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Articles Written by: KEN TUCKER
It seemed as though Saturday Night Live was determined to up the energy-quotient this week, perhaps under the impression that if everyone looked as though he or she was working really hard, we might not notice that the work wasn’t all that amusing.
In ...
I watched and I liked…Taylor looked very embarrassed at different points in the inteview which was adorable, Kristen was very good and Rob was great as always…and Jimmy Kimmel is too funny
Is it just me or are Rob and Kristen (especially Rob) two of ...
Jimmy Kimmel Live hosted a scream-filled appearance by Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner last night that proved to be lots of fun even if you’re not a Twilight loyalist. (I refuse to use the term “Twihard” after Jimmy said last ...
Anyone thinking General Hospital was going to hold James Franco’s debut on the soap opera to a final-seconds tease today was wrong. Dressed as a shabby graffiti artist, Franco — playing a “world-famous photographer and artist” cleverly named “Franco” — ...
I thought it was a good interview more and I also liked the fact that they asked her about Micheal as they should but never lost sight that she is a star in her own right.
What an great interview! Robin and Janet were both very impressive! Love you ...
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All the old ''Saturday Night Dead'' jokes no
longer apply: Now in its 35th season, is a pop cultural machine that's likely
to continue until producer Lorne Michaels
decides to end it. It's also found a core ...
Sadly, Sarah Palin’s “success” (as in, the coverage she continuously receives despite contributing absolutely nothing worthwhile to society) is further proof of America’s obsession with half-wits.
MindB, I agree with everything you said except I wouldn’ ...
I don’t know. The growing “need” for Tyler to feel accepted by the V’s (and his wooing of Lisa) makes for a great dark alley story. His mom is going to be the upfront fighter for the resistence and he’s in love with the enemey. Plenty tension to keep ...
Sarah Palin launched her media tour to promote this week’s release of her book Going Rogue: An American Life by telling Oprah Winfrey that when she first heard of her daughter Bristol’s pregnancy, “Were we giddy-happy to be grandparents? No.” She said ...
, AMC's heavily hyped, six-part, three-night
remake of the 1967-68 British TV series, is about a guy who
wakes up in an unrecognizable place he learns is called the
Village. There, everyone is assigned a number, not a
name. He is thenceforth called Six, ...
