TV and Movie News (page 990)
Posted: June 21, 2012 @ 7:59 am PST Topic: NBC TODAY Show By: Sean Comer
It may have only taken about 14 months for Ann Curry to wear out her "Today" welcome. The current co-host is rumored to be on the outs with NBC executives on the morning show, after "Good Morning America" winning its first weeks of ratings in 16 years this past spring. There's no replacement named yet, but NBC is reportedly looking to at least settle the transition plan before the network starts its Summer Olympics coverage this summer.
It may have only taken about 14 months for Ann Curry to wear out her "Today" welcome. The current co-host is rumored to be on the outs with NBC executives on the morning show, after "Good Morning America" winning its first weeks of ratings in 16 years this past spring. There's no replacement named yet, but NBC is reportedly looking to at least settle the transition plan before the network starts its Summer Olympics coverage this summer.
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 10:19 pm PST Topic: Futurama By: Andy Neuenschwander
It's not a Mayan calendar... it's a Martian calendar, but it's still predicting the end of the world. Can the crew escape in time? Get a recap and watch a clip from the episode here.
It's not a Mayan calendar... it's a Martian calendar, but it's still predicting the end of the world. Can the crew escape in time? Get a recap and watch a clip from the episode here.
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 9:58 pm PST Topic: Futurama By: Andy Neuenschwander
The season 7 premiere of "Futurama" sees Bender making sweet love to the new office vending machine... and knocking her up in the process. Yes, Bender is now a father.
The season 7 premiere of "Futurama" sees Bender making sweet love to the new office vending machine... and knocking her up in the process. Yes, Bender is now a father.
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 9:45 pm PST Topic: BCS Bowl Championship Series By: Sean Comer
The door has finally been opened: an initial four-team college football playoff format has been supported by BCS commissioners and Notre Dame's Jack Swarbick. The proposed playoff would begin in 2014, with the four-team field selected based on schedule strength and conference championships. However, it still faces the final hurdle of the BCS presidential oversight committee's vote on June 26 in Washington, D.C.
The door has finally been opened: an initial four-team college football playoff format has been supported by BCS commissioners and Notre Dame's Jack Swarbick. The proposed playoff would begin in 2014, with the four-team field selected based on schedule strength and conference championships. However, it still faces the final hurdle of the BCS presidential oversight committee's vote on June 26 in Washington, D.C.
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 9:27 pm PST Topic: Necessary Roughness, Friday Night Lights By: Morgan Glennon
This week on "Necessary Roughness" it's all about people facing down their own decisions. This could be disastrous for Dani and Matt, who finally found the issue which could potentially break them up. Matt wants kids but Dani, with two teenagers, is done with that part of her life. Will the happy couple work it out or are they on the way out?
This week on "Necessary Roughness" it's all about people facing down their own decisions. This could be disastrous for Dani and Matt, who finally found the issue which could potentially break them up. Matt wants kids but Dani, with two teenagers, is done with that part of her life. Will the happy couple work it out or are they on the way out?
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 2:26 pm PST Topic: Late Show with David Letterman By: Sean Comer
We're never going to hear more debate over who is more "out of touch" than we do during a presidential election. This year, it's once more between the President and a child of privilege of himself. But what does "out of touch" even mean anymore? Let David Letterman explain....
We're never going to hear more debate over who is more "out of touch" than we do during a presidential election. This year, it's once more between the President and a child of privilege of himself. But what does "out of touch" even mean anymore? Let David Letterman explain....
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 2:24 pm PST Topic: Dumb and Dumber, Dumb And Dumber: The Animated Series By: Sean Comer
Bad ideas have ways of sorting themselves out. Jim Carrey has reportedly bowed out of a third "Dumb and Dumber" movie because the project supposedly wasn't progressing at a speed to his liking. Consequently, Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema are now reportedly reluctant to make the movie without him.
Bad ideas have ways of sorting themselves out. Jim Carrey has reportedly bowed out of a third "Dumb and Dumber" movie because the project supposedly wasn't progressing at a speed to his liking. Consequently, Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema are now reportedly reluctant to make the movie without him.
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 2:22 pm PST Topic: Futurama By: Andy Neuenschwander
As "Futurama" fans most likely know, TV's most resilient animated show (besides maybe "Family Guy," which also got cancelled once) is back tonight, Wednesday June 20. To mark the occasion, Comedy Central made the most adorable live-action version of the show's opening sequence.
As "Futurama" fans most likely know, TV's most resilient animated show (besides maybe "Family Guy," which also got cancelled once) is back tonight, Wednesday June 20. To mark the occasion, Comedy Central made the most adorable live-action version of the show's opening sequence.
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 2:08 pm PST Topic: Mean Girls By: Andy Neuenschwander
The Screen Actor's Guild, now SAG-AFTRA after the merger, is an odd union. It doesn't really help its members to get work, it only offers benefits once you hit a certain pay scale, and even when productions are out there breaking union rules, it usually doesn't fix them.
The Screen Actor's Guild, now SAG-AFTRA after the merger, is an odd union. It doesn't really help its members to get work, it only offers benefits once you hit a certain pay scale, and even when productions are out there breaking union rules, it usually doesn't fix them.
Posted: June 20, 2012 @ 1:15 pm PST Topic: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, Snow White and the Huntsman, Twilight By: Andy Neuenschwander
As it turns out, when you're the irreplacable star of one of the highest-grossing movie franchises in history, you make a lot of money. Who knew, right? So, of course, that means that Kristen Stewart, star of the "Twilight" series, was the highest-paid actress of the past year.
As it turns out, when you're the irreplacable star of one of the highest-grossing movie franchises in history, you make a lot of money. Who knew, right? So, of course, that means that Kristen Stewart, star of the "Twilight" series, was the highest-paid actress of the past year.
