He won't say nice things about any of the white contestants. This actress loves white things, as long as it's white powder, and Ben Kingsley tells a very racist tale. It seems we can't all just get along.
The finale of Law & Order drew 7.6 million viewers last night, which is only about 500K viewers more than average. 24's finale attracted 8.9 million viewers, which was fewer people than the week before. Guess that's why they're canceled?
Last night's wander into the lost villages of Bergen County brought us stories of struggle and effort, of hard-won victories and vague, melancholy defeats. We learned that it is not about "winning or losing" it is solely about winning.
The newest batch of ladygoop premiered last night to much fanfare and fancy dressery. But how was the actual movie? Well, judging by a few critics' reactions, it was not so good. Actually, it sounds terrible.
As was whispered about on Friday, Harvey and Bob Weinstein's deal with Disney to buy back their little Miramax indie studio (yeah, we said "indie studio") has fallen through. Disney has gotten up from the table and won't return. [WSJ]
It better not be that Chely Wright person again. These celeb sisters are sleeping with the same man and this pair of famous female friends is fighting. It's all about the girl-on-girl action these days.
She's back, baby, and ready to judge you. Also today: Movie roles in a variety of independent pictures, we find out what happens at the end of Cannes, and the triumphant return of Miss America.
Lost is (ugh) over. So is Gossip Girl. American Idol comes to an end this week. And Glee wraps up next week. There is now nothing to watch! What the hell are we supposed with all this free time?
The ratings for last night's Lost series finale are in and they are... just OK. While 13 million is a two-year high for the show, it's certainly not the kind of everyone's-watching numbers other finales have earned. Oh well. [THR]
This weekend saw disappointing figures for two new movies, meaning that fourquels and movies based on 60-second SNL skits might have a hard time getting made for the next... oh, year or so. After that, we're good to go again.
Seems like even some of the castaways were confused by the ending. A male reality star paid to have his famous date enjoy some girl-on-girl action in public and a celebrity spawn is trying heroin. This is a gossip flash-sideways.
Once upon a time, there was a television show about a bunch of people on an island. For six years it was one of the most fascinating things on TV. And then it ended, in the worst way possible.
So, it seems like we are the only website on the Internet today not covering the highly anticipated series finale of Lost. This is because your two weekend editors have never seen the show. But we still have some theories!
Oh yeah: Let's get some of that sweet dictator cash! Saadi Gaddaf, the 36 year-old son of Libyan president (and three-time winner winner of Dictator of the Year) Muammar Gaddafi, has invested $100 million into a movie production fund.
Film moguls Harvey and Bob Weinstein finally won back Miramax, the company they founded, from Disney, and now they're losing it again. The deal seems to have fallen through after weeks of negotiations. Can't these guys get a break? [LAT]
When he was at Harvard, Conan O'Brien and some friends stole a costume from the actor who played Robin. Funny prank! Here's another: O'Brien just submitted his version of The Tonight Show to the Emmys, to compete against Leno.
This week was the networks' annual upfront presentations when they tell potential advertisers (and the world) what is in store for fall. There were shows picked up, shows canceled, and lots of parties. Here's the breakdown.
It's true. He did it. Or he will do it. Also today: a nerd documentary to end all nerd documentaries, Scream 4 will feature a vampire, a link to a picture, and a Peter Scolari joke.
He wants to make a snuff film and she has a reputation for coke-fueled sexcapades that would make the Marquis de Sade blush. Maybe they should make a movie together?