TV Features
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Movies, TV, DVDs, music and games ... in chronological order.
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We look back at the biggest, best and WTF-est of 2009 so far … because why wait till the end of the year?
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Sure, they're as famous as Jesus ... but, really, do these 12 actors truly deserve the attention, the accolades or the adoration, like, at all? No, wethinks ...
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You Don't Mess with the Zohan features Adam Sandler's latest kooky character--an Israeli secret agent who just dreams of becoming a hair stylist. Between movies, Saturday Night Live and his comedy albums, Sandler has come up with many memorable alter egos. Here are the top 10 Adam Sandler characters, preceding the ultimate Zohan.
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With a successful run on Saturday Night Live and two franchises that blew up at the box office, it’s no surprise that Mike Myers is considered a comedic genius. Now, Myers brings a new character to the big screen in the Love Guru, about a spiritual adviser who one day hopes to beat out Deepak Chopra and land a guest spot on Oprah. We talked with the actor, his costars and his fellow filmmakers and learned 10 reasons why Mike Myers really is a comedy guru.
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He goes ALL the way--and sometimes even too far; but none can deny that Eddie Murphy travels full-throttle into character-land, more so than most 'self-respecting' actors of his generation. Perhaps his Gumbied-SNL roots stomped out the thought of doing anything half-way from his actor's handbook;