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TV Tonight: Farewell, TRL
Today, MTV bids farewell to a onetime pop culture behemoth: TRL. Not long ago, you all shared your memories of the video request show, which ranged from Jesse Camp to Mariah Carey's Popsicles to drooling over the Backstreet Boys. For tonight's special, some of the people involved with the show will be stopping by to do a little reminiscing of their own.
Buzz In: What Are Your Memories of TRL?
MTV's TRL is about to call it quits — at least for a while — after 10 years on the air. A decade! Just think of it: Ten years ago, the airwaves were filled with boy bands like Backstreet Boys version 1.0, Britney Spears's "Baby One More Time" wasn't even on the radio yet, and I couldn't have picked original TRL host Carson Daly out of a lineup.
Buzz News Roundup, 1/15
- MTV might be counting down to the end of "TRL," the New York Daily News reports.
- Stomp the Yard is No. 1 at the box office, knocking down Night at the Museum, according to the AP.
- Entertainment Tonight says that Arnold Schwarzenegger will present the Best Drama award at the Golden Globes tonight.
- Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard lands a role in an upcoming indie film, reports Pitchfork.
- "Dancing with the Stars" gets a new time slot that doesn't compete with "American Idol," UPI reports.
- "Day Break" really will go online, while "Six Degrees" and "The Nine" may come back on the air, according to Zap2it.
- Children of Men wins USC's Scripter Award for adaptation, says the Hollywood Reporter.
- "Dancelife" star tells his hometown paper that the show isn't real.
- My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields promises the band will release another record, according to NME.
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