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Antarctica-set murder mystery lacks the smarts of original graphic novel and turns Kate Beckinsale's character into a crybaby.
Veteran actress Cloris Leachman took her final bow Tuesday night after her version of the cha-cha-cha, if you could call that, failed to impress the judges or fans.
The competition continued to heat up Monday night on “Dancing with the Stars,” as the celebrities worked to gain ground on the leaderboard. For some, the effort paid off, but for a few, their previous successes looked like dance-floor flukes by the evening’s end.
As it turns out, Jessica Simpson’s meddling father wasn’t the only factor in her recent relationship woes with Tony Romo. Although the two are now back together for “a trial thing,” a friend of the singer-turned-actress spoke to In Touch about Jessica’s jealousy issues.
With a much beloved series, Hollywood sometimes runs the risk of ruining fans' love for a show by taking it to the big screen and botching the job. But in the case of "Sex and the City," such worries were unfounded.
Kristin Davis is hanging out in Times Square with her gal pals, preparing for a scene the same way she’s done hundreds of times before.
“Ex and the City” (season 2)Season two culminated with the best episode in “Sex and the City’s” history. Samantha encountered Mr. Too Big, and decided to take him on as a challenge. Miranda reunited with Steve — after first running away from him on the street. And Carrie decided to be friends with Big, only to find out that he was engaged to Natasha (“the idiot stick figure with no soul”). In a pivotal scene, the girls commiserated over cocktails, and Carrie realized that she was like the Barbra Streisand character (Ka-Ka-Ka-Katie) from “The Way We Were.” Miranda, Carrie and Charlotte broke into song, and Carrie began to see that she was a complicated woman — and that Natasha was just more simple. Carrie went to where Big’s engagement party was being held and the two of them met on the street (just like Katie and Hubbell did in “The Way We Were”). “Yo
It was ballroom’s greatest hits Monday on “Dancing with the Stars,” as the celebs took on dances previously seen this season. While each routine was new to the individual stars, they all made for a dance floor retrospective with the return of the foxtrot, rumba, Viennese waltz, mambo, jive and cha-cha-cha.
The ballroom game heated up Monday night as the celebrities faced the Latin music on “Dancing With the Stars.” The rumba and samba offered new challenges and higher stakes, but with obvious left-foots such as Adam Carolla out of the competition, each step counted for more than before.
Traditionally, the fourth week of “Dancing with the Stars,” which features the dizzying Viennese waltz and the passionate paso doble, separates the so-so celebs from the real contenders. Not so this season, as the dancing divide remains much the same.
Monday night was filled with the best and worst of what the celebrity contenders have to offer on “Dancing With the Stars.” With the first round of eliminations behind them (good riddance, Penn Jillette and Monica Seles!), the competitors pulled out all the moves — not just the good ones — in an effort to stick around.
The last season of “Dancing with the Stars” bombarded viewers with promos for “Dance War: Bruno vs. Carrie Ann.” After Monday night’s premiere episode, it’s not clear how, other than providing two familiar faces, the so-called spin-off was meant to satisfy fans of the hit celeb competition.
This whole Miss California/USA controversy is pretty funny and interesting on many levels. First of all, Carrie Prejean had every right to say what she did about opposing gay marriage in response to entertainment blogger Perez Hilton's question on the subject.
Dad ran off with Liz Taylor, Cary Grant lectured me about drugs, George Lucas - Carrie FisherPut together a Scottish farm girl, a Football player for Alabama A&M,and a single mother with a waitress, a graphic design major and a teenage Gospel singer with a gray haired harmonica player and what do you get? American Idol winners!
20 Scariest Movies of All TimeEntertainment Weekly has a slide show of their list of the "20 Scariest Movies of All Time" What's on your list? what did they leave out?
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