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I’ve always straddled the line between astonishment and deep bone curling fear when observing creatures of flight.
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Chie Davis: Horseback Riding Adventures from LA to Montego Bay
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The five remaining contestants were really faced with a daunting task this week on ” Project Runway: All Stars ” (Thu., 9 p.m. EST on Lifetime)
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Pharrell Williams Judges On ‘Project Runway: All Stars’
After a decidedly lackluster night with the Top 13 male vocalists , it was the girls’ turn to take the ” American Idol ” stage. While things started out wobbly for a number of singers, by the latter half of the show, we’d had three powerhouse performances that easily blew the guys out of the water.
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Laura Prudom: ‘American Idol’ Recap: The Top 12 Girls Perform
Brett Butler is entering “Anger Management.” According to The Hollywood Reporter, the “Grace Under Fire” star will recur on Charlie Sheen’s new sitcom as Brett, the bartender at the local bar/restaurant Sheen’s character frequents. Butler, like Sheen, starred in a Chuck Lorre sitcom — from 1993-1998, Butler starred in ABC’s “Grace Under Fire” — and clashed with the creator.
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Brett Butler’s TV Comeback Plans
Expect some good drama and more than a few tears Wednesday night when Kelly Cutrone takes a seat next to Tyra Banks and Nigel Barker as the newest judge of “America’s Next Top Model.” “I’m not there to make friends. I am there to make some good TV.
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Kelly Cutrone: ‘Top Model’ Is One Of The Best Jobs
Gay TV as we know it is dead. Just as MTV pulled the plug on music programming in the ’90s, the network’s younger, swishier cousin, Logo, has decided to say goodbye to its original raison d’être : gay-focused television.
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Ben Harvey: R.I.P., Gay TV: A Not-So-Sad Reality
Awards season is over, but that doesn’t mean we have to stop talking about fashion. Even though Hollywood’s biggest stars aren’t walking the red carpet every other week, there are still plenty hot looks on your TV screen, thanks to a host of stylish TV characters. So we want to know: Who do you think is the most fashionable TV character ever
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Who Are the Most Fashionable TV Characters Ever?
Angelina Jolie looked beautiful at the Oscars Sunday night in a black Versace dress with a high slit that showed off her legs, but as far as fashion statements go, she flew under the radar for most of the evening. That’s because, when seated, it looked like a plain black gown.
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Jolie’ing Photo Meme Sweeps Internet
Hands down, this season of ” The Bachelor ” (Mondays at 8 p.m. EST on ABC) rivals that random Prince’s season as the most boring in franchise history.
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Lincee Ray: ‘The Bachelor’ Recap: Week Nine Pop Quiz
Over 26 years since making his big-screen debut in the iconic hip-hop film “Krush Groove,” Blair Underwood has evolved into one of today’s most sought-after African-American actors. Though he has managed to land a recurring role on “Sex and the City,” in addition to starring on NBC’s “L.A. Law” and “The Event,” his latest television foray is of a much more personal nature, as he follows his genealogical paper trail on NBC’s celebrity series, ” Who Do You Think You Are
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Blair Underwood Talks ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’
Kelly Ripa had a very Hollywood weekend — fresh off a week of shooting ” Live! With Kelly ” on location in Hawaii, she and her crew stopped off in L.A. for her very first appearance at the Oscars. Ripa had a prime spot at the show, chatting with all the winners the second they got backstage.
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Inside Kelly Ripa’s First Oscars Special
