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Link Time! 5/24

BuzzSugar — Thu, 24 May 2007 14:09:13 PDT

Pop is extremely excited for Mary-Kate Olsen who will be in 10 out of 15 "Weeds" episodes next season.
And Bella alerts me to the new Cool Water perfume ads in which "Lost"'s Josh Holloway glistens with radiance.
TV Squad has news on a possible reunion for the cast of sketch series "The State."
Spinner has the super-cool new White Stripes video for "Icky Thump."
The TV Addict ponders what went wrong with "Studio 60."
Check out the trailer to Michael Moore's latest documentary Sicko on the Movie Blog.
TV Filter tracks down the favorite currency of "The Office": the Schrute Buck and the Stanley Nickel.
Idolator listens to Blake and Jordin's "American Idol" EPs so we don't have to.
Popwatch reviews "Dancing with the Stars" judge Len Goodman's instructional DVD, which is apparently jazzed up with limericks.

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Buzz News Roundup, 3/26

BuzzSugar — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 14:29:47 PDT

Bill Clinton watches a lot of TV Land, "Boston Legal," and "24," writes the Hollywood Reporter.
300 director Zack Snyder's next movie will be Army of the Dead, says Variety.
Pitchfork says Arcade Fire has canceled its remaining European tour dates due to illness.
Variety tells us what HBO has on tap after "the Sopranos".
The "Grey's Anatomy" clip show in April might be worth watching: Denny Duquette himself is hosting, says TV Guide.
Variety reports on a new movie project called Hanna, which is like The Professional in reverse: a 14-year-old killer learns how to be a girl.
Billboard looks beyond the terrible name for details on Icky Thump, the new White Stripes album.
The AP has the winners of the YouTube Awards, including OK Go's treadmill video.
The New York Times goes behind the scenes at an "America's Next Top Model" casting call.
Comedy troupe Second City sets its sights on television projects, reports Variety.
The Namesake star Kal Penn will be a guest instructor at U-Penn, the AP reports.

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Buzz News Roundup, 3/2

BuzzSugar — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 14:30:20 PST

Thankfully, the Little Miss Sunshine directors' next project won't be a sequel but a Tom Perrotta script about a sex-ed teacher, MTV News reports.
The co-executive producers on "Lost" strike a deal with ABC through 2010, according to Variety.
Also, get used to "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" - it's sticking around for a while, Zap2it reports.
Inexplicably, the new White Stripes album will be called Icky Thump, and Billboard has the details.
Anglophiles, rejoice: The BBC is creating three YouTube channels.
Who's taking over for Big Pussy on "Dancing with the Stars"? Why, it's Cliff from "Cheers," People reports.
Pitchfork has info on the next Bjork album, Volta, which will drop in early May.
Peyton Manning will be hosting "Saturday Night Live" this month, says the Associated Press.
Drastically shifting gears from the controversial play "Equus," Daniel Radcliffe signs on for the final two Harry Potter films, Reuters reports.

Rachel McAdams Makes a Good Morning Visit For The Vow

Lindsay Miller — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 10:34:56 PST

Rachel McAdams made an early visit to Good Morning America's Manhattan studios today. The actress, whose latest film The Vow hits theaters next week, covered up a blue-striped shift with a white coat as she headed to the TV appearance. Later, she changed into a gorgeous jacquard dress by Andrew Gn before returning to her hotel. Rachel and her leading man in the movie, Channing Tatum, have been hot on the promotional trail for weeks. They've made stops in London, Germany, and LA to chat up the romance together. We had a chance to sit down with them when they were in California recently - stay tuned later this week to catch our interview with the duo!

Off screen, Rachel still seems to be going strong with her Midnight in Paris costar Michael Sheen. The couple have already shot a second film together, with Tree of Life director Terrence Malick, though Ben Affleck plays her love interest in the upcoming and as-of-yet untitled project.

10 Perfectly Painted Floors

CasaSugar — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 06:00:55 PST

A painted floor can change the entire mood of a room by adding color and character to the space. Solid white painted floors look clean and crisp, but bold shades and patterns add an extra dash of personality. Stripes, stencils, and strategic stain applications are just a few of the possibilities - click through the slideshow for 10 of our favorite painted floor designs!

