Hawaii Five-0 pulled out all the stops for its action-packed season 2 premiere last night, and those of you who remember the Hawaii Five-0 Bingo game Darren Franich introduced in season 1 will be happy to know we finally got Bingo.* See the card below. READ FULL STORY »
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Sep 15
2011
08:50 PM ET
PopWatch Confessional: What TV show do you like watching before bed?
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I’ve never been a huge fan of going to sleep in complete silence, but I became particularly dependent on the sound of the television to lure me into sleep when I got a roommate who always fell asleep to Friends reruns. I should note that in a normal living situation, your roommate’s sleeping preferences wouldn’t particularly matter, but we shared a studio apartment and, thus, we slept almost directly next to one another.
When she moved out this summer, I continued the trend until the sound of Joey’s voice started to sound like crickets dancing on swinging rusty gates. (Months later, I’m still going through Friends detox.) Recently, Intervention has taken its place. Intense, I know. “Sleep with the angels”? No thanks. I have inner demons!
The problem? There are only 100 episodes of Intervention available on Netflix, it appears I have a little under 2 months to find a new show that I don’t mind giving less than my full attention. So I need suggestions! READ FULL STORY »
Sep 8
2011
05:13 PM ET
Could the REAL Gumby have robbed a 7-Eleven? (POLL)
Some weirdo in a Gumby costume tried to rob a 7-Eleven in San Diego. What a world, huh? After the jump, you can watch the video of him failing miserably and even donating 27 cents to the scene of this crime against everyone’s childhood after fumbling (presumably for a weapon).
I wonder if it makes me a terrible person that the things I’m most disappointed about are the complete absence of a Pokey suit for Gumby’s sidekick and the way Gumby’s costume is just split wide open in the back, hospital gown-style. Get it together, G. Commit to the costume or commit to the crime. Even the real Gumby wouldn’t have half-assed this so badly. READ FULL STORY »
Sep 1
2011
12:21 PM ET
Donald Trump charges $10,000 for privilege of meeting Donald Trump
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Fresh from a brief but memorable non-excursion into the quagmire of American politics, Celebrity Apprentice host and videogame legend Donald Trump has embarked on a speaking engagement in Australia. And according to a report by Australian website news.com.au, he’ll be hosting a “private, closed reception” reserved for people Trump refers to as “business leaders.” Specifically, business leaders who are willing to pay at least $10,000 for the chance to breathe the same air as The Donald. In a form letter, Trump describes this event not merely as a party, but as “a catalyst that can spark greater things — you’ll be considering the influence this experience can have on the course of the rest of your life.”
PopWatchers, how much would you pay to awkwardly sip extremely expensive cocktails with Donald Trump? Actually, what’s the highest sum you would pay to meet anyone? I think I’d pay $20,000 to have lunch with David Milch, but only if he promised to hypnotize me by talking about John From Cincinnati.
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Aug 3
2011
01:55 PM ET
ABC's 'Take the Money and Run' premiere has me wondering where I could hide a briefcase of cash in the EW office
Image Credit: Ron Koeberer/ABC
Probably in the bottom-right “fruit” door of the fridge. No one would, or should, ever go in there. Run! Run away! I am rich now!
Anyone else catch ABC’s series premiere of Take the Money and Run, which should really just be called Mindf—ing? Here’s what happens: Two people get a briefcase with $100,000 inside and an hour to hide it. Then some real investigators (who may access the pair’s phone records, GPS coordinates, and acquired receipts from that hour) attempt to induce severe nervous breakdowns by holding them in prison, eye-mocking them when they show up for questioning sessions in their orange DOC jumpsuits THAT ARE RIDICULOUS FOR THEM TO BE WEARING BECAUSE THIS IS FAKE BUT I GET IT BECAUSE IT’S TV, and basically turning the scenario from “You are participating in a potentially lucrative game show. What a fun, sexy time for you!” to “You took my money. Prepare to die.” READ FULL STORY »
Jul 25
2011
07:30 PM ET
(Fake) Severus Snape to young wizards: It Gets Better
SPOILER ALERT! If you don’t know Snape’s fate in the Harry Potter franchise, do not watch the video below. If you do, by all means, enjoy Canadian comic Gavin Crawford’s take on Snape filming an It Gets Better video for young wizards who feel persecuted or like they do not fit in. (My jaw tightens just typing that ‘t’ in fit.) READ FULL STORY »
Jul 18
2011
02:08 PM ET
Summer Movie Body Count: 'Harry Potter' and the Murky Mortality Muddle
Week 11 of EW’s 2011 Summer Movie Body Count continues with 
Jul 18
2011
12:10 PM ET
'Damn it Feels Good to be a Lannister': Watch the 'Game of Thrones' rap!
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If you combined the fame of the Hiltons, the glamour of the British royal family, the cutthroat power squabbles of the Murdochs, the general propensity towards ridiculous talent of the Pinkett Smiths, and the semi-Aryan dementedly perfect genetic code of the Winkelvosses, you would have a rough approximation of the Lannisters, the noble family whose dirty deeds occupied the center of the first season of Game of Thrones. A new YouTube video features uber-swordsman Jaime rapping alongside diminutive bro Tyrion in a redo of “Damn it Feels Good to be a Gangsta.” “A real high-class lord making love to his twin,” explains Jaime, “because high-class lords choose incest.” Watch, laugh, and learn: READ FULL STORY »
Jul 18
2011
07:00 AM ET
PopWatch polls: How many times did 'Deathly Hallows -- Part 2' get you misty, give you chills?
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SPOILER ALERT! If you’ve yet to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2 (or finish the book) stop reading now. Our polls will be here when you’re ready.
And… you’re still here. Let’s get emotional! READ FULL STORY »
Jul 15
2011
03:00 PM ET
'Lost' actor Doug Anthony Hutchinson and teen bride Courtney Stodden talk to 'GMA'. So this is love?
During their oh-so-unsettling appearance on Good Morning America on Friday (they were doing this to try and help their image, correct?) Lost actor Doug Anthony Hutchinson and his 16-year-old wife, aspiring model/singer Courtney Stodden wanted us to know their love is as real as her “head to toe … R-I-double L” body. And not only are they rilly, rilly in love (the two claim their courtship began online, which was monitored by her mother), but Hutchinson is really just “51 going on 21.” (You’re getting warmer, guys!)
Of course, that wasn’t reason enough for some of the people closest to Hutchinson. While Stodden’s family gave their blessing, Hutchinson’s mother and brother have cut ties, as well as his manager and agent, who have dropped him as a client since the wedding. And despite harsh words from the Internet, death threats, and Stodden having to leave high school because she was being bullied about her looks, the couple are going to power through while they shop around for a reality series and Hutchinson writes — wait for it — a children’s book series.
You can watch the full clip below, in which Stodden tells Lara Spencer how marrying Hutchinson would be nothing more than a convenient “blessing” to help her career, and Hutchinson explains how he didn’t go to jail for their relationship. Now, some fair warning, PopWatchers: You can’t un-see the faces Stodden makes at Hutchinson from 4:48-4:57, so view at your own risk. READ FULL STORY »
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