Vince Gill disses Kanye West and gives a nice acceptance speech in this 2008 Grammys video clip.
Vince Gill says at the start of his acceptance speech: “I just got an award given to me by a Beatle. Have you had that happen yet, Kanye?”
There’s a new episode of “Brothers and Sisters” this Sunday, February 10 (10 PM on ABC). Until then, check out these “Brothers and Sisters” sneak peek video previews.
That’s a lot o’ Tiddy Bears! Ellen DeGeneres found the infomercial for Tiddy Bears so hilarious that she ordered 300 for everyone in her studio audience. Check out the video clip.
February 5th, 2008 by Wendy
Tagged as: 24,BET,CSI,Ghost Whisperer,Grey's Anatomy,Lost,Without a Trace,You Tube
Black Eyed Peas’ Will.i.am wrote the song featured in the above music video, inspired by Senator Barack Obama’s New Hampshire primary speech.
Check out the star power in the “Yes We Can” music video, including some TV folks like Kate Walsh (“Grey’s Anatomy”), Eric Balfour (“24″), Nick Cannon, Adam Rodriguez (“CSI: Miami”), Enrique Murciano (“Without A Trace”), Harold Perrineau (“Lost”), Tracee Ellis Ross (“Girlfriends”), Bryan Greenberg (“October Road”), Aisha Tyler (“Ghost Whisperer”) and Tatyana Ali (“Fresh Prince of Bel Air”).
The Class was one of the sitcoms of 2006/2007 that for some reason got canned after nineteen episodes. It wasn’t because of ratings, nor for poor writing. In fact, David Crane, who made his name with Friends, was the co-creator/ co-writer/ co-producer of The Class. Take all the best elements of Friends and add a lot more varied characters. Cancelling The Class was one of CBS’ big mistakes. It had reasonable ratings, a large cast of good actors/ actresses, comedy, angst, and so much chemistry between three pairs of characters: Nicole and Duncan, Kat and Ethan, and Richie and Lina.
Hopefully this show gets a second chance, maybe after the WGA writers’ strike ends. However, some cast members have been getting on with their careers. At least three of them are separately in Cloverfield, Untraceable, and Meet the Spartans. With a bit of digging, I found out what the rest of the cast are doing. I’ve only included cast members that appeared in five or more episodes. Pics and video clips are provided where available.
Warning: the sound levels on the video clips below are all over the place, so be ready with your mouse.
Andrea Anders – Before Andrea Anders’ role as Nicole Allen in The Class, you might recognize her from her role as Alex Garrett in the short-lived Joey sitcom, which starred Matt LeBlanc as his Joey character from the Friends series. Since The Class, Anders has only appeared in the Numb3rs episode “Power.”
Jon Bernthal – Jon Bernthal played Duncan Carmello, who was still secretly in love with his old flame, Andrea Anders’ character Nicole. Since The Class, Bernthal has appeared Day Zero (2007). In 2008 he’ll be in A Line in the Sand, Pinkville, and Bar Starz. In 2009, he’ll be in The Pacific, a TV mini-series.
Love “Gossip Girl?” Love outtakes and bloopers? Well, then this video is for you — check out the special “Gossip Girl Revealed” outtakes/bloopers in this video.
Check out this “Lost” season 4, two hour premiere preview — the music video for Locke set to ‘Crazy.’
In follow up to Sawyer’s music video “Lost” promo, here’s the ABC “Lost” preview for Kate, set to ‘Criminal’ by Fiona Apple.
