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‘My Own Worst Enemy’: Not Ben Silverman’s Fault!
Turns out he is merely responsible for all of NBC's other problems.
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Turns out he is merely responsible for all of NBC's other problems.
Michael's never seemed sadder than at the end of this episode, after being forced to do the walk of shame in Winnipeg.
It's fair to wonder whether Brandon Flowers is indeed from another planet.
How does a boy with a knack for taking things apart become a young man feared and admired as one of the world's most dangerous hackers?
Last night, Dolly Parton visited the nine remaining American Idol finalists, none of whom had any idea who she was.
If the Jonas Brothers are, as we suspect, about to take over the entire world, it would behoove you to meet your tyrannous overlords before you're forced to kneel at their bejeweled feet.
Plus: New MP3s by 50 Cent, Ben Gibbard, and that guy you've been watching on YouTube all day.
Plus: Howard Shore signs on for The Hobbit and Dolly Parton signs on to judge a bunch of crappy singers!
This phenomenal new set is essential to any family DVD collection.
Was it the subpar, rushed-after-the-writers'-strike jokes? Was it the presence of Sarah Chalke? Was it Ted's really not-great hair?
During his keynote address at the United Arab Emirates' Global Art Forum this weekend, Glenn Lowry threw caution — and local Muslim custom — to the wind.
Disney finds more kids whose fresh-scrubbed faces will drive your tween daughter mad with prepubescent desire.
Plus: Monks get a Gregorian chant record deal, Clint Eastwood's movie might be Oscar bait after all, and The New Yorker raves one play but really recommends another.
Plus a new track from Silver Jews, Snoop's country move, and a Peaches remix of the B-52s.
The beat-boxing onetime runner-up calls the American Idol heir apparent "boring."
Pink Snow took the stage wearing a latex nun’s habit and yowling about Catholic-school life.
Aziz Ansari’s crew look kinda like they jumped out of the ugly tree and hit every branch just for laughs.
Jordan Eagles should offer his decorative services to Dexter.
Can you patent the concept of air guitar?
Kazu Kibuishi's beloved anthology of hot new comics artists, Flight, has always carried a whiff of kiddie adventure story.
Gene Simmons claims he has slept with 4,800 women. We vote no.
Plus: Sarah Michelle Gellar indulges in some Buffy-Willow slash, and Leslie Mann's daughter licks her face.
No, this is not some newfangled revolution. It's a seven-year-old gimmick.
The Times obviously wants us to know he's bad. But is he Shaq bad?
A lesbian show that's dabbled in Turkish oil wrestling turns its season-finale focus to “core values”?