They might enjoy a lazy Sunday, but last Saturday night, the guys of Lonely Island were rockin' like they were on a boat!In honor of their 100th digital short for Saturday Night Live, cast member Andy Samberg and his evil-genius partners, Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer, whipped up a mash-up of some of the best clips from the past seven seasons.
In a remote airplane hangar, tires are squealing, bullets are flying, and a kidnapper's escape is being foiled by two cops who look more like models. In fact, it's not clear what's hotter: the Louisiana location on this swampy spring day, or the actors doing the crime fighting. Especially the one with the flu."That was vicious, man," drawls Warren Kole, weeks after suiting up and shooting a day of on-set action sequences while saddled with a raging fever.
He may have lost Ali Fedotowsky on The Bachelorette, but Chris Lambton still managed to find true love on reality TV. Last weekend in South Carolina, he married Peyton Wright, one of the hottest hopefuls from Andy Baldwin's season of The Bachelor. And if that wasn't enough of a win for the down-to-earth landscaper from Massachusetts, he's also the host of HGTV's new outdoor-improvement series, Going Yard (premiering Saturday at 5/4c). Guess you could say everything is coming up roses for the fella...
Remember when American Idol performance nights were about, like, performances. The ones that mattered? Yeah, not so much anymore.Last night, with only four singers remaining, Idol went and stuffed two hours ...
Wait...what? Chris Mann came in fourth? Tony Lucca was third? Oh America, did you not understand The Voice's voting rules? They were supposed to be the top 2, not the bottom pair. Then again, Juliet Simms and her screech were never supposed to make the finals, much less the runner-up spot. Not that winner Jermaine Paul isn't a fine enough singer. Nice range, nice looking...and no edge. Nothing like the dynamic Mann, opera's hotter Ben Stiller who devastated us with Monday's cover of Josh Groban's "You Lift Me Up," or Lucca, the gifted crooner Christina Aguilera hates more than wearing clothes that fit.
Can we get an amen?! "Bombshell" began its out-of-town tryouts in Boston last night and while opening night's performance was an unholy mess, Smash showed signs of regaining its spirit...fittingly, by going to church! In the episode's most random yet re-watchable scene...
Awww, hell no. You do not hurt Astrid. Uh huh. We gon' be in a fight unless y'all fix this fast. If you missed the first half of Fringe's season finale last Friday night, you missed A) a thrilling hour, and B) a really upsetting twist. While trying to escape a warehouse filled with God knows what, Astrid The Beloved and Walter the Best ran afoul of some gun-toting goons who were actually doing the bidding of bad, bad William Bell, and Agent Farnsworth took what looked like a pretty damn fatal bullet. Yeah, seeing Leonard Nimoy again was a thrill (although his return, set up in the 2036-set "Letters of Transit," was spoiled by the opening credits), but having him back is not worth losing Astrid.
Who do you want you to be tomorrow? Because we kind of want to be Sue Heck. Inspired by last night's episode — in which the misfit teen found her spirit animal in guest Whoopi Golberg's super-supportive guidance counselor — the Watercooler felt the need to address the joy of watching The Middle's Eden Sher kill it every week. As the Heck family member who's only real skill seems to be indefatigable optimism, we'd say that Sher has turned the character into a lovable loser, but she has always been a winner in that regard. Ever since the pilot, whether it's been barely registering in her high school's social scene or having to put up with her embarrassing brothers, she is the ultimate Jan Brady who thinks she's a Marcia.
Well you voted, America. And then The Voice threw in some attempt at math and we got last night's eliminations. But did we get it right?Going into the evening with two singers each, Teams Adam, Blake, Cee Lo and Christina were faced with ...
Now that the hot-property peep show Million Dollar Listing New York is closing on its first season tonight (Bravo 10/9c,) we had to ask broker Michael Lorber, easily the show's cheekiest resident, for the real deal about his fellow sharks, his fashion sense... and what footage failed to make the cut...
Spoiler alert! If you missed last night's Gossip Girl, that's a damn shame.Well slap our face and call us shocked. Bart Bass is alive?
Forget Betty Draper. Caroline Manzo is the real hot mama of Sunday night TV. Since The Real Housewives of New Jersey launched, the red-headed matriarch has often been the lone port of sanity in the crazy storm. Melissa is Jersey sexy, but come on, there are only so many air quotes one can use around the word "singing" to describe what she keeps doing in those recording sessions. Teresa?
TGS invaded Saturday Night Live's Studio 8H for 30 Rock's second cameo-filled live show on April 26, which found the cast reminiscing about some of the strangest (and thankfully fictitious) live TV to ever come out of NBC.
Looks like 13 is the lucky number for Fringe fans, because that's the number of episodes the show has been renewed for! The producers just...
Gotta say, we did not expect that. American Idol devoted the first half of last night 's two-hour spectacle to the music of Queen, and that was not great news going in to the evening. Dated, glammy arena rockers just felt like a terrible match for the remaining wannabes. Turns out, feelings aren't facts — most of the performers sounded amazing.
As if she didn't suffer enough when she was alive.The Glee kids "honored" Whitney Houston last night with another one of those theme episodes the producers said they were gonna cut back on ...
Oh snap, Tony Lucca. That was just perfect. After taking a jab last week for scoring some Twitter support from his Mickey Mouse Club pal Justin Timberlake by fellow Mouse House vet Christina Aguilera, The Voice's handsome troubadour wannabe took the quarter-finals stage last night and did what any self-respecting artist would do: He covered another famed MMC alum, Britney Spears.
Are you ready to play? Because in 43 days, our Pretty Little Liars are bringing their "A" game! Season three kicks off on Tuesday, June 5th (ABC Family, 8/7c) and from this exclusive early peek at the key art for the new round of cute boys and killer secrets, the Rosewood ladies look ready to take on the...
It's a good thing this piece is running on Monday, because we needed a few days to recover from the Fringegasm that was last Friday's "Letters of Transit." Wow. In keeping with the show's 19th-episode tradition of taking a break from blowing our mind with their usual storytelling to blow our minds with something completely different, this season's gear-shifting hour was a major win. Set in a dystopian 2036 where the Observers have take over, Fringe Division is just there to do their bidding and our present-day team has been encased in amber, this one felt almost like a prequel to Fox's late sci-fi series Dark Angel, except that it didn't fall apart in the second half of its run and there wasn't a single mention of Jessica Alba having cat hormones.
So we're just gonna come out and call "shenanigans" on American Idol.
Not gonna lie, it was not love at first sight for The Watercooler and the B---- in Apartment 23. We were in a weird place, our thoughts weren't right. But now? Obsessed! It's funny as hell, completely inappropriate, and perfectly fills that Wednesday night friends-comedy spot vacated by Happy Endings. It's like the anti-New Girl, which we also...
Smash's April 23 episode is a good night for original tunes — and for songwriters Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman (Hairspray), who crafted a pair of ditties just for the episode. The splashiest is a Bollywood number featuring almost the entire cast, including a few...