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Link Time - Cuddy Is Leaving House

BuzzSugar — Tue, 17 May 2011 13:57:08 PDT

Lisa Edelstein has decided not to come back for House's next season - Zap2It
Watch the first trailer for The Adventures of Tintin - Moviefone
Tim Burton is no longer going to direct Angelina Jolie in Maleficent - /Film
Micahel J. Fox will guest star on Curb Your Enthusiasm - TV Squad
Kiefer Sutherland and Kate Bosworth have been cast in romance Fairytale of New York - Coming Soon
Seth MacFarlane is going to reboot The Flinstones - Pajiba
Decorating ideas to steal from Midnight in Paris - CasaSugar

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Gwyneth Paltrow, Sofia Vergara, and Ryan Seacrest Stand Up to Cancer Together

PopSugar — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 06:00:00 PDT

Vanessa Hudgens, Kristen Bell, and Mandy Moore walked the red carpet on Friday before heading in to take their seats at the Stand Up 2 Cancer phone banks in LA. The hour-long telethon was broadcast on multiple major networks and streamed across the web, and the effort raised more than $100 million dollars for research in the fight against the disease. Modern Family's Sofia Vergara and mom-to-be Christina Applegate, both of whom battled cancer in the past, proudly modeled t-shirts that read "Survivor."

Gwyneth Paltrow arrived on the West Coast on Thursday, ready to add her support to the event after attending Fashion's Night Out in London last week. She caught up with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, while Rob Lowe joined Diane Lane. Cindy Crawford, and Chuck's Zachary Levi helped in collecting donations, and fresh-from-Mexico Ryan Seacrest also lent his star power to the cause. Contributions to the charity are still being accepted, and they're even open to making good use of Facebook credits!

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Link Time - Yogi Bear Poster Creates Controversy

BuzzSugar — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 13:29:30 PDT

Everyone is talking about the suggestiveness of this Yogi Bear tagline - Cinematical
IFC gives SNL's Fred Armisen his own comedy series - TV by the Numbers
Robin Wright is the latest in talks for The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo - Hollywood Insider
Justin Timberlake's voice will appear on an episode of The Cleveland Show - TV Squad
First came the song, now there's a music video for "Pimps Don't Cry" - Funny or Die
Doug Liman to direct an MTV pilot titled I Just Want My Pants Back - TV Guide
Mark Wahlberg's 10 best movies - Rotten Tomatoes
Seth MacFarlane will release a Big Band music album - HitFix
Six tips for healthier TV habits - FitSugar

Link Time! Kevin Bacon Takes on Steve Carell's Comedy

BuzzSugar — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 13:30:00 PDT

Kevin Bacon joins Steve Carell's new project - Moviefone
Seth MacFarlane to direct part CG film about a man and his teddy bear. Say whaat? - MTV
Here's Conan O'Brien singing "I Will Survive" - Best Week Ever
Olivia Wilde joins Butter as a stripper - Movieline
Kevin Eubanks will leave The Tonight Show in May - Rock & Roll Daily
BIG ugh: Netflix to delay movie releases for Fox, Universal, and Warner Bros. - Cinematical
Chace Crawford drops Footloose - E! Online
A new song from Scissor Sisters - Vulture
Moneyball with Brad Pitt is finally happening - PopWatch
The Party of Five house is gorgeous! - CasaSugar

Seth MacFarlane Has Stewie Throwing a Lot of Punches For Family Guy

BuzzSugar — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 13:30:16 PDT

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has created his very own YouTube channel to beg the question: Where's My Emmy?. (First of all, Seth, this is the first time Family Guy has been nominated for best comedy series, so take it easy). Anyway, the website has been rolling out video clips showing Stewie and Brian arguing over the nominees for best comedy series, taking digs at each of the shows. The videos are basically exactly the same except for some of the dialogue particular to each nominated series, and they're so heavy on cartoon violence that they actually make me cringe more than laugh.

Check 'em out below and tell me what you think!

To see the rest of the videos, just

Warning: This one for Weeds is shorter than the others and has some NSFW language.

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Geeky Fanboys and Girls Enjoy Dreamy Comic-Con Weekend!

