1) WHICH reality-TV judge was absent from two of her top-rated shows because she had a bad reaction to Botox? Spies said the fashionista's face "swelled up like a cauliflower"
2) WHICH stunning TV actress can't stand the Hollywood starlet who's guest-starring on her show? The series' main character "is furious" at her co-star, who always shows up late and has friends hanging around the set.
3) WHICH new Hollywood mommy is so worried her husband will cheat on her that she insisted their housekeeper/nanny be a lesbian?
Guesses in the comments, please.
[source] />1) WHICH reality-TV judge was absent from two of her top-rated shows because she had a bad reaction to Botox? Spies said the fashionista's face "swelled up like a cauliflower"
2) WHICH stunning TV actress can't stand the Hollywood starlet who's guest-starring on her show? The series' main character "is furious" at her co-star, who always shows up late and has friends hanging around the set.
3) WHICH new Hollywood mommy is so worried her husband will cheat on her that she insisted their housekeeper/nanny...
Here's the adorable Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio -- the couple we fell in love with in Titanic -- sharing the screen again in Revolutionary Road.
Do they still have their on-camera chemistry??? />
Here's the adorable Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio -- the couple we fell in love with in Titanic -- sharing the screen again in Revolutionary Road.
Do they still have their on-camera chemistry???...
Hey, did anyone watch the Emmys last night?
I know I didn't. I was walking my dog. And sleeping. And balancing my checkbook. And flashing homeless men. I kid, I kid. I've never balanced a checkbook in my life.
But, you know, I was doing basically anything other than watching the Emmys. Because awards shows were really, really exciting and dramatic in a time when celebrities weren't flashing their vaginas and leaking sex tapes and calling one another cunts to X17's video cameras. In other words: the Golden Age of awards shows is now over. I care about the dresses -- those are online before the show even airs on the West coast -- and any funny bits during the show -- and those are online before the show even airs on the West coast. So, yeah.
You may have heard, however, that network television basically got CLOBBERED by cable shows last night. It was brutal. And the networks noticed.
"Call it what it is: The Cable Ace Awards," went the common, slightly bitter quip from broadcast toppers in the weeks following July’s nomination announcement.
It wasn’t just "Mad Men’s" big, groundbreaking (for a basic cable skein, at least) drama series win. Cable’s haul included top prizes for "Damages" thesps Glenn Close and Zeljko Ivanek, "John Adams" stars Paul Giamatti and Laura Linney and "Breaking Bad" lead Bryan Cranston.
The traditional nets? Well, thank goodness for comedy actress winner Tina Fey, whose "30 Rock" gave broadcast TV most of its bright spots all evening — also picking up statuettes for outstanding comedy skein, best writing and top laffer actor (Alec Baldwin).
Adding insult to injury: Sunday night’s cable coronation came just a day before the networks, more hobbled than ever, officially launched their fall premiere week.
Coming off a low-rated summer and strike-impacted regular TV season, the nets already enter the new season bruised and battered. The fact that the Big 4 only picked up 10 out of the night’s 28 Emmy Awards didn’t help.
ABC’s promos may have been touting the return of shows like "Desperate Housewives," but the TV Academy was sending out an entirely different message: "You oughta go check out the great stuff they’re doing on cable instead."
What do you guys think? Is network television yesterday's news?
/>Hey, did anyone watch the Emmys last night?
I know I didn't. I was walking my dog. And sleeping. And balancing my checkbook. And flashing homeless men. I kid, I kid. I've never balanced a checkbook in my life.
But, you know, I was doing basically anything other than watching the Emmys. Because awards shows were really, really exciting and dramatic in a time when celebrities weren't flashing their vaginas and leaking sex tapes and calling one another cunts to X17's video cameras. In other wo...
Welcome to September 23, 2008.
Not only does the first single off of Britney Spears' latest comeback attempt drop today -- it's called "Womanizer" -- but, perhaps more importantly, the first Demi Lovato solo album, Don't Forget, hits stores today!!!!
Her first single, "Get Back," didn't exactly rock the world -- it topped the U.S. charts at #43 -- but will her album do any better? Or will its release be eclipsed by Britney's new single?
Oh, I'm trying so hard to care!
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Welcome to September 23, 2008.
Not only does the first single off of Britney Spears' latest comeback attempt drop today -- it's called "Womanizer" -- but, perhaps more importantly, the first Demi Lovato solo album, Don't Forget, hits stores today!!!!
Her first single, "Get Back," didn't exactly rock the world -- it topped the U.S. charts at #43 -- but will her album do any better? Or will its release be eclipsed by Britney's new single?
Oh, I'm trying so hard to care!
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