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Jay Leno: "Conan Was Holding A Pillow Over My Face" [VIDEO]
The "Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien" Website Is Here ...
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Everybody - and we mean everybody - was in that fake benefit song in the season finale of 30 Rock. Elvis Costello, Clay Aiken, Sheryl Crow, the Beastie Boys, Maroon 5’s Adam Levine, Mary J. Blige, Wyclef, Talib Kweli, Moby, Norah Jones, Cyndi Lauper, and more. Plus, the song had catchy lyrics:
This country has six million kidneys/and we ...
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Whatever happened to that saying "You've got to spend money to make money?" Either take the show or don't, Peacock. Don't take a borderline show with a devoted, fanatical fan base ,cut its resources, and then expect it to succeed. NBC is still ostensibly one of the four major networks, but sometimes they feel a lot ...
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Tonight at 10, Apatow, Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, and Nick Cassavetes sit down with hosts Peter Guber and Peter Bart to discuss film. And, apparently,male genitalia.
We find Apatow's statement to be true, and profound. Of course, then the question is: what is the proper amount of penis?
We've spent our whole lives trying to ...
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In the ratings. For the very first time. It was only by an eyelash, but the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson topped Late Night with Jimmy Fallon in total viewers for the first time. Ferguson's
show also tied Fallon's in adults 25 to54 years-of-age for the first
time, according to Nielsen live plus same day ratings for the ...
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Fox has passed on the American Ab Fab after viewing the pilot episode. Why can't we Americans seem to get this right? Alison Waldman of TV Squad has a theory:
The fact is that even with Jennifer Saunders on board to work on the American version, Absolutely Fabulous
was an essentially British show. It was also a show of its ...
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That's what Maureen Ryan of the Chicago Tribune says. Oof - that's rough. She does present a detailed and compelling argument, though... People bash "Joey" as the worst example of NBC's
tendency to extend its franchises well beyond what is desirable or
logical. Yet "Parks and Recreation" is a more ...
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Changed the world? Like Jonas Salk or Thomas Edison? Don't know about that, although this 2-hour documentary makes some compelling arguments. It seems the greatest way he changed the world is that every man since Enter The Dragon came out has pretended to be Bruce Lee in front of the mirror.
Also, if you're like yours ...
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So here's the thing - an Australian reality TV show called Gruen Transfer had a contest wherein competing teams had to "sell the unsellable" - make an anti-fat discrimination ad. One team, an ad agency called The Foundry, approached the project with the best of intentions - but the end result didn't go too well, and their ...
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For the June 7 broadcast. NPH reportedly wasn't the top choice to host. This guy, who would not have been as good, was...
James Gandolfini. Because he's starring in God Of Carnage on Broadway. Tony Soprano? For real? Is he like some gregarious, charming master of ceremonies on the sly? Good thing he had the sense to turn ...
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