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Jan 5 2010 12:31 PM ET

'Man vs. Wild' returns with Bear giving himself an enema

A new season of Discovery’s Man vs. Wild premieres Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET, and Bear Grylls’ trip to Panama looks like quite the memorable episode. In two preview clips, we see Grylls give himself an enema — a last resort for hydration for those adrift on a raft in the Pacific (the colon absorbs fluids) — and eat a fish eye while shirtless (watch that one after the jump). I have room on my DVR to tape this and Modern Family and Cougar Town, but in case you don’t, Man vs. Wild repeats at midnight.

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Jan 5 2010 06:03 AM ET

Chris Harrison blogs 'The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love' premiere

First, let me start this season by saying Happy New Year to you all. I hope this new year has greeted all of you well and it is my hope that it is a wonderful, successful year for us all. A little irony to start this new season off: I’m home for the holidays and writing this first blog sitting in Dallas, Texas, which also happens to be the hometown of our new bachelor Jake. In fact, he came over and we spent some time together watching football on New Year’s Day. He’s a good Texas boy who I think you’ll grow to like more and more as the season goes on. Because time is short I’m simultaneously prepping for my TV Guide Network red carpet hosting duties by watching Inglourious Basterds while I write this. I doubt this is how Quentin Tarantino would want me to be experiencing his film but you gotta multitask you know.

I just released a list of ten of my favorite Bachelor/Bachelorette moments of all time in Entertainment Weekly. I have to admit that while those were some of my faves, those are purely “TV” moments and they’re not exactly what I remember most about my time on this show. Teaching Aaron Burge to drive a Maserati on the PCH (while network execs looked on in horror), sitting around the fire with Ryan and Trista’s family and friends trading stories the night before their wedding, gaining a love and appreciation of wine with Andrew Firestone, tossing the pigskin and talking football with Jesse Palmer (still haven’t gotten my Roger Staubach throwback jersey, Jesse), living in Paris and Rome with my family, stalking Bono on his yacht (I’ll explain this story later this season) — those are some of moments that have really stuck with me over the years, and the kinds of moments I will truly remember and cherish. READ FULL STORY »

Jan 5 2010 06:00 AM ET

'Conveyor Belt of Love': The bad, the ugly, and the awwww

In a perfect world, Conveyor Belt of Love would be the most utterly convenient set up a girl could ask for. The men coming down the conveyor belt for my viewing pleasure would all be tuxedo-clad, tall, good-looking cogs, ready for molding into the perfect man. But this is reality television and all the men on Conveyor Belt are freaks.

OK, perhaps that’s harsh, but the men featured in last night’s special premiere fell largely into three categories: Men who try too hard (like the one who described himself as the Filipino Criss Angel or the man who did the turkey call), artistic d-bags who take themselves and their faux talent too seriously (like the guy who recited a poem about taking a milk bath), and the creepy aggressive ones who try to talk their way out of being rejected. READ FULL STORY »

Jan 4 2010 07:23 PM ET

'Project Runway' season 7: Are you 'stacked, packed, and ready to attack'?

Well, we can all agree Project Runway 6 was a letdown — but this new teaser for season 7 looks more promising. For starters, look at all those yellow cabs — Lifetime has come to its senses and brought Runway back to its rightful home in the Big Apple — Tim Gunn is way to0 pale and interesting for L.A. and we need our steady dose of Nina Garcia and Michael “trainwreck” Kors. Contestant Anthony Williams seems to the most soundbite-worthy so far: move over Christian Siriano’s “hot mess,” this new guy is “stacked, packed, and ready to attack.”

Are you psyched for the new season of Runway or giving up on it after season 6?

Jan 4 2010 05:41 PM ET

'Bachelor' scandal (male producer + female contestant) sounds familiar...

Bachelor host Chris Harrison has confirmed that a male producer on the show started a relationship with a female contestant as she began filming her “journey” with Jake Pavelka. Harrison — who’ll address the “scandal” in his weekly post-show blog on EW.com tonight (it unfolds on next week’s episode) — told the radio show Valentine in the Morning that both the producer and the contestant were asked to leave the ABC dating show, usmagazine reports. “This was the rare time that before I had to go talk to the girl, Jake and then the women, I had lawyers, psychologists, producers, executives saying, ‘Okay, these are the words you can say,’” Harrison said of the uncomfortable situation. “It was intense. It was a wild night.” Harrison didn’t know if the couple was still together.

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Dec 30 2009 10:55 AM ET

Welcome back, bats--- crazy Gary Oldman

For many movie fans under a certain age, Gary Oldman is best known as Harry Potter’s godfather and Batman’s trusted copper. Which is an absolute joke to people who grew up watching Oldman wring every last drop of crazy out of a collection of deranged movie villains. The Professional, The Fifth Element, True Romance, Air Force One, Lost in Space, Murder in the First. I could go on. He was Hollywood’s go-to madman when Dennis Hopper was busy. So I got a tingle when I saw the trailer for The Book of Eli (releases Jan. 15), in which Denzel Washington finds himself in a post-apocalyptic town controlled by Oldman’s ruthless despot. Don’t be fooled by Oldman’s character’s Commissioner Gordon glasses; he’s a grade-A wackjob.

On the Oldman Scale, I’d place his Eli character some place between the dreadlocked pimp in True Romance and the southern-accented space terrorist in The Fifth Element. Welcome back, bats— crazy Gary Oldman. I missed you.

Do you prefer Oldman as an over-the-top outlaw, or a virtuous hero? And what’s your favorite Oldman moment? One of mine has to be his drug-addicted DEA agent in The Professional. Check it out after the jump, EEEVVVERYOOOOONE! READ FULL STORY »

Dec 30 2009 09:30 AM ET

What's your pop-culture resolution for 2010?

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Here at the EW office, we’ve already made our list of pop-culture New Year’s resolutions — finally watching The Wire; playing more video games; watching all 10 Best Picture Oscar nominees; catching up on Harry Potter; reading a 1,000-page book; and more.

My personal pop-culture resolution is to get ready for Lost‘s final season by re-reading some of Doc Jensen’s theories. (No, he didn’t pay me to say that.)

So, PopWatchers, what are your resolutions? To watch more or less Jersey Shore, to see more live music, to finally quit some lame TV show clogging up your DVR?

Dec 30 2009 09:00 AM ET

Grandma + Greenscreen = Good times.

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Need your daily dose of cute old folks? Well, you can skip those Golden Girls re-runs on Lifetime, ‘cuz we’ve got this YouTube video instead for your viewing pleasure! Watch these two young souls try to greenscreen it, and enjoy!

Dec 28 2009 03:32 PM ET

Holy every 'holy' expression, Batman!

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Holy unrefillable prescriptions! This supercut of Robin’s “holy” exclamations from Batman is funny but also a little strange: Was TV really this wholesome? Wowzers.

I can’t hear all these goofy non-curses without thinking of the late, great Middleman, which gets its own supercut below: READ FULL STORY »

Dec 17 2009 04:33 PM ET

'Up in the Air': That twist. That ending. These polls!

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SPOILER ALERT! If you haven’t seen Up in the Air yet, stop reading. After the jump, we’re asking how many people saw the twist coming and how you interpreted the ending… READ FULL STORY »

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