Fox briefly posted a pictured of the “American Idol 7″ 24 finalists from the Hollywood round — with Simon Cowell masks covering their faces.
It was quickly removed from the site once people caught wind and started speculating who was hiding behind each Simon mask. “American Idol 7″ top 24 spoilers after the jump! Read the rest of this entry »
Matthew Fox graces an upcoming January 2008 Entertainment Weekly cover and gives a little insight into the flash forward sequences on “Lost” in this Entertainment Weekly behind-the-scenes video.
If you’re a Lost fan, you’re probably scraping up any little tidbit to hold you over until the premiere of season four. Is it January 31st yet?
The fourth season of “Lost” premieres January 31 at 9 PM on ABC. More Matthew Fox pictures and “Lost” season four spoilers after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
There’s been a lot of “Survivor: Micronesia” spoilers floating around online about the possible contestants, and Entertainment Weekly is now delivering the goods!
This picture shows the “Survivor: Micronesia” contestants labeled “The Favorites”:
Yeah Cirie! Boo Jonny Fairplay (Are ya kiddin’ me?! Why is he getting more than his 15 minutes of fame?)
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How great is this new extended “Lost” trailer? Too great… and too bad we have to wait until January 31st for the new season to air. Stay strong, “Lost” fans and enjoy the extended trailer video for now.
Beware: Lots of potential spoilers!
The buzz around the upcoming seventh season of “American Idol” (2008) is upon us and it seems the names of the top 50 contestants were leaked on an online forum.
At IdolForums.com, a user named “JoesPlace” listed all of the juicy details: names, ages, cities and MySpace pages for the top 50 finalists who made it to the Hollywood round. “JoesPlace” said he has found the contestants “through media and word of mouth.” He also asks readers to contact him with additional “hints, spoilers, news or info” and says that all informants “will remain completely anonymous.” Read the rest of this entry »
Last night on Smallville, Clark did two things that were, to put it lightly, incredibly stupid. He and Kara had just had a conversation about how he wished he’d known his mother, when he heard her calling out to him, and voila, just like that, he found Kara’s missing crystal. That was thing one: you’d think he’d have learned by now not to listen to crystals that call him. Then, when he took it to that cold, crystal fortress place, he didn’t listen to his father, and put the crystal in the stone thing (reverse King Arthur, anyone?).
Lara, Clark’s mother, is then released and she shows up at the Kent Farm. Though both are happy to see her, Kara is wary. Unlike Clark, it seems she’s remembered about the whole cloning/Zor-El thing. Lara warns them of the same thing and Clark promises to take care of her.
Zor-El flies to Kara - and that looked really cool, by the way. I hope Clark learns to fly by the end of this final season - and Kara looks stunned and angry to see him. Given the fact that she’s learned the truth about him, that’s no surprise. Even so, he’s able to sweet talk her into believing that he wants a family. And she wasn’t just pretending to believe him, like I’d thought, either. You can’t know how disappointing that was. Instead, she agreed to meet him at the fortress.
Lara gives Clark a ring she’s been wearing on a chain around her neck. He slips it on and his eyes get that bright flash that means that Kryptonite is infecting him, this time in blue. (Okay, so he got it from his mother, so I’m not sure if that counts as stupid or not.) She tells him it was his father’s ring, and it’s the Kryptonian symbol for Victory. Cool. Clark leaves Lana with his mother while he goes off to find Zor-El.
Then, Clark finds Zor-El beating up on Lionel, and then Zor-El beats him (Clark) up, at which point Zor-El reveals something Lara could not have known - that the blue ring makes him human. Zor-El then kidnaps his mother and runs away. Like the smart boy he is, Clark goes crawling to Chloe for help.
Eventually, they get it figured out, but there is one problem: when Clark sent his mother and Zor-El back to where they came from - nowhere - Kara turns up missing. He doesn’t know she’s had a concussion and is in Detroit, Michigan, suffering from Amnesia. Clark, meanwhile, returns to the fortress and asks his father where she is. Jor-El tells him that he can’t help because Clark didn’t listen, adding that Clark has again disobeyed him, and must suffer the consequences. Who do you think is gonna die now?
Oh, and the side story is actually quite important, and is probably the only thing that saved this episode, in my opinion. Gabe and Lois are dating, and then everyone’s down on them about it, so they “break up.” At the very end of the show, Lex and Gabe are talking, and Lex warns him that Lionel can’t know about him. Who is he? Lex’s brother. Oh, and not Lucas, either. Julien.
This week’s episode of house was fresh, unique, and hilarious. It also made a few interesting points about the longing to “fit in” and “be normal.” I mean, what is normal? A friend of mine always said that “normal is a setting on a washing machine.”
Kenny, House’s uber-sick person of the week, suffered a heart attack just before undergoing major facial re-constructive surgery. House wants to start him on treatments, but Kenny and Kenny’s father don’t want to do that because it will set back the surgery. In House’s opinion, he’s saying that the surgery is more important than his life.
I also like the documentary-style of this episode, it made it highly original, and it let us see other people’s perspectives of one another. By the way, if you missed this episode, don’t worry, it’ll be playing again soon, once reruns kick in.
Last night, after eight seasons, Jorja Fox starred in her last episode of CSI. Her character, Sara Sidle, had an excellent good-bye episode, even if it was a little… un-Sara-like.
A former case with creepy kids (genius murderers Marlon and Hannah West from last season) resurfaces, and Sara insists upon taking it over because the whole thing has been haunting her. As a result of what she discovered, she resigned.
Obviously, they left it open for her to return, which the producers seem to think she will do. Jorja though, says, “It was an extremely difficult decision,” but she wants a break from showbiz.
