Jersey Shore's Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is documenting her recent weight loss practically down to the fat cell. Recent tweets from her include, "#beastmode at the gym with @Ryder !!! Raaaa" and "Water is my new best friend. #dieting." At last, a reality star who is here to make friends...
"Weird Al" Yankovic has been cleared to use his parody of Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" on his upcoming album. On Wednesday, the pop parodist posted a lengthy screed on his blog he called "The Gaga Saga," in which he claimed that the pop diva had blocked the song's use on his next collection. Yankovic's frustration was palpable, since, according to him, he jumped through all of the necessary hoops (all of them through Gaga's people, not her directly) to get his "Perform This Way" cleared...
Evian water's new ad campaign features a bunch of enthusiastic people sporting white shirts with baby bodies on them that appear to be dancing via animated still frames. It is a follow-up to Evian's Roller Babies campaign. Evian: still into babies after all these years. When does this become creepy? The third time? Immediately?...
In this video, Heather Morris takes time off from her busy schedule of delivering deadpan one-liners on Glee to dance in a bathing suit along to contemporary tunes by the likes of Raphael Saadiq, Raekwon and the Strokes for Esquire...
After just one episode, HBO has announced plans to pick up a second season of Game of Thrones after its initial, 10-episode run is complete. Whether two seasons can even scratch the surface of George R. R. Martin's beyond-epic A Song of Ice and Fire book series remains to be seen, but it should be fun (and complex!) watching them try...
Demi Lovato is leaving the Disney Channel sketch comedy Sonny with a Chance to focus on her music career, she tells People.com. "I don't think going back to Sonny would be healthy for my recovery. Being in front of a camera would make me nervous," says Lovato, who completed a three-month rehab stint for "physical and emotional issues" in January...
After only three episodes, CBS has pulled Chaos from its schedule...
The Bachelorette Season 6's Ali Fedotowsky posted on Facebook that she was admitted to the ER after falling out of a kayak without a helmet. She received staples in her head, as a result, but maybe that wasn't the worst of it. "I think I freaked out more when the doctor cut my hair rather than when he put staples into my head. LOL," she wrote...
Elizabeth Banks may get the chance to spout the already immortal line, "Happy Hunger Games, and may the odds be ever in your favor!" should she take the role of Effie Trinket in the upcoming adaptation of Suzanne Collins novel The Hunger Games. The Hollywood Reporter says the 30 Rock star is eyeing the role of the eccentric handler of protagonists Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark (to be brought to life by Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson, respectively)...
Evan Rachel Wood has revealed that she doesn't discriminate when it comes to romance. "I'm into anything. Meet a nice guy, meet a nice girl..." she says in an interview with Esquire...
The future of Bones is uncertain on a few levels. First, it has yet to be picked up for a seventh season. Secondly, if it is, Emily Deschanel's pregnancy could cut it short. That's just one of the options the show's executive producer Hart Hanson revealed...
In advance of Friday's release of Madea's Big Happy Family, the film's director-star Tyler Perry will take part in a live fan chat starting at 1:30/12:30c. The stream will run on the Madea Facebook, Tyler's own Facebook, his official site, as well as Now Live. Will Perry be dressed as Madea during the chat?...
HBO is teasing its upcoming horse-racing drama Luck with the in-production trailer below. In addition to scenes from the forthcoming show starring Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte, executive producer/director Michael Mann and executive producer/writer David Milch (Deadwood) discuss what to expect from the series...
Former American Idol judge and songwriter Kara DioGuardi's memoir, A Helluva High Note: Surviving Love, Life and American Idol (out April 26), reveals its author as a survivor of sexual trauma, according to E! Online. Among abuse experiences are...
On Monday's episode of Today, Prison Break's Lane Garrison discussed his 22-month jail stay with Matt Lauer. It was billed as Garrison's "first sit-down" interview since getting out of jail in April 2009, which differentiates it from the stand-up interview he did with TMZ earlier this month. And that's on top of the gory details of his real-life prison experience he divulged to In Touch over a year ago. Garrison seemed content to play along and act like this was the first time he's really talked about his jail stay, going as far as to say he's kept quiet till now "out of respect for the family" of his victim. Hmmm...
Cute: A penguin named Cookie. Also cute: The word "bumblefoot." Cuter: A penguin who wears socks because of his bumblefoot. Cutest...
To maximize the hilarity of clip below from this week's episode of The Celebrity Apprentice, pretend for a second that you work on the customer-service phones of a steak company (any steak company will do, but if you want to be specific about it, go with Omaha Steaks). Since you work the phones, you know little about corporate decisions and/or your company's participation in a reality show that won't air for months. You're just doing your job, answering undoubtedly inane and entitled inquiries. Your line rings (or flashes or however it works — you're the expert!) and on the other end is this...
TVGuide.com's Hanh Nguyen is an avid scripted-TV watcher, a horror-avoider and someone who's read George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series, on which HBO's Game of Thrones is based. Her co-worker, Rich Juzwiak, rarely watches scripted TV, is a gorehound and became alerted to Martin's existence just this past week, as he started researching this new swords-and-sandals (well, boots) series. He knows nothing of these sorcerers (if that is indeed what they are), while Hanh is something of an expert (read: fantasy/sci fi nerd). Each week, he'll try to make sense of this crazy new show by enlisting Hanh's expertise. It may turn out to be a test of tolerance: in this case, the Games begin after the TV is off...
This is the best video you'll see all day...
The reports are true: ABC has canceled All My Children and One Life to Live. Children will be abandoned in September, while One Life will die in January 2012. Both soaps are being replaced by health-related talk shows...
With each passing week, Rebecca Black's "Friday" seems less like a novelty fluke and more like a certainty along the lines of death and taxes. The much-covered, much-mocked (at times by Black herself) song's infinite 15 minutes will be extended this time by a cover on an upcoming episode of Glee, a source tells TVGuide.com. VIDEO: Stephen Colbert's "Friday" cover Kevin McHale, Chord Overstreet, and Mark Salling will have the honor of attempting this modern classic...
This should be aggravating: YouTube's mind-bogglingly popular Annoying Orange web series is set to make the crossover to television, according to Deadline Hollywood. Six half-hour episodes are being developed as a result of a deal between the series' creator, Dane Boedigheimer, and the management/production company The Collective...
