It's hard to believe, but Watch What Happens: Live is turning 100! The Bravo late-night series — which was recently renewed for a fifth season — will celebrate 100 episodes of mazels, martinis and musical performances Thursday. Thanks to spirited creator and host Andy Cohen, this isn't your average late-night talk show: The guests are loud, the questions are saucy and the bar is always open. In celebration, we look back at...
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Instead of a monologue, there's a Mazel (and Jackhole) of the Week. Instead of coffee or water, the guests get cocktails from the on-set bar. And rather than musical performances from chart-toppers and Grammy winners, the tunes come courtesy of acts such as Real Housewives stars Kim Zolciak and Countess LuAnn de Lesseps.
Yes, Bravo's Watch What Happens: Live is far from your typical late-night show.
"We're Wayne's World meets Playboy After Dark," Andy Cohen, series host and Bravo senior vice president of production and programming, tells TVGuide.com.
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Now in its third season, Watch What Happens: Live is one of late-night's surprise hits. So far this season, the Bravo program has hosted...
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If the first trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows gave you goosebumps, then brace yourselves for the darkest teaser yet.
Little Ginny Weasley's getting married?!
In the extended two-and-a-half minute clip of Part 1 of the final film, we see that Voldermort (Ralph Fiennes) and his Death Eaters have infiltrated the Ministry of Magic with Harry as their No. 1 target. Meanwhile Harry, Hermione and Ron find themselves in central London as they desperately search for Voldermort's horcruxes in order to destroy him forever.
Between the special effects, the dark, action-packed scenes, and Fiennes' unnerving portrayal of Voldermort, this one may be suitable for the young ones.
Emma Watson debuts new pixie haircut
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 hits theaters November 19. Part 2 will follow on July 15, 2011.
Watch the trailer after the jump...
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Liam Neeson has signed on for his first project since the death of his wife, Natasha Richardson: He'll star opposite Ralph Fiennes in Warner Bros.' remake of Clash of the Titans, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
The Greek-god epic — directed by Louis Leterrier (The Incredible Hulk) — features Neeson as Zeus, the king of the gods, and Fiennes as Hades, ruler of the underworld.
The two go ...
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Warner Bros. Pictures has picked up the feature rights to Robotech, a 1980s Japanese cartoon series featuring giant lizards robots. Tobey Maguire is being eyed for the lead role, and will also produce, says the Reporter.... Per Variety, Will Smith will star in Seven Pounds, about a man who falls in love while trying to kill himself.... Ralph Fiennes will play opposite Keira Knightley in The Duchess, a period romance based on the historical bio Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. I'm already asleep.... Sony Pictures Animation is developing Open Season 2 as a made-for-DVD 2009 release.... Did I mention that the Shrek 3 DVD streets on Nov. 13, aka my sons' birthday? Kismet, I tell you.
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