddling in multi-million dollar business affairs.
It's becoming more and more surreal as the episodes trail on.
Looks like comedian and host of 'Chelsea Lately', Chelsea Handler, has herself a new man.
According to a recent report from People, the TV host was seen "making out in the corner" with hotelier Andre Balazs while in Park City for the Sundance Film Festival.
After their initial make-out session during a performance by Florence + The Machine, the couple was later spotted looking cozy and totally infatuated with each other at Tao at the Samsung Galaxy Tab lift.
Coming back from several weeks without "The Office," we see Michael Scott (Carell) in agony over the ultimatum Holly had opted to give to her long-time boyfriend A.J.: propose to her by the new year, or they would be through.
Not knowing what to expect, he has Erin help him create videos to talk himself down from either circumstance. Finding out that, to his elation, Holly is not engaged, he rejoices: however, he is again devastated when he finds out that, despite the ultimatum, she is still dating AJ.
While AMC has publicly made it known that it wants another season of the critically acclaimed, genre-defining "Mad Men," the network has yet to close a deal with the series’ writer and creator, Matthew Weiner, and this week he proved more than happy to discuss the subject with the press.
Is AMC planning on moving on with the show without the (deservedly expensive) help of Weiner? Is the show's creator reaching out to the press as part of a negotiating ploy?
Weiner told Entertainment Weekly “I have every intention of making the show when the
Vanessa Price, the envy of Justin Bieber followers, gets to run her hands through the kind of hair that makes headlines run and hearts pound.
As Bieber’s stylist, we can imagine that Price hears it all. But this time, she’s dishing it. Price recently told Life & Style magazine the Bieber spends about $1,500 every month on haircuts, paying $750 per trim.
February 11th, fans will be able to see Price’s work on the big screen with the release of Bieber’s biographical film, “Never Say Never.
