Next week, ‘Glee‘ will take the bull by the horns with covers of ‘Red Solo Cup’ and a delectable mash-up of ‘Survivor/I Will Survive,’ but before we dive into the goodness that is next week’s songs, let us address just one little thing: Sam (Chord Overstreet) will return in the ‘Hold on to Sixteen’ episode! If that’s not a Christmas present sent from above (you know, the FOX execs), we don’t know what is.
It might not be getting any love from NBC, but the quirky sitcom ‘Community’ certainly has a dedicated fan base, as evident by their victory in ‘TV Guide Magazine’s’ annual fan favorite survey.
O to the M to the G. It does not get much cuter than YouTube sensation Sophia Grace and her partner-in-cute Rosie, who shot to fame virally with their cover of Nicki Minaj’s ‘Super Bass.’
Even though it was just reported that Katy Perry plans to take a year off to focus on starting a family with funnyman hubby Russell Brand, Perry’s publicist revealed that she will be hosting the Dec. 10 episode of ‘Saturday Night Live.’ So Perry is not taking any sort of break before 2011 wraps.
Thirty years after her death by drowning on Southern California’s Catalina Island, questions remain about the mysterious demise of actress Natalie Wood — and now a boat captain is alleging he knows what happened.
It’s all over. Regis Philbin is gone from our mornings.
Friday marked Regis’ final ‘Live with Regis and Kelly’ episode, and friends and family gathered to bid the host farewell.
Mariah Carey gave birth to twins Moroccan and Monroe in April, and just seven months later, she has revealed her slim post-baby bod on ‘The Rosie Show.’
A new, permanent co-host hasn’t been named yet to replace Regis Philbin after he leaves ‘Live! with Regis & Kelly,’ so a rotating panel of celebrities will serve as guest host. First up: Jerry Seinfeld.
Bill Cosby’s sweater-wearing, tough love-offering Cliff Huxtable character from ‘The Cosby Show’ is the TV dad most Americans would have wanted as their own father growing up.
Most TV themes were just musical introductions to open the show, but some were real hit songs. All the ones I've selected here were actually released on records by the groups that made them famous.
In terms of US dollars, Sushil Kumar has just become the first real-life ‘Slumdog Millionaire.’
On Tuesday, Kumar won 50 million rupes — or just over $1 million — by answering every question right on the Indian version of ‘Who Wants to be a Millionaire.’ It was the largest cash award in Indian game show history.
Zooey Deschanel, star of the Fox sitcom ‘New Girl,’ showed off her musical side when she sang the national anthem before Game 4 of the World Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers.
When she’s not setting geek hearts aflutter on screens big and small, Zooey Deschanel has a fairly successful singing career as one half of the group She & Him.
So how did she do performing America’s most famous song?