Umbrella Stands: Options to Buy and a Smart DIY

Angela Swinderman Elias — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:51:43 PST

Now that the rainy season is finally upon us in San Francisco, I'm remembering why umbrella stands become so essential this time of year. Since most are located by the front door, I think it's a great way to introduce the style of your home. I've pulled together a roundup of some of the statement umbrella stands I have my eye on, as well as a clever tutorial for turning a stock stand into a customized standout for your home.

Chevron prints are still everywhere, and this Hand Painted Chevron Stripe with Red Interior Umbrella Stand (price upon request, second to the left, bottom) comes in eight different shades of lacquer.

I think rope brings texture and warmth to everything, and this Rope Twist Umbrella Stand ($525, right of chevron stand) is no exception. Instead of just wrapping rope around a traditional cylinder shape, this one has a lasso-like look that makes it sculptural.

This Zontik Umbrella Holder ($350, left of chevron stand) reminds me of the Elsa Peretti Bean designs from Tiffany & Co. It's super mod, but the gold shade gives it a glamorous edge.

Find out how Jenny from Little Green Notebook turned her admiration for Leontine Linens monograms into a chic umbrella stand DIY project. The addition of the black and white umbrella stand instantly tied in the entryway with her living room, which has graphic black and white striped drapes.

Click on the rest of the umbrella stands to shop directly!

Link Time! Molly Shannon Is Coming to Glee

BuzzSugar — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 13:30:38 PST

Molly Shannon is set to guest star on Glee as Sue's nemesis - The Ausiello Files
Phil Harris, captain of The Deadliest Catch, has sadly passed away - PopWatch
Summit picks up Seth Rogen and James McAvoy's I'm With Cancer, while Bryce Dallas Howard joins the cast - The Playlist
The creator of Breaking Bad talks about what to expect when season three returns next month - PopCandy
Susan Sarandon is in talks to star in the remake of The Big Valley - Inside Movies
Conan's Tonight Show contract did have a clause about the time slot - Vulture
Emily Browning cast in a racier, darker Sleeping Beauty - Cinematical
The controversial White Stripes/Air Force ad is back online - Flavorwire
The best movies of Anthony Hopkins - Rotten Tomatoes
TV's 10 most ineligible bachelors (Tom Haverford made the list!) - TV.com
The Bachelorette's Jillian Harris wants to make an iPhone app for her hot dog dating theory - GeekSugar

Looks of the Week!

FabSugar — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 09:06:03 PST

As we end the year, faux fur vests, burgundy, leather leggings, and sequins are just a few trending styles that are inspiring the looks of our Fab readers. Our favorites were layered look, sequins and denim, green with envy, pile it on, hearts, dots, & capes, burgundy on burgundy, sweet and slouchy, striped morning, animals and fur, and black & white stars. Congrats all!

Do You Display Amaryllis During the Holidays?

Elka Karl — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 05:00:29 PST

Of all the traditional holiday florals - paperwhites, Christmas cactus, and holly to name but a few - amaryllis are my runaway favorite. One of the reasons I adore them is that you can force them to bloom year after year, so that $10 bulb you bought can turn into a great investment if you care for it properly.

And while you can buy amaryllis in the traditional red, there are plenty of other colors, from lightly striped pink and white flowers to some pretty mint greens, too. My amaryllis is fully flowering now, and I have another one set to start blooming soon. Are you an amaryllis fan as well?

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Bruce Willis Has More Than Meets the Eye in the G.I. Joe 2: Retaliation Trailer

Shannon Vestal — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 09:30:50 PST

I hope you weren't expecting to see too much of Channing Tatum in G.I. Joe 2: Retaliation, because his character Duke only makes the briefest of appearances despite his starring role in the original. After his character is apparently disposed of, we meet the new folks tasked with carrying the action film in his place: Dwayne Johnson as Roadblock, Adrianne Palicki as Lady Jaye, and (drumroll, please) Bruce Willis as G.I. Joe himself.

The new squad of Joes has to defeat Zartan to save the world (as elite soldier squads are often called on to do), so the preview offers us lots of footage of them training in various ways, as well as many shots of Palicki's assets, of course. Willis doesn't pop up until the end or so, but he's making the most of it, firing off a very large gun and spouting a quip. I enjoy seeing him in action star mode, but aside from that and a new rendition of The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army," this trailer isn't pumping me up that much. Watch and see what you think after the jump.