Insanely addictive.
Last night's NYC screening of Charlie Wilson's War was a formal affair with not a whole lot of color at all on the red carpet. Tom Hanks was there with one of his costars and fellow Golden Globe nominees, Philip Seymour Hoffman, but not Julia Roberts. While their leading lady wasn't around, a breakthrough redheaded actress with a gorgeous smile (and GG acting nominee) Amy Adams looked great in Read more
Instead of reporting the news from behind a stuffy old desk, Dan decided to report this story while standing atop a high-rise building. The idea was to catch a view of the space needle in the background of the frame, but it was freezing outside and other concerns took priority. Dan couldn't decide whether or not to sport a trench coat or pop his collar. Twenty minutes later. . . Get Flash to Read more
Dan Rather is suing CBS for $70 million! He is claiming they gave him innsuffient air time on 60 minutes as well as used him as a scapeoat after the controversial Bush National Guard story.- Reuters In their ongoing custody battle, Denise Richards asked a judge yesterday to protect her children from Charlie Sheen based on his personal issues. Will these two ever handle their personal matters Read more
It's Yom Kippur on this week's Gossip Girl, but rather than atone for their often questionable ways, the Upper East Siders are up to their usual scheming. Serena stops at nothing to secure the rights to Dan's book, while Charlie continues to ignore all morals in an attempt to preserve her precious fake identity. There's enough drama to have any viewer saying oy vey, and you can get all the Read more
George Clooney had the company of his Ides of March costars Evan Rachel Wood, who was decked out in head-to-toe maroon Gucci, Paul Giamatti, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Jeffrey Wright for last night's NYC premiere. We managed to snag a few minutes with George himself — and he's just as handsome in person! George spoke to us about the importance of filming the movie, which he directed, in the Read more
For the past week, culinary cognoscenti have hovered over the eating habits of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who is now only eating meat that he kills himself. "I do think [people] should take responsibility and be thankful for what they eat rather than trying to ignore where it came from," he said in an email to Fortune magazine. Others have stepped in to agree; celebrated chef Dan Barber Read more
Perhaps prompted by the high-profile infidelities of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Anthony Weiner, The New York Times Magazine is taking on cheating spouses this weekend. But instead of asking "why men cheat," the article sets out to question the whole premise of monogamy and whether it's a realistic or even valuable goal. The magazine does this by way of profiling advice columnist and starter of Read more
Community has been rocking the Thursday night comedy block, and this week's episode should be no different. In "Intro to Political Science," the gang preps for a student body election when they hear that Greendale is expecting a visit from Vice President Joe Biden. The ensemble's stars Alison Brie and Danny Pudi got on the phone with reporters to talk about the episode, which will also feature Read more
