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  • March 07, 2008
    By Ryan Stewart


    I haven't seen the finale yet (even though it has leaked), so I couldn't reveal any details from it even if I wanted to. But there will be discussion of the previous nine episodes of season five after the jump (as well as the series's whole run thus far) after the jump, so if you're waiting for any reason, you probably shouldn't click.

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  • March 06, 2008
    By Ian Sands

    “Christian Soriano, signing out.”ce:office" />

    It was a fitting way to end this season of Project Runway. Not because it was he who ultimately won it all. But because in my mind, it was sort of the Christian Soriano show from the beginning last night. From his wonderfully absurd description of what it was he was looking for in a model (“fierce tallness and walks for days”) to his kooky modeling of Jillian Lewis’s ridiculous looking hat prior to the runway show (all the while going “bring it back, bring it back”), Christian downright stole the proceedings.

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  • March 06, 2008
    By Ryan Stewart


    MTV's Movies blog reports that the English comedy Spaced, created by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright (a/k/a the people behind Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz) is finally coming to DVD on July 23 of this year. People have been begging for this for years.

    Unfortunately, though, Fox is still going ahead with a McG-produced Americanized version of Spaced this summer, and Pegg isn't too thrilled about it



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  • March 03, 2008
    By Ryan Stewart
    For this, the fifth and final season of HBO's worthy-of-all-the-breathless-praise-you're-tired-of-reading-about-by-now drama The Wire, HBO has been offering each episode to its On Demand customers a week before it airs. They're not doing this for this coming Sunday's episode, which will be the series finale. We'd guess this is probably to prevent people from watching and blurting out spoilers, but we'll let Sen.

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  • March 03, 2008
    By webteam

    American Idol always disappoints me; it's corny, too long, and I have never in my life felt prompted to buy one of the winner's CDs or even vote for the contestants I like best. But for some reason I have to watch it--if not for Randy Jackson's incessant clarion call of "yah dawg, yah dawg," Paula Abdul's incoherent but saccharine ramblings, and Ryan Seacreast's bronzed douchiness--then at least for Simon Cowell, the shining beacon of sanity whose cutting judgment is nearly always right.

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  • February 15, 2008
    By Sharon Steel




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    CARINA MASTROCOLA

    On Project Runway, Michael Kors is an asshole. He is the Jewish, Long Island-y version of what Christian will be in about 40 years. However, he is a Top American Designer (thx, Heidi!) and therefore an expert on fashionologie. And, we must admit, usually, for the most part, he's got decent taste, and he gives witty soundbites for us to mock.





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  • February 11, 2008
    By Ryan Stewart
    The WGA's leadership has approved the deal for now. On Tuesday, if a majority of the WGA West's and East's membership vote to end the strike, writers could be back on the job on Wednesday. Also, via Ain't It Cool News, we found this handy link from TV Guide regarding the future of most shows.

  • February 08, 2008
    By Ryan Stewart

    "So we'll march day and ni-i-ight, by the big cooling tower
    They have the [studios], but we have the power [sorta]"


    In spite of what Michael Eisner says, the WGA strike is not over. This Saturday, WGA leadership will meet with members to discuss the language of a possible deal, then on Sunday, the WGA's board will vote on whether or not to accept it.



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  • January 31, 2008
    By Ryan Stewart


    We've been waiting about eight months for this. Season three of Lost ended on a note that, as fans of the show might have come to expect, only served to deepen the mystery. You probably know what it was by now, and even if you missed it, ABC re-ran it last night (with "pop-up" facts for people who've never seen the show before.

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  • January 23, 2008
    By Caitlin E. Curran
    I just discovered this handy, helpful chart on the Project Runway Season 4 wiki page, whilst dreamily envisioning what fashion challenges our beloved contestents might encounter on tonight's episode. (Who needs writers when we've still got the two best shows on television, Proj Run and History Detectives?). [Ed. note - You're a writer.

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  • January 09, 2008
    By Carly Carioli

    Five worst quotes we heard last night:

    5. New York Times on Grandmama Obama:
    "It's pretty amazing to see her as she sorts her corn on the ground."

    4. Douchebag local radio interns, heckling Hillary:
    "Iron my shirt!"

    3. Bill Bennett on John McCain's unlikely comeback:
    "Here's a guy who's 71 years old, a guy with broken bones, a guy who can't comb his hair."



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  • December 20, 2007
    By Carly Carioli


    Queens of the Stone Age does "In the Fade" at First Act Guitar Studio, proving they are just as awesome acoustically as they are plugged in.



    James Parker reads a poem about Britney Spears's wild night with Criss Angel, backed by a bunch of jellyfish.



    Rilo Kiley live, proving, much to our amazement, that there were actual good songs lurking underneath the studio polish of Under the Blacklights









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  • November 20, 2007
    By Caitlin E. Curran


    A tidal wave of stretchy, jersey cotton is overtaking the country as you read this? American nuns have opted for a more fashionable/comfortable version of the traditional habit? Here's what to do with curtains when you're done with them? The Disco Mom trend is official?

    Nope, it's Orpah's annual "Favorite Things" episode, where she'll give away tons o' free crap to the lucky residents of Macon, Georgia (apparently 45% of the population there indulges in a daily O fix), and it's on in about 5 minutes.



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  • November 14, 2007
    By Ryan Stewart


    This week in the Phoenix, David Bianculli discusses the uncanny ability of "Comedy Rambo" Stephen Colbert to mock both sides of American culture with equal recklessness. After the jump, some highlights from the article, as well as a few of our other favorites.

    Colbert announces his run for the presidency:
  • November 01, 2007
    By Ryan Stewart
    So, Sox fans, looking forward to those late-night appearances this Friday from David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez who'll be doing Conan and Leno, respectively?

    Uh, well, there might be a problem with that - the Writers Guild currently doesn't have a contract with their studio bosses, which might cause them to strike as early as Friday

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