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Miley Cyrus Debuts Sexualized New Music Video

Matt Cherette · 05/04/10 08:30PM

Does Miley Cyrus want to be a sex symbol? If the video for her new single, "Can't Be Tamed," is the litmus test by which to judge, then, well... yes. Problem? She's 17. The video, and initial web reaction, inside.

Kendra and the Candy Factory

Whitney Jefferson · 04/19/10 12:18PM

Kendra, she's just like us! Just minutes after vowing to begin a new diet, she passes by a candy factory and whines like a child. If nothing else, this clip will remind you why you skip by E! while channel-flipping.

Pretty Wild Might Be the Worst Television Show Ever Made

Richard Lawson · 03/29/10 01:41PM

We're about a week late getting to this show — about a former Playmate and her three arguably pretty, definitely wild daughters — but we finally watched it last night and had to say something because it is seriously terrifying.

The Chelsea Lately Panel Turns On Itself

nightintern · 03/26/10 12:27AM

Usually, Chelsea Handler and her panel spend each night ripping on celebrities, but tonight, the focus seemed to be on each other. Inside, Handler and her guests take turns demeaning each other to hilarious results.

The Most Memorable Moments from the Oscars

Matt Cherette · 03/08/10 01:46AM

Well, folks, there you have it! The 82nd Annual Academy awards are history, and what a night it was. Inside, your Oscars wrap-up: video and pictures of the moments everyone will be talking about tomorrow, and a complete winners list.

Streep Shuts Down Seacrest: "You Were Cheerleading" for Bullock

Matt Cherette · 03/07/10 07:50PM

Oh, snap! Moments ago on E!'s Live from the Red Carpet, Ryan Seacrest had a painfully awkward exchange with Meryl Streep. Asked by Seacrest what she thought of the Best Actress race, Streep commented, "You were cheerleading [for Sandra Bullock]."

cityfile · 12/22/09 04:38PM

Diane Sawyer's World News debut lifted the newscast's ratings a bit. [LAT]
• As for Sawyer's performance last night, some critics weigh in. [NYT, WP, BG]
• Chris Albrecht, who served as HBO's chief executive until he was fired for pulling a Chris Brown on his girlfriend, is now in charge of Starz. [DH, NYT]
• The second episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians has set a new ratings record for the series and E! Congrats, America. You must be very proud. [THR]
• In related news, Kim has replaced Paris in TV's dirtiest burger ad. [NYDN]
• In other random TV news, CNN has made a minor change to its lineup; and Joan Rivers, who ditched E! in 2005 after a dispute over money, is back.
• It may have been Google that decided not to buy Yelp, not vice versa. [Bits]
• Is TMZ planning to launch a sports-related site? It's looking like it. [PC]
• Hollywood grossed $10 billion at the box office in '09; it's a new record. [AP]
• Kim Peek, the savant who inspired Rain Man, has died at age 58. [NPR]