Last night, Susan Boyle returned to the America’s Got Talent stage to debut “You Have To Be There,” a new song from her third album Someone to Watch Over Me. Backed by a veritable string symphony and a spectacular light show, Boyle belted the song square in her Les Mis-style wheelhouse and received a solid round of applause after. “I’m so pleased the audience enjoyed the song. I really loved performing that big number. I was also a little nervous introducing something new,” said Boyle. The diva’s overnight success story in the wake of her 2009 Britain’s Got Talent audition will be made into a musical entitled I Dreamed a Dream that’s scheduled to premiere in Newcastle, England, next March. See Boyle’s full performance after the jump. READ FULL STORY »
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Susan Boyle debuts new single on 'America's Got Talent'
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Marc Anthony to ABC: 'I'll always love Jennifer'
Marc Anthony denied accusations that his infidelity broke up his marriage with Jennifer Lopez in a Nightline interview that was teased on this morning’s Good Morning America. So what really happened? “I’ll tell you it wasn’t some sensationalistic happening,” Anthony told John Quinones. “It was a realization on both our parts. So, it wasn’t shocking. These things happen.”
Anthony told Quinones that he was finally breaking his silence because “he’s fed up with the lies and misinformation about what’s led to his breakup,” but the interview also seemed to serve as a promotional vehicle for his upcoming projects, a new album, his Kohl’s fashion line, and his upcoming Latin talent show co-starring his ex. “I’ll always love Jennifer,” Anthony said. “She knows that.” Take a look. READ FULL STORY »
'Blossom': That girl was like, 'Whoooooa!'
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In my opinionation, the early ’90s were a great time to be a girl. On television, tweens had Clarissa as a guide, teens looked to Blossom, and Murphy Brown provided a blueprint for the professional-to-be in all of us. Perhaps more than any of her contemporaries, though, Blossom Russo (Mayim Bialik) represented the complete package. She was a role model who was still relatable. She could tear it up on the dance floor and had an eye for funky fashion. Even amid personal struggles and rebellious patches, she always managed to work out her differences with friends and family. (And did I mention she had a super-hot — if not entirely bright — brother?) Whether tap dancing on a piano or getting nip silly on a school band trip, Blossom captured the entire spectrum of the shift from girlhood to womanhood. READ FULL STORY »
The 2011 EWwy Awards: Who should win Best Actress in a Drama?
There’s still plenty of time to vote in the EWwy Awards — EW.com’s fourth annual celebration of performers and series Emmy overlooked. To vote for the Best Actress In a Drama, head to our Facebook page.
With so much talent in the composite to your right, it’s crazy that none of these actresses made the Emmys cut instead of, say, Law & Order‘s Mariska Hargitay or Harry’s Law‘s Kathy Bates. You nominated plenty of deserving leading ladies; we reluctantly narrowed the field to six. Watch them below, then flip through all of this year’s EWwy nominees in our photo gallery. READ FULL STORY »
This Week's Cover: We pick the five best new shows in our Fall TV Preview
Need a good excuse to spend your September cooped up indoors, remote control in hand? We’re happy to help with our annual Fall TV Preview issue, which features TV critic Ken Tucker’s picks for the five best new shows. Spoiler alert! One has a sexy homeless guy in it. One features two smart-mouthed New Yorkers. One stars an actress from a beloved teen drama… that was not about vampires. One is on NBC. And one will scare the sweet bejesus out of you. (Click here to buy the issue.)
Plus, we’ve got all the scoop on 127 new and returning shows, including: READ FULL STORY »
Cher defends son Chaz Bono against 'stupid bigots'
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She got you, babe. Cher has taken to Twitter to defend her son Chaz Bono’s decision to join Dancing With the Stars as the series’ first transgendered contestant. After becoming aware that Chaz was taking a lot of heat from transphobic Internet commenters, she encouraged her fans to voice support for him on blogs and message boards and reminded everyone, “Mothers don’t stop Getting angry with stupid bigots who fk with their children !”
Cher assures America: “bet VAST MAJORITY of People will LOVE CHAZ on DWTS ! & it’s took Fkg Guts 2! Chaz isn’t exactly the ‘Gotta Dance Gotta Dance’ kinda Guy.”
Is it possible Cher’s perfectly crafted tweets are even more exquisite than her songs? READ FULL STORY »
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