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Buzz News Roundup, 6/23
- Alfre Woodard will play Christian Slater's boss on NBC's series My Own Worst Enemy, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
- The indie film Nailed, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel, has stopped production for the fourth time, citing more financial problems, Variety reports.
- The Financial Times is reporting that there could be a Beatles edition of Guitar Hero or Rock Band.
- Katie Cassidy won't be returning to Supernatural, TV Guide reports.
- Jennifer Egan's novel The Keep will be adapted for the big screen, writes ComingSoon.
- Billboard is reporting the news that Amy Winehouse has emphysema, according to her father.
- You can now watch full episodes of ABC shows on Veoh.com, Reuters reports.
- Blake Lewis is the latest American Idol contestant to lose his record deal, according to the New York Post.
Buzz In: What Are Some of the Funniest/Worst Album Covers?
There's been a little dust-up on the Internet surrounding the new Weezer album cover (pictured above), as some bloggers assumed it was a joke because it looks . . .
Rewind: This Week's Buzz
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- Your opinion counts! Tell me all about what you thought was the best of 2007, from the most attractive TV cast to the best movie romance and everything in between.
- This week featured the last episodes for a while of some of my favorite shows.
Album Stream: Blake Lewis, Audio Day Dream
Ever since I was pleasantly surprised by the first two tracks off American Idol runner-up Blake Lewis' debut album, I've been curious to check out the full album to see if it lives up to the insane energy of "Break Anotha." The album, Audio Day Dream, hits stores today, but if you can't wait to buy it — or just want to take a listen before committing to a purchase — the full album is streaming right now on AOL.
So far, the album is definitely meeting — if not exceeding — my expectations, despite its atrocious cover art (seriously, Blake, what were you thinking?).
Rewind: This Week's Buzz
- How well do you remember My So-Called Life? Take my quiz and find out. Also, you can now purchase the series on DVD.
First Listen: Blake Lewis, "Break Anotha"
Hey, remember Blake Lewis? The beatboxing American Idol contestant who made women everywhere swoon? We haven't heard much from ol' Blake since he finished second to Jordin Sparks in the Idol finale, but now he's prepping his first album, Audio Day Dream, scheduled to hit stores in early December.
Miss the Ending of "American Idol"? Here You Go
So if you're like Pop and me and your DVR cut off right after the lame Sgt. Pepper tribute on the "American Idol" finale last night, here's the clip of what you missed. For the record, I was right on all of my predictions of what happened, except there was no weepy Hasselhoff this year — just Jordin's tearful parents, which almost made me cry at my desk just now.
"American Idol": Jordin Takes the Title
Apparently "American Idol" is a singing competition after all, because sparkly Jordin came away with the win on Wednesday over beatboxing Blake. Not that I got to see it, because the already-bloated results show ran so far over that my TiVo didn't catch the ending. Note to producers: The "American Idol" finale is not the Oscars.
Do You Agree with the "American Idol" Results?
So Jordin Sparks is our new "American Idol"! Do you think it was the right call?
Photo courtesy of Fox
Do You Agree with the "American Idol" Results?
"American Idol" Finale: Seattle Rules
Well, I've got to give Jordin Sparks and Blake Lewis some credit: They actually got me to care about "American Idol." No, there were no Grammy-winning performances in the finale, but I legitimately enjoyed watching both of them. It's a battle of the performer vs.
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