In the 14 years since Phoebe Buffay sang her favorite Elton John, Who’s the Boss song on Friends, how many times do you think Tony Danza has endured some wise-acre ordering him to hold someone tighter? A thousand? A million? I ask because in this short FunnyOrDie clip, he sounds like a patient man who’s resigned to explaining this lyrical misconception for the hundredth time today. We’ll have to see wait and see what (the semi-NSFW) Scott & Zander’s Crazy Night is all about, but since this clip has the potential to be the greatest night-cruisin’ sing-along since Wayne’s World, I have high hopes. Take the ride below: READ FULL STORY »
Archive: January 2011 (201-210 of 414)
Jan 19
2011
05:22 PM ET
Tony Danza sings 'Tiny Dancer'; world does not collapse in on itself
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Jan 19
2011
04:15 PM ET
'Parks and Recreation': Aziz Ansari's spoof opening credits are better than breakfast foods
The video below is a little less than two minutes long. Do you know how annoying it is to have to switch browser windows every 100 seconds to press repeat? Very. But I can’t stop. The remixed version of the Parks and Recreations theme song that plays over Tom’s new credits in this spoof video from College Humor is ridiculously catchy and needs to be my ringtone yesterday. Not to mention the video itself is pretty amazing. (P.S. I want to pose back-to-back with Rob Lowe!) I also wish I could fall asleep and wake up Thursday so this excruciating wait for the premiere would be done! Although, these seemingly daily cast videos are the Vicodin to my TV pain. Hope they are for you too. READ FULL STORY »
Jan 19
2011
03:55 PM ET
'The Dark Knight Rises' Burning Questions: Where's Talia? Will Catwoman show up? And will Bane break Batman's back?
Image Credit: Albert L. Ortega/PR Photos; Landmark/PR Photos; DC ComicsInception director Christopher Nolan created a stir among movie fans today by announcing that Anne Hathaway will play Selina Kyle and Tom Hardy will play Bane in his final Batman movie with Christian Bale, The Dark Knight Rises, due in theaters in 2012. Kudos to Nolan for picking some quality talent — and for finally giving up some details about his top-secret threequel. Yet those long-awaited revelations have spawned even more mysteries, and three burning questions in particular.
1. Whither the Talia al Ghul rumor? READ FULL STORY »
Jan 19
2011
03:25 PM ET
The new Muppets movie can't come out soon enough
Image Credit: Andrew MacphersonEverything I hear or see about the upcoming Muppets movie just makes me more excited. Take, for example, this new photo of writer-star Jason Segel grinning with his puppety pals. (And yes, it does appear to be the same scene we first showed you a few months ago.) My heart just exploded.
In these trying times of chaos and violence and filthy January slush all up in my shoes, Kermit and the gang shine like a flickering beacon of hope in the far distance.
Just for good measure, “Somebody’s Getting Married”: READ FULL STORY »
Jan 19
2011
03:00 PM ET
Glenn Beck on 'Today': Controversial commentator compares himself to Jon Stewart, 'The Simpsons'
Fox superstar Glenn Beck appeared on the Today Show this morning to promote his new self-help book, The 7: Seven Wonders That Will Change Your Life, co-written with Dr. Keith Ablow. Host Meredith Vieira asked about Beck’s amazing transformation from suicidal sad-sack to transcendent success story, but she clearly wanted to apply the book’s lessons to the current political climate. After Beck cited compassion and truth as elements of what this country needs, Vieira pounced, reciting Beck’s own harsh rhetoric about the president and other leading Democratic politicians, and asked if Beck regretted his comments in light of the events in Tucson. “Any thing I said in jokes, no. Ask Jon Stewart [the same question]. Ask The Simpsons,” Beck said. “Comedy is comedy.” Watch the clip after the jump: READ FULL STORY »
Jan 19
2011
02:48 PM ET
'The Bachelor': Why are all the women so much younger than Brad? Now it can be told!
