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Go ahead E!, make our day… by making Clint Eastwood's reality show. TMZ recently broke the news that this cinematic icon's
As any true TV addict knows, the true meaning of Christmas is to give your fave shows the once-a-year opportunity to get all preachy and filled with holiday cheese, er, cheer. You may want to turn on the boob tube for a good laugh — but at Christmastime, you're going to learn something, darn it! The following seven Christmas-themed sitcom classics are some of the most awkwardly awesome ones out there.
Paris Jackson was the guest on today’s episode of ‘Ellen.’
It’s the first solo interview for Jackson, who has her first acting role in the upcoming movie ‘Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys.’ In a revealing interview, Paris opens up about what it was like being Michael Jackson’s daughter, what he thought of her going into acting and how she didn’t really understand how famous he actually was.
As a distinguished-looking English fellow drones on during a TV appearance about something that can’t possibly be of interest to anyone, a wind-swept plastic bag spices up the interview by appearing out of nowhere and flying right into his face. Plastic bag-bombed!
HBO is bringing the life of former Washington, DC Mayor Marion Barry to the small screen.
And some pretty big names are involved in the project.
Fans of ‘Glee’ and ‘Star Wars’ will get an extra special gift this holiday season when a special Christmas episode of ‘Glee’ will feature a guest appearance by furry fan favorite Chewbacca. Will he play the mysterious new transfer student who only communicates in growls?
What’s so special about Dr. Oz that he gets be on the cover of 0 magazine. Oprah Winfrey has never before put a man on the cover… ever. In fact, she always makes herself the main image, but she announced that Dr. Mehmet Oz will be the first testosterone-driven being on the front of her January issue.
Many haters of ‘Jersey Shore,’ ‘Teen Mom 2,’ ’16 and Pregnant’ and ‘Real World’ have always somewhat jokingly said these shows are harming society. Turns out they might be right, at least when young ladies are concerned. A study released on Wednesday by The Parents Television Council (PTC) shows that females in these shows engage in 88 percent of the sexual dialogue and insult each other more than the men.
It’s hard to describe to young folks how big ‘Dallas’ was when it ran on CBS in the late 70′s/early 80s. Now TNT is trying to recapture some of that ratings magic with a new version of the show.
And this one won’t have new actors taking over the roles of characters we used to love (and hate). This show will have some original actors too.
Every year, Barbara Walters releases her list of the ‘Most Fascinating People of the Year.’ The 2011 list includes a couple of people you could probably guess would be on the list.
It also includes more than a few people that will make you scratch your head and ask “did they change the meaning of the word ‘fascinating’?” (Yes, the Kardashians are on the list.)
Everyone loves Betty White, and that was very evident Tuesday night when she appeared on ‘The Daily Show.’
The ‘Hot in Cleveland’ star was there to talk about her new book about zoo animals, but of course the subject turned to her sex life.
