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The Cast of Seinfeld Puts Their Reunion on the Cover of EW
We've known about the Seinfeld reunion on the upcoming season of Curb Your Enthusiasm for a while now, but there's something about seeing the foursome all together again in Entertainment Weekly that's making me feel extra nostalgic. (It's almost enough to make me forget about that whole Michael Richards incident from a few years back — almost). In the article, the cast dishes about what we can expect from their stint on Curb (including a revisit to Jerry's apartment and Monk's diner!) and how it feels to have the gang back together.
Seinfeld's Upcoming TV Appearances — Excited or Over It?
Jerry Seinfeld will be the first guest on The Jay Leno Show, and the guys have already started hanging out before the big night. Check out the clip below where Jerry shows off his Porsche and chats with Jay at the racetrack. His late night appearance is just the beginning, since we'll be welcoming Jerry back to the small screen on the new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday
All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue.
Ratatouille
This sweet, funny Pixar film was the summer's biggest animated hit (because let's face it, Shrek the Third was pretty unnecessary).
Bee Movie: Seinfeld Flies Successfully Into a New Genre
In the B-movie world, movie titles and posters often come before the scripts. Similarly, with Bee Movie, creator Jerry Seinfeld first came up with the "bee movie" pun came and then wrote a film to fit the title. Those humble beginnings had me a bit worried before going into this movie; as a huge Seinfeld fan, I really wanted to see the comedian succeed.
Link Time! 10/30
- Cinematical lists their top seven freakiest children from horror movies.
- TV Squad rants about Jerry Seinfeld's tireless Bee Movie promotion on NBC.
- Head over to Stereogum to hear The Arcade Fire covering The Smiths' "Still Ill."
- The interview on MTV Movies Blog reveals that Ben Foster has a man crush on Justin Timberlake.
- The TV Addict shares some thoughts on how to fix Heroes.
- Pop Candy tells you how to have Nip/Tuck's McNamara and Troy call your friends and invite them in for a consultation.
- Want to hear all of "Werewolf Bar Mitzvah" from 30 Rock? Check out the complete song over at TV with MeeVee.
- RetroCrush actually lists the 100 scariest movie scenes of all time. Not movies, scenes.
- Buddy TV writes an eloquent defense of Journeyman.
- Popwatch goes on a tirade against EMQs, or Excessive Movie Quoters.
Buzz News Roundup, 10/29
- The Philadelphia Inquirer has some early set photos from Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones.
- ComingSoon reports that Daniel Craig has signed on for four more Bond movies. Four!
- ABC will broadcast a Shrek Christmas special called Shrek the Halls in November, and The Futon Critic has the details.
- Country singer Porter Wagoner has died at age 80, reports the AP.
- The LA Times has already declared the top 10 albums of the year.
- Variety has news that Greg Berlanti will write and direct a live-action Green Lantern movie.
- Paris Hilton's movie The Hottie and the Nottie will be released February 8, writes E! Online.
- Yahoo!
TV Tonight: "30 Rock"
"30 Rock," one of the big surprises of last year's TV season and this year's Emmy awards, returns to TV tonight. The Outstanding Comedy Series winner is hoping to make a splash with its first show since taking home the Emmy, dialing up a guest star with the power to bring in lots of new viewers: Jerry Seinfeld.
I got a chance to see tonight's episode early, and I'm happy to report the show's still got it.
Link Time! 8/30
- Cinematical has a fantastic interview — and this hilarious image — from their set visit to Rainn Wilson's comedy The Rocker.
- TV With MeeVee has the first shots of Isaiah Washington on "Bionic Woman," while The TV Addict has pictures of Jerry Seinfeld on "30 Rock."
- FilmExperience can't help but expound on Hilary Swank's top 10 best movie performances.
- YumSugar has a great interview with "Top Chef" judge Gail Simmons.
- Popwatch wants to know if a celebrity endorsement has ever convinced you to buy something.
- Vulture talks with Clark Duke — the Clark of "Clark and Michael" — about his TV roles and his possible band with Kristen Bell.
- Stereogum calls "Cowboy," the new Counting Crows song, "not terrible."
- BellaSugar gives us an "America's Next Top Model" reality check.
- According to Corey Feldman on the MTV Movies Blog, there may be an animated Goonies sequel.
- Pop Candy points out a fun list of the coolest superhero costumes of all time.
- Buddy TV shows us the track listing for the new "Grey's Anatomy" soundtrack.
TCA News Roundup: NBC Shuffles Shows, Adds Trump
- In addition to all-fantasy Mondays, NBC announced a few more changes to its schedule during Monday's TCA presentation. On Tuesday nights, "The Singing Bee" will lead in to a 90-minute edition of "The Biggest Loser." "Friday Night Lights" will shift to 9 p.m.
Funny New Bee Movie Trailer
When a movie's promotional stunt includes Jerry Seinfeld dangling from a crane in a bee outfit, I am so there. And now DreamWorks has a new full-length trailer for their animated November 2 release, Bee Movie, so we have some actual context to go along with the random promo that caught everyone's eye.
I have to say, I really like Seinfeld, so I'll watch a talking bee if it's his voice any day, especially since the premise seems really cute: Barry B.
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