If you’ve been watching The Bachelor this season — you have been watching, right? — you may have noticed that most of the “ladies” vying for 38-year-old Bachelor Brad Womack’s heart are considerably younger than he is. We’re talking anywhere from 8 to 14 years younger. (Exhibit A: Emily, 24, seen here with Old Man River.) Of course, the Bachelor has always chosen from a bevy of younger women — it’s not like he’s going to date someone his same age or GOD FORBID older — but usually we’re looking at a 5-7 year differential. If you’ve been reading our Bachelor coverage on EW.com — you have been reading my recaps, right? — then you know that The Age Issue is a hotly debated topic among the rose-loving population. Take this comment from trania: “On average the women are more than 10 years younger. It really seems that Brad was a last-minute replacement as I find it hard to believe that the producers didn’t cast anyone within 5 yrs of Brad’s age.”
So is it true? Did ABC cast this season of “ladies” based on the age of their first-choice Bachelor, 33-year-old Chris Lambton, who made it to the final two in last year’s season of The Bachelorette? Or does Brad Womack just like ‘em young? According to a source close to the show/Brad’s libido, the answer is… a little of both. Some of the women appearing on the current season were in fact cast for Chris L., including 25-year-old Shawntel the funeral director (not to be confused with 28-year-old Chantal, the woman who slapped Brad on night 1). But then Chris L. wisely turned ABC down on the first day of casting, so Team Bachelor had to course-correct… a bit. According to the show source, they continued to cast young women once Brad was chosen as the Bachelor, because that’s what Mr. Womack wanted. To quote EW.com’s Mandi Bierly, it’s yet another reason to knee him in the nuts.
What say you, rose lovers? Are you surprised by this “news”?
Jan 19
2011
02:35 PM ET
Royal wedding to be celebrated with TLC 'Hoarding' special. Oh, and possibly filmed in 3-D.
Image Credit: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty ImagesAs the wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton gets closer, we look forward to press releases announcing how cable networks plan to cash in. Today’s winner comes from TLC, which announces a week-long royal-themed programming event that kicks off Sunday, April 24. Among the offerings, “Royal editions of some of TLC’s most popular series, including a special that focuses on both British and American hoarders and extreme collectors of royal memorabilia” and “a special round table discussion with Royal experts and a celebrity host, leading into the network’s live early morning coverage of the event Friday, April 29.” The network rationalizes its full-court press because this is a wedding, and it airs wedding shows. Though I doubt we’re getting a special edition of Say Yes to the Dress with Middleton.
From one awesome(ly bad) idea to another: READ FULL STORY »
Jan 19
2011
02:07 PM ET
Clint Eastwood's Hoover biopic: Most handsome male cast ever?
Now that Josh Lucas is in talks to star in J. Edgar, the Clint Eastwood-directed Hoover biopic, the film is shaping up to be the most handsome movie of all time. In the film, Lucas would play aviator Charles Lindbergh alongside Leonardo DiCaprio as the titular character, Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick as the clean-cut Agent Smith, and The Social Network‘s Winklevoss wonder Armie Hammer as Hoover’s supposed secret lover Clyde Tolson. Mr. Eastwood, this is how you get movie attendance up!
If you break it down, I’d like to think each offers varying degrees of attractiveness: READ FULL STORY »
Jan 19
2011
01:25 PM ET
'The Good Wife': Which is the best storyline right now?
Image Credit: CBSIf you watched last night’s episode of CBS’ The Good Wife, you know that Alicia (Julianna Margulies) and Will (Josh Charles) are waiting for ”things to calm down” before she asks him that all-important question (about the second voicemail he left her in the season 1 finale, which she never heard). You also know that Will has just realized that Derrick (Michael Ealy) played him, plotting to not only vote out Diane (Christine Baranski), but also Will eventually — so that’s probably going to be a while. Here’s what’s interesting: As much as I love those loaded looks between Will and Alicia, I’m suddenly preferring the ones between him and Diane. I did some actual fist-pumping when Will had his second lunch date with Diane, told her they were both lying during their first one, revealed Derrick’s plan, and suggested they make Derrick think he’s still going along with it while he and Diane move against him.
Diane: “Okay.”
Will: “Okay.”
Diane [smiling]: “Let’s not bicker anymore.” READ FULL STORY »
Jan 19
2011
01:08 PM ET
'Life Unexpected' finale: I'm still crying
Image Credit: Patrick Ecclesine/The CWLast night’s Life Unexpected finale was a perfect example of everything the show does well: It gave us spot-on teenage emotions, showed off a healthy appreciation for day drinking, and gave us a fully satisfying, totally earned conclusion. Oh, and it made me cry. Like, I’m still misty just thinking about it. READ FULL STORY »
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