Molly — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 07:45:00 PDT

Wow could this line up of Comic-Con attendees be any more fun? Talk about a manjoyment fest, yummy. Joshua Jackson missed the TCAs, but made it out to promote Fringe at the convention while J.J. Abrams also rewarded fans of his other show Lost with some of the stars, upcoming show tidbits, and Dharma Initiative-approved gifts. Even better, the lucky audience at the Heroes panel were treated not only to cast members including Milo and Hayden, but the first episode of the new season - check out what lucky Buzz had to say about that! Thankfully it looks like Justin Long was in better spirits while James Franco was cute as always. Buzz is down in San Diego for all the fun so don't miss any of her coverage here!

To see lots more from the weekend including Ali Larter, David Boreanaz, Common, Kristin Chenoweth, Benicio Del Toro, Eliza Dushku, Masi Oka, Zachary Quinto, Jaime King, Samuel L Jackson, and lots of others just

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Selma Blair, Her Jumpsuit and Hellboy II: The Golden Army

Molly — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:30:31 PDT

Selma Blair slipped into a sexy black jumpsuit for Saturday's LA premiere of Hellboy II: The Golden Army. She didn't have any date on her arm, but looked happy to cuddle up to director Guillermo del Toro on the red carpet instead. Jamie King showed off yet another new hair color, what do you think? While sultry Selma's big movie hits theaters in a couple weeks on July 11, there's more good news about her upcoming new TV show with Molly Shannon, Kath and Kim. NBC ordered six more hours of episodes bringing the total to 13. Action star Selma is fun and all, but I really can't wait to see her dry sense of humor on the small screen.

To see more photos including Guillermo del Toro, Jamie King, and Lori Petty, just

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Buzz News Roundup, 5/5

BuzzSugar — Mon, 05 May 2008 13:33:13 PDT

According to Variety, the next Terminator movie will attempt to broaden its audience with a PG-13 rating.
Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has signed a huge deal with Fox that makes him the highest-paid writer-producer in television, Reuters reports.
Tom Waits has announced Summer tour dates via a bizarre faux press conference, Billboard reports.
The Hollywood Reporter has the mind-boggling news that Tristan Wilds (Michael from The Wire) is joining the cast of the 90210 spinoff. Another actor, Michael Steger, has also been cast.

Meanwhile, TV Guide has news that Brea Grant, who played Landry's rebound girl on Friday Night Lights, has been cast as a Heroes character with the power of superspeed.
Amy Winehouse won't be recording the new Bond movie theme after all, writes Variety.
Billboard announces that Nine Inch Nails is offering a free download of its new album, The Slip.

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Fox Announces Family Guy Spinoff: Cleveland

BuzzSugar — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 07:30:00 PST

It looks like Cleveland Brown, neighbor to Family Guy's Peter Griffin, will be the star of his own show. Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane, along with Cleveland's voice actor Mike Henry and former Simpsons writer Rich Appel are collaborating on the project, tentatively titled Cleveland.

As Hollywood Reporter puts it, "Cleveland, who plays off black stereotypes, is the most levelheaded among Griffin's trio of friends." That's for sure. In fact, I'm probably more likely to tune into this spinoff than I am to watch Family Guy these days, as I sometimes get tired of Peter Griffin's outrageousness.

Cleveland seems like an ideal choice for a show's main character; as the gentle, slow-speaking, everyman, there's probably a lot of funny stuff to be found in his life.

What do you think about Cleveland? Will you check it out, or are you about done with Seth McFarlane and his animated series?

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Family Guy Without Its Creator, and More Strike News

BuzzSugar — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 14:38:26 PST

It's day 10 of the Hollywood writers' strike, and people - from Family Guy's creator to blogging writers from Late Show with David Letterman's staff - are starting to get punchy. Here are some of the recent developments:

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane is not pleased that Fox is planning to complete written episodes of the show without his input, calling it "a colossal d*ck move" by the network. He admits, though, that Fox is within its legal rights to do so.
There's a report that Letterman will pay his staff out of his own pocket through the end of the year.
Ellen DeGeneres, who's been under fire for crossing picket lines, has canceled plans to tape her show in New York next week.
What we'll be watching if the strike continues: a whole lot of game shows and a Supernanny spinoff called Supermanny.
There's a small (so far) movement to send unsharpened pencils to the networks.
This new blog tracks strike-related job losses.
The studio executives have said they don't know how much money there is to be made online, but this video currently making the rounds would, um, strongly suggest otherwise.

Many TV and movie actors - including Ben Stiller, Lily Tomlin, Zach Braff, Lisa Kudrow, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus - visited the picket lines on Tuesday for a "Picketing with the Stars" event. To watch some clips and interviews, just

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