Zach Galifianakis will host Saturday Night Live this weekend for the third time, and for his promos, he's teamed up with Jason Sudeikis. He's got his usual Galifianakis humor, and some of the bits are funnier than others (he has a thing for teen idol nail art), but my favorite part is probably when he gets mad at Sudeikis during their "goofabouts" and calls him a very childish, hilarious name.
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It finally happened — after an epic kiss, random makeouts, and many scenes of sexual tension, New Girl's Nick and Jess finally sealed the deal and hopped into bed together this week. We have to wait until next week to find out exactly what this means for their relationship, but I think we can assume that it won't be treated as a meaningless hookup. They clearly have strong feelings for each other, and by the looks of the season finale pictures, Nick and Jess may be giving a real relationship a shot. It's only the end of season two, but I'm done with all the will-they-or-won't-they moments and want them to be a real couple. I have faith that they'll still be as funny and awkward as ever, but I can understand if others aren't ready for them to have a full-blown relationship. What's your opinion — is it time for Nick and Jess to be together or not?
Before there was Mean Girls, there was Heathers. The 1980s cult classic features a high school terrorized by popular kids so horrifically bad that their demise was plotted by Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. The comedy may be very dark, but it also has some majorly quotable lines. Check out our favorites here, and add your own in the comments.
We've been excited about New Girl's virginity episode ever since the cast told us about it, and the episode is finally airing tonight. But before you tune in, check out the hilarious pictures (there are flashbacks for each character's story), including shots of guest star Dylan O'Brien. And of course, it's always a treat to see Fat Schmidt.
The month of May kicks off this week, and there are a lot of big movie releases and TV events over the next few weeks. To keep you in the know, we've got your May entertainment preview here. Watch to find out which films are coming out and why you'll want to DVR certain small-screen season finales, as well as another big event this month!
A few select cast members from Mad Men — Jon Hamm, Christina Hendricks, January Jones, and Jessica Paré — visited talk show Katie this week to talk about this season of their hit show, and Katie Couric couldn't resist putting Hamm in the hot seat over why Don "can't keep it in his pants." Watch to see Hamm's funny response, along with Jones and Hamm addressing the work it takes to make Jones's character, Betty, look heavier than usual.
We are perched on the edge of another month, but before we focus on the entertainment offerings of May, let's go over the stuff that rocked our socks off — or took the wind out of our sails — in April. Lots of trailers stuck in our heads (some for the wrong reasons), and we said goodbye to one of the biggest icons in the movie world. There was good news, too — TV shows got renewed, primetime had some memorable moments, and we heard a new song that had us feeling like Summer's already here. Check out the best and worst of April entertainment!
Last week's episode of The Vampire Diaries focuses more on Klaus and his family than usual for a reason: the episode also serves as a pilot for the spinoff show, The Originals. The series has already been picked up for a full season, which is a big vote of confidence for the new show, but I'd like to know what you think of the spinoff now that we've seen the first episode. Personally, I like the New Orleans setting and the focus on Klaus and his siblings, but I have mixed feelings about the other characters we met, like Marcel and Sophie. What's your take — will you keep watching the show when it starts airing this Fall?
Beheading, de-virginization, and Jaime Lannister's butt: it's an exciting episode of Game of Thrones this week! We visit with a lot of characters, most notably Jon Snow, Jaime, Arya, Robb, and Tyrion. Jaime is finally getting a little bit of a reprieve from his torture, and Jon Snow throws his Night's Watch vows to the wind. There are some loose ends from last week's episode that I'm curious about (like the aftermath of the carnage at Craster's), but I'm still satisfied and entertained by this week's events.
This season feels like it's moving along swiftly, and this week has a lot going on, with emotional moments and action scenes, as well as lots of plotting for the future. Ready to go over the things we're still thinking about after the credits? Just keep reading.
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If you're a romantic-comedy lover with a soft spot for wedding movies, then trust me — you've already seen The Big Wedding. The premise itself probably sounds familiar: when a family comes together for a wedding, hijinks ensue, people don't get along, and secrets are revealed. Even most of the cast members have played similar roles before. Diane Keaton and Robert De Niro play the groom's parents, Katherine Heigl is the bitter sister, and Amanda Seyfried plays the bride. And the unoriginality doesn't stop there! If you're tempted to watch The Big Wedding, then let me advise you that you can get the same fix by watching the movies below. Their accomplishment: they each tackled elements of The Big Wedding first — but better.
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Today is a big day for TV renewals! After NBC announced a slew of pickups, The CW also shared some news. Hart of Dixie and Beauty and the Beast have both been picked up for new seasons (this will be the second season for Beauty and the Beast and the third for Rachel Bilson's Hart of Dixie). As for other CW shows, there's no decision yet about whether The Carrie Diaries will come back, but there is definitive news about a brand-new The Vampire Diaries spinoff, The Originals — it's officially been given a whole season. If you're curious about the current fate of other TV shows, then check out our scorecard of TV renewals and cancellations.
We get a little time-out from the cure drama in Mystic Falls on this week's episode of The Vampire Diaries, and we head to New Orleans with Klaus. There's a reason there's a focus on the original vampires — this episode also serves as the pilot for spin-off The Originals. He road-trips to Louisiana for a little witch investigation but ends up running into an old friend.
Though we do get a glimpse at the Salvatore brothers and a few people back in Mystic Falls, this week is all about Klaus. There is a lot going on in the streets of New Orleans, and it ain't Mardi Gras. Ready to get to the good, the bad, and the bloody? Just keep reading.
Music is a big part of most weddings, and if you've already started planning one, you know there are more than a few decisions to be made. Whether you decide to hire a band or a DJ or provide the wedding's soundtrack with your own iPod, we have a wedding music guide to help you through. Below, you'll find all the major categories for music you'll need to figure out, as well as other parts of the day you may not have thought of yet.
Check out the list for guidelines on music you need to think about, whether you're an indie rock bride or a country Western couple, after the jump.
I'm a sucker for a sweet, romantic movie that ends with an exchange of "I dos," but let's face it, not all ceremonies go off without a hitch. Just take it from these onscreen grooms who got the heave-ho from their brides-to-be! Take a peek at the ones who didn't deserve it (and the ones who did)!
The first footage of The Bling Ring featured a seductively dancing Emma Watson, and now the full trailer introduces us to her character, Nicki. Nicki and her friends (including American Horror Story's Taissa Farmiga) are pretty obsessed with the scene of young Hollywood, but rubbing elbows with them at LA clubs and dressing like them isn't enough. With the help of gossip blogs and Google, the kids start breaking into the homes of celebrities like Paris Hilton to steal their pricey clothes and accessories. Their new lifestyle catches up with them soon enough, and the titular bling ring has to face the law.
I love Emma Watson, but it's weird seeing her play someone so morally loose and shallow (then again, it's always weird seeing her play someone who's not Hermione). However, I do like that the movie (which is based on real events from just a few years ago) looks kind of satirical and funny, especially since director Sofia Coppola's work is usually so moody. The Bling Ring opens June 14, and you can check out the trailer after the jump.
On this week's Mad Men, Don and Megan's marital problems are rivaled only by that of the firm, which experiences strife among the employees and loses one of its accounts while failing to win a very important one. Things also get cutthroat in the advertising world, and we see some unfriendly competition between Peggy's new firm and Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce when Peggy acts on the tip Stan unwittingly gives her in last week's episode.
Meanwhile, Joan is struggling to maintain the respect of her colleagues at SCDP, even though it's clear that some people know the unsavory way she got her partnership. Ready to talk about these points and the rest of this week's maddest moments? Just keep reading.
