It looks like The Situation finally got himself into one situation that he couldn't handle. A source has just revealed to TMZ that Mike Sorrentino, he of Jersey Shore ab fame, has checked into an inpatient rehab program for substance abuse problems. Well, this will certainly throw yet another wrinkle into the newest…
Get out the hairspray and start hitting the tanning booth, because it's just been announced that Jersey Shore is coming back for a sixth season. The even more exciting is the news that Snooki's baby bump is going to be joining in the cast.
Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal asked a question that the current leisure class of baby boomer pensioners is apparently fixated on: in the greenhouse, do women finally have an spouse-free space equivalent to the man cave? You're goddamn right they do.
Tonight a new documentary premieres on Oprah Winfrey's struggling network, OWN, that actually looks like it might be good. It's called I Am Jazz: A Family in Transition, and it tells the story of Jazz, an 11-year-old transgender girl. Jazz, seen above meeting her idol Chaz Bono, is wonderfully confident and simply…
At seven o'clock last night (like an early bird special), Rosie O'Donnell appeared on the set of her new show, Rosie, which would supposedly save Oprah Winfrey's network. We'll go ahead and rip off the bandage right now: it won't.
In less than two week's time, Oprah Winfrey's afternoon talk show will go dark forever. Does that statement make you start to feel a little panicky? Or maybe you already know there are only 10 episodes left because you've been counting the days?
Miss Representation is a documentary from writer/director (and former first lady of San Francisco) Jennifer Siebel Newsom which "explores women's under-representation in positions of power and influence and challenges the limited and often disparaging portrayal of women in the media." Newsom tapped some famous faces…
On Ask Oprah's All Stars, Dr. Oz, Dr. Phil and Suze Orman address audience concerns. Tonight, a lesbian couple asked if they should circumcise their son; instead, they received loads of frank penis talk from Orman and host Gayle King.
The debut of OWN this weekend brought with it the premiere of Oprah's reality show—Season 25: Oprah Behind the Scenes—giving viewers a window into her work day, which is weirdly boring yet mesmerizing.
The Oprah Winfrey Network was born today! Now you can watch as many shows about Oprah, Oprah's celebrity-friends, self-improvement philosophers, love bowls, and Miracle Detectives as you want. Will people tune in and "OWN it," lol, or ignore it?
Last night, during Barbara Walters' one-hour special Oprah: The Next Chapter, O aired clips of some of the programming on her network OWN, launching January 1. (One reality show involves kids telling their parents they're neglected, with unintentionally hilarious results.)
The Daily Mail says Sarah Ferguson has been offered her own show on Oprah's network. Will such a show "pull away the onion skin...and merge the dark and the light of Sarah," as Ferguson rambled to Oprah last month?
Have you heard? Oprah is creating her own television network, "OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network," which will "entertain, inform and inspire people to live their best lives." Debuting in 2009, it's probably not gonna be the suckfest that her previous investment, Oxygen, turned out to be. First of all, it will start off…
