On Tuesday, supermodel and cookie entrepreneur with an alliterative name, Karlie Kloss, announced that her next venture will be to star in a six-part TV series called Movie Night with Karlie Kloss.
Linda Perry, perennially of top hats and formerly of 4 Non Blondes, is scouring America for “the female Rolling Stones.” Could it be you?
A good hate-watch provides enough fodder for complaint, wrapped up in the right amount of story to keep you coming back for more. Entertainment is meant to distract from real life; characters have to be compelling in some small way, because otherwise, why are you paying attention? Hate-watching is theoretically…
Congratulations, you’re watching too much television again. Go outside and play.
Where do you go after spending 14 years rolling back Texas abortion access and executing the mentally ill? The dance floor, baby!
Pilots for the upcoming 2016-17 TV season include three shows involving time travel, one about an adult woman with an imaginary friend and another starring a talking dog. This could possibly be the weirdest and greatest collection of shows in the history of TV.
The dedicated fun adversaries at One Million Moms are back with a new campaign, this one aimed at making Satan less hot. They’re outraged that the new Fox show Lucifer makes the Dark Lord look like a “likable guy” who’s “cool and irresistible to women.” Kind of like how these campaigns make the TV shows they’re…
We’re swiftly heading towards the end of 2015, which means much of the hard work we did earlier this year organizing our clothes via Konmari method have since gone to shit. Many of us have returned to our hoarding ways and our once immaculately-folded socks have reversed back to a state of being brutally balled-up.
It’s mad early in the year to be thinking about fall TV, I know. But the whole point of May Upfronts—where networks preview their upcoming programs—is for advertisers and critics (and all you lowly viewers) to get a taste of the best and trashiest shows guaranteed to be on television for decades.
Judd Apatow fans won't have to wait until the inevitable Paul Rudd/Leslie Mann vehicle This is 80 to get new material from the writer/director. As long as they have a Netflix account, that is.
A divorce. A maternal death. An array of terrible wigs. All of these tragedies and more capped off the nine-year-run of one of the most beloved sitcoms in recent memory. And many. People. Are. Pissed.
Women: Are they stupid or what? At least, that's the gist of a groundbreaking new game show in the country of Georgia called Women's Logic, which challenges teams of men to guess what wrong answer scantily-clad women will select in response to multiple choice quiz questions. I'm already having fun!
This week's Glee was even more absurd than usual. Sue performed a song about Ohio with her Nazi-hunting mom, the guys decided locker room beatings are the best way to combat bullying, and finally, everyone got married.
Elvira (aka Cassandra Peterson) is back! And she's hosting a new show, titled "Elvira's Movie Macabre." Apparently, "Elvira will be every bit as relevant as the first day she burst onto the scene," says the CEO of Trifecta Entertainment.
Diablo Cody has reportedly sold a comedy pilot to Fox titled "The Breadwinner." Details are being kept under wraps, but we're willing to bet homeslice will find a way to insert at least one ironic food-shaped telephone, honest to blog.
Ever felt the need for Dharma beer? Here's your chance: the highly anticipated Official Show Auction & Exhibit will open in Santa Monica on August 21. Hurley's Camaro, Charlie's Driveshaft ring, and (best of all) Locke's compass are all available.
On last night's Gaga-inspired episode of Glee, Tina fought for her right to dress like a freak, Finn learned gay slurs aren't cool, and Rachel discovered that "when it's love, if it's not rough it isn't fun."
Last night's Lost finale may have been emotionally satisfying, but critics compare the episode's lack of answers to The Sopranos conclusion — except, "I wouldn't have expected The Sopranos finale to clear up my questions about a giant stone foot."
Glee creator Ryan Murphy reveals he's asked Susan Boyle to appear in season two's Christmas episode and, "I have two words for you: Lunch. Lady." But first, Lady Gaga! Click to watch the preview for next week's episode. [Perez, EW]
This week on Glee, Kurt discovers he can't will himself straight, Rachel gets schooled by a paralyzed kid, and we learn "The Boy Is Mine" stands the test of time.
