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The Knight Rider Building

GiggleSugar — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 09:00:00 PDT

Ooooh, ahhhhhh. Check out the Knight Rider building. (I think it's in Germany, with all of the Hoff's fans, besides me, of course.) I won't lie. I thought it was pretty cool. It made me wanna do a little dance.

Thanks, College Humor!

First Glimpse: The New Knight Rider

BuzzSugar — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 08:30:48 PST

OK, so this little teaser NBC just released of its two-hour Knight Rider movie is only 15 seconds long. It also doesn't reveal anything about the plot of the movie, which is set to air Feb. 17. But it does have a couple of things going for it: It offers a glimpse of the new, shiny, Ford Mustang version of KITT (also pictured at right), and it introduces Will Arnett as the car's slightly sinister voice.

When we we first heard about the plans to revive Knight Rider, there wasn't a whole lot of excitement around here - but I'm wondering if anyone out there has started to think it's a good idea. NBC is only committing to the TV movie, which centers on a character named Mike Traceur (soap star Justin Bruening), supposedly the son of David Hasselhoff's Michael Knight. But the rumor remains that the new Knight Rider could become a series if the movie gets good ratings. And really, what with the writers' strike, it's got to be better than reruns. Plus, Gob Bluth as the snarky car must count for something, right?

To check out the teaser and let me know what you think, just

Link Time! 12/13

BuzzSugar — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 13:45:29 PST

Tube Talk has an interview with Moonlight's Jason Dohring.
According to MTV Movies Blog, the Lance Armstrong biopic is still on the table, and Matt Damon is still the name being tossed around as the actor to play the athlete.
Stereogum is announcing the results of the reader-submitted 2007 Gummy Awards, starting with Album of the Year: Radiohead's In Rainbows.
LAist has seen the set of the new American Gladiators - and the gladiators themselves. Is it wrong that I'm jealous?
Popwatch is rooting for the song "Falling Slowly" from indie musical Once to triumph at the Oscars over the tunes from Enchanted.
TV Squad introduces us to the new, Will Arnett-voiced, Ford-manufactured KITT for the Knight Rider TV movie.
Pop Candy rustles up a blog post about hidden jokes in Pixar movies.
The Walrus has another new Magnetic Fields song, "California Girls." Let's just say it's not an ode to bikini-clad blondes.
TV with MeeVee makes me wonder: Should I care about the new direct-to-Internet Jackass movie?

Photo courtesy of CBS

Buzz Brainteaser

BuzzSugar — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 05:30:00 PDT

Welcome to Buzz Brainteaser, the trivia feature on BuzzSugar! Every weekday I'll test your knowledge about TV shows, music and movies. If you enter in the correct answer, you win points! In the 1980s TV series "Knight Rider" - which NBC is planning to revive - a key character was a car named KITT. What did the acronym KITT stand for?

Halloween Costume Idea: Catwoman

Miriam Lacey — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 03:05:26 PDT

The costume: Catwoman
Batman's sexy nemesis/paramour has been a sexy costume staple since the 1960s (when the lovely Eartha Kitt played her on TV), and she shows no signs of fading away. Plus, as long as you have an all-black outfit, cat ears, and a mask, she's a really easy character to put together. Do it this year, before everyone copies Anne Hathaway's Catwoman from next year's The Dark Knight Rises.

Hair and makeup: Black kitty cat ears, of course, and a black mask, with plenty of red lipstick and black eye shadow. Also, sexy hair is a must, preferably curls or big retro volume.

What to wear: Black leggings, black gloves, black boots, and a tight black motorcycle jacket or long-sleeved top.

Take it to the next level: Add Catwoman's "claws" by gluing or pressing on some super-long acrylic tips. You can even paint them red for extra feline flair.

Faux Fur Cat Ears $8 - Topshop	Sequin Bat Mask $8 - Topshop
ASP French Extreme Smile Line Nail Tips $9 - Sally Beauty	Casey Driving Glove $48 - Free People
Revlon Satin Luxurious Color Eyeshadow, Polished Bronze 010 $4 - drugstore.com	L'Oreal Clr Riche Serum Inside Lipstick $8 - Target
Ankle-Zip Liquid Legging $16 - Charlotte Russe	Jou Jou Jacket, Faux Leather Motorcycle $69 - Macy's	Gabriella Rocha Anderst $23 - 6pm.com

15 of the 1950's Most Iconic Hairstyles

Miriam Lacey — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 05:00:00 PDT

The 1950s were an enormously influential decade for American style. Post-WWII, the US was rebuilding its economy and moving (haltingly and often painfully) towards social change. The dynamism and simultaneous retreat to more conservative times are both apparent in the era's styles, which veer wildly from rockabilly hair to pixie cuts and primly waved bobs. It was a time of great change and style to match, so check out some of the decade's most prominent highlights.

Source: Memory Lane

A Holiday Playlist From OnSugar User CaliCocoAV

OnSugar Blog — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 07:30:00 PST

Onsugar user CaliCocoAV shared her favorite Christmas tunes on on her blog AV On the Loose. Check it out!

"Christmas Shoes" - Bob Carlisle
"This Christmas" - Christina Aguilera
"Last Christmas" - Wham!
"Where Are You Christmas" - Faith Hill
"And So This is Christmas" - John Lennon
"My Grown Up Christmas List" - Kelly Clarkson
"I'll Be Home For Christmas" - 'N Sync
"Love's in Our Hearts on Christmas Day" - 'N Sync
"Wonderful Christmas Time" - Paul McCartney
"It's Christmas All Over Again" - Tom Petty
"Carol of the Bells" - Mannheim Steamroller
"What Christmas Means to Me" - Jessica Simpson
"Let it Snow" - Michael Buble
"Christmas Must Be Something More" - Taylor Swift
"Jingle Bell Rock" - Rascal Flatts
"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" - Frank Sinatra
"O Come All Ye Faithful" - Josh Groban
"Santa Baby" - Eartha Kitt
"It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" - Andy Williams

Share your own Christmas playlists below, or in the Buzz community!

Katy Perry's New Perfume Bottle Is Worthy of Kitty Purry

Miriam Lacey — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 13:00:00 PDT

Did you know that Katy Perry's cat is named Kitty Purry? And while you let the awesomeness of that sink in for a second, did you also know that she has a new perfume called Purr on its way?

Given these two facts, then, it's not surprising that this just-released image of the bottle looks like a mash-up of early Egyptian statuettes of the cat-headed goddess Bast and Eartha Kitt's original Catwoman costume. I like the curvilinear quality of the cat's head and the rhinestone eyes, although it's not exactly a step away from the total campiness of her ads. Does this bottle make you want to nose out Purr even more, or are you allergic to this much feline symbolism?