Archive for June, 2008

• Fox is new with Moment of Truth and Hell’s Kitchen
• NBC is new with America’s Got Talent and Celebrity Family Feud and may have baseball coverage in some areas
• CBS has repeats of NCIS and Without a Trace and is new with 48 Hour Mystery
• ABC is new with Wipeout, I Survived a Japanese Game Show, and Primetime: The Outsiders
• The CW has repeats of Beauty and the Geek and Reaper
• MTV is new with Shot at Love With Tila Tequila
• VH1 is new with VH1 News Presents: Dr. Drew’s Celebrity Addiction Special
• Bravo is new with Flipping Out
• Comedy Central has repeats of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report
• ABC Family is new with the premiere of The Secret Life of the American Teenager
• Late-night highlights include Jack Black on a repeat of Late Show with David Letterman on CBS, Will Smith on a repeat of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on NBC, and Duffy on a repeat of Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on CBS

       

    Zack Warner really needs to learn to STFU!… He is so rude! It’s bad enough that he says the dumbest things, but he can’t even give constructive criticism either!

Tonight on Canadian Idol it was Warner who really peeved me off! He was making fun of fluffy competitor “Mark Day” and his dark purple shirt?! by calling him “a rasin” or something rude like that!…

… that’s exactly why I don’t like to watch this show… superficial comments by superficial nobody judges!

Welcome to Season 6…

Late last week, Katy Perry scored a milestone: Her single, “I Kissed a Girl,” jumped to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the 1,000th No. 1 hit of the rock era (aka since the release of “Rock Around the Clock” in 1955).

However, catchy as Perry’s song might be, hers isn’t the “I Kissed a Girl” that I tend to get stuck in my head. No, that would be Jill Sobule’s 1995 hit of the same name, which came complete with adorable, candy-colored, suburb-satirizing music video.

Despite fielding lots of e-mails from annoyed fans, Sobule herself says she appreciates Perry’s track as “a catchy party song.” What about you? Which “I Kissed a Girl” would you rather have on constant rotation?

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Since I’m so happy about Amy Ryan coming back to The Office, I figured it’s a good time to pass along some other Office-realated goodies. The show’s cast is back this Summer for another round of webisodes — the first round won them an Emmy — and the first sneak peek has hit the Web.

The first webisode features Kevin and Darryl teaming up to launch a fairly fraudulent business venture, and while the brief clip leaves something to be desired, it’s just good to see those two very funny characters have a chance to interact. The better teaser, though, is the behind-the-scenes video that shows various cast members talking about the webisodes; it includes brief glimpses at several of the works in progress, including one that leads to Michael Scott’s head being covered in peanut butter.

The webisodes start July 10. Will you check them out? For now, you can watch the behind-the-scenes clip as well as the outtake from the first webisode if you

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Lately there’s been a glut of wholesome, good-natured teens (see Jonas Brothers, High School Musical, and Vanessa Hudgens’s snuggly ode to sneakers). But this week’s release of the 20th anniversary of the John Hughes ’80s classic reminded me that onscreen teenagers can be really mean. Actually, they can be downright vicious.

The girl group in Heathers was so mean they were essentially psychopathic. And then there’s the famous pack of mean teens that torments Lindsay Lohan in Tina Fey’s Mean Girls. Rich girl Caroline Mulford in Sixteen Candles is incredibly cruel (well, until she spends an evening with the geeky Farmer Ted). And of course, they’re not always girls: Ryan Phillippe’s character in Cruel Intentions is about as scummy as it gets in terms of douchebag teen guys.

Clear your mind of Disney stars and tell me about the most memorable nasty onscreen teens.

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Pamela Anderson is pissed at Jessica Simpson!!

          Reports are claiming that Anderson is pissed at Simpson for wearing a T-shirt recently that read “Real Girls Eat Meat“. An Australian radio show is claiming the Canadian babe called Simpson a “B-i-t-c-h” and “W-H-O-R-E”!… I really don’t think she would say that but you never know… So what if Simpson likes sausage??? lol

Pam is a huge supporter of PETA!

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        Paparazzi caught Canada’s Ryan Reynolds on set of his new movie “The Proposal” alongside actress Sandra Bullock!

The up and coming film is about a pushy boss (Bullock) who forces her young assistant (Reynolds) to marry her in order to keep her Visa status in the U.S. and avoid deportation to Canada!…ha ha

• American Idol’s Kristy Lee Cook has signed a recording deal with Arista Nashville, USA Today reports.
• According to the Futon Critic, AMC has enlisted Ian McKellen and Jim Caviezel to star in a six-part miniseries remake of the TV show The Prisoner.
• Variety reports that The Real World producers Bunim-Murray could be tapped to run Project Runway when the show moves to Lifetime.
• Ne-Yo has bumped Coldplay out of the No. 1 spot on the UK singles chart, Billboard reports.
• The Wackness and the documentary Man on Wire were audience favorites at this year’s Los Angeles Film Festival, Variety writes.
• Neal McDonough is the latest actor to join Desperate Housewives as a possible love interest for Edie, Zap2it reports.
• Billboard announces that Bon Jovi will play a free show in Central Park on July 12.
• Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane and Google are teaming up for an Internet-only animated series that will be released this Fall, writes the New York Times.

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