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What Is the Best Guilty Pleasure Show of 2009?
We all love mentioning serious-minded shows like Mad Men as series we watch, but it's not only about substantial TV viewing. What about those dirty little secrets lurking on our DVRs? Guilty pleasure TV shows are sometimes more entertaining than those you're proud to say you enjoy, and 2009 was a great year for them.
What Is the Best Reality Show of 2009?
Whether you prefer your reality shows to contain melodrama or fierce competition, I think each of us has at least one program that we're totally addicted to. I have my faves, so you tell me yours. And when you're done, make sure you get a chance to vote on all my other best of 2009 polls!
Link Time! Comcast Buys NBC
- Comcast bought NBCU for $137 billion — Movieline
- The National Board of Review has named Up in the Air the best film of the year — Vulture
- The Hills has been renewed for a second season and The City gets a second —Zap2It
- Leonardo DiCaprio will voice Jack Frost in an animated film — Coming Soon
- Arcade Fire is releasing their next album in the Spring — Pitchfork
- Fox has announced a new sketch comedy show called Inside Jokes — The Wrap
- Paul Thomas Anderson is set to write and direct The Master, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman — Cinematical
- Peep the latest image from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — MTV Movies Blog
- Take Yum's quiz on the Top Chef finale — YumSugar
- Is legendary Brit rock band the Kinks getting a biopic? — Screen Daily
Editors Debate the Hot New Moon Posters, Kate Plus 8 Without Jon, and Jude Law in Drag?!
Today's PopSugar Rush has a look at tonight's season premieres of The Hills and The City, as well as our exclusive peek at MTV's upcoming StyL'D. Plus, editors debate which New Moon poster is the hottest, and what Jon and Kate Plus 8 will be like without the man of the house. Also, there's a bit of Jude Law in drag.
The Hills and The City Are Back Tonight — Which Are You More Excited About?
Forsaking the old Monday night time slot, The Hills and The City have both moved to Tuesday nights, beginning with tonight's premieres. A new night is not the only thing that's different about MTV's cornerstone reality shows: over on The Hills, Lauren Conrad is gone, replaced by her old Laguna Beach nemesis/all-around bad girl Kristin Cavallari.
The City has also had a few cast shakeups; buddy Erin and feuding couple Allie and Adam are all out, and new roommate Roxy and Elle PR villainess Erin are in.
Sneak Peek Clips From The Hills and The City Premieres!
I don't know what I'm going to do when the double-header of The Hills and The City premieres next Tuesday. The shows are airing in the standard 10/10:30 p.m. slots, which means that I'll probably be watching them right after 90210 and Melrose Place — if my brain doesn't explode from all that salaciousness first.
TV Tonight: The City
OK, I'll admit it: Whitney Port is my favorite Hills girl, by far. I love her eye rolls, her spot-on comments about Lauren's messy love life, and the way she's managed to turn her TV exposure into a bona fide career (instead of just tabloid fame).
So, unsurprisingly, I'm excited for Whitney to get her turn in the spotlight tonight at 10 p.m.
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