You know the old familiar "desert island" game — the "if you were stranded on a desert island, what ________ would you take with you?" question. Well, here's today's variation: You can only choose one of these forms of entertainment to consume for the rest of your life. Which would you choose? And why?
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In Groundhog Day, Phil (Bill Murray) wakes up to the same day over and over again. What song is playing on his alarm clock when he wakes up every morning? Do not include any punctuation in your answer. Source
CBS is new with Big Brother, has a repeat of CSI, and is new with Flashpoint
ABC has repeats of Ugly Betty, Grey's Anatomy, and Private Practice
The CW has repeats of Smallville and Supernatural
Bravo is new with the premiere of Tabatha's Salon Takeover
USA is new with Burn Notice
MTV is new with Randy Jackson Presents: America's Best Dance Crew
VH1 is new with the premieres of Glam God With Vivica A. Fox and The Cho Show
Comedy Central has repeats of The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report
Late-night highlights include Will Ferrell on a repeat of Late Show With David Letterman on CBS and Tim Meadows on a repeat of Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson on CBS
It's a strange experience when you realize you're enjoying a movie more than you enjoyed the book on which it's based because so often the opposite is true. After all, presumably an author has the advantage because he/she can provide deep insight into characters that actors have to convey with but a glance. Every so often, though, a story makes a lot more sense onscreen. Here I've compiled a list of some stories I'd rather watch than read. What are yours? Just hit "Start" to begin the slideshow.
Sundance Channel's Architecture School Premieres Tonight
CitizenSugar writes, "Tonight at 8 p.m. (CDT), the Sundance channel will premiere an original six-part documentary series, Architecture School, which follows a group of students from Tulane University's prestigious School of Architecture as they compete for the chance to design an affordable home in Katrina-devastated New Orleans."
CS: Turn It Up gets a little urban on us this time as Kate Parker, a self-taught prodigy catches Jonathan's eye and makes it into the American Ballet Academy. Sadly things don't go as planned and she's booted from the school — only to meet Tommy, an ex-hockey player and unlikely new ABA student (obviously) who crushes on Kate and gets her a job at a hot NYC nightclub, The Foundry. Well, needless to say, sparks fly and I am sure there is an amazing dance-off to end all cinematic dance-offs.
I totally agree that the dance-off is a guarantee — and I look forward to it. The original Center Stage is hilariously earnest and cheesy, but when dance is involved I have a hard time saying no. Of the original cast only Peter Gallagher and Ethan Stiefel will return. The sequel will premiere on Oxygen in November (don't worry, I'll remind you) and then head straight to DVD (I'll probably remind you then too).
It may not be a masterpiece but it's totally the kind of mindless TV movie sequel I kinda can't resist. I dug up the final dance scene for the original Center Stage, so if you have about ten minutes you'd like to fill with wonderment, just read more
Nicky Hilton was spotted leaving The Ivy restaurant after a day of shopping with sister Paris. Her casual yet stylish outfit, which consisted of skinny jeans, tall black boots and an Alice + Olivia military blazer, was perfect for the occasion.
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