The last word on the first half of this NASCAR season belongs to Ricky Bobby, the greatest stock-car driver who never was and star of the August 4 release Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby. TV Guide caught up with Ricky Bobby — a dead ringer for international film star Will Ferrell — at a Waffle House outside of Charlotte. He was practicing signing his autograph.
TV Guide: We're joined by famed Nascar driver of the No. 26 car, Ricky Bobby.
Ricky Bobby: Before we begin this interview I'd just like to say that I love TV Guide. It is my favorite reading material, other than the Bible, on the planet. And that includes Steinbeck, Sports Illustrated, exit signs and the liner notes to all Creed albums. TV Guide has everything: TV Listings, celebrity interviews, nude photos of hot ladies....
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It's hard to stand out in a Supergroup, but Sebastian Bach has emerged as the breakout star of VH1's hard-rocking reality series, which drops the curtain on its first season tonight at 10 pm/ET. The frequent Gilmore Girls guest star checked in with us from London, where he was touring with Guns n' Roses, to talk about living with his Damnocracy
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Gilmore GirlsNow that Zach and Lane are engaged, I can sit back and actually laugh at the ep that tore apart the best couple in Stars Hollow. We always knew Zach was sort of a control freak (he was practically counting paper-towel squares the night Rory stayed over). And he's not exactly the sharpest note on the scale: "Lane just isn't that great a name for a song," he explains to his girlfriend after writing about Maureen, Melissa, Rebecca, Stella and the absolute worst offender, Lorraine. "Nothing rhymes with Lane. Rain, pain, it's all cliché stuff," he sniffs. But who'd have guessed he was crazy-jealous enough to throw a gig and a potential record deal all because Brian penned a perfectly respectful ditty about the poor dissed drummer? You can see Zach's anger
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Gilmore GirlsHe can riff and banter with the best of Stars Hollow, but Mr. Ladies-Love-Logan missed out on the mother of all pop-culture references: "But we were on a break!" What up, Huntzberger? Too cool to channel your inner Ross Gellar? I was hoping Rory would be the one to make the Friends reference. (I love TV shout-outs. I'm hoping for a little Sopranos love once Season 6 starts up.) But that would have been funny. And, really, what's so funny about your boyfriend shagging half the bridal party? Even less funny: sending Rory right into that pretty little shark tank. The really, really disgusting part? Logan actually pretended to loathe those "moronic bridesmaids." I won't sit here and do a total told-you-so, 'cause that would be just plain smug and ob
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According to Variety, VH1 has greenlit SuperGroup, a seven-episode reality series in which an odd lot of rockers — Ted Nugent, Sebastian Bach, Scott Ian and Jason Bonham included — live together for two weeks in Las Vegas, all the while enduring "boot-camp-style training" from iconic music guru Doc McGhee. The goal: a concert at the Sin City hot spot Rain. And, just maybe, at least one onstage groin pull.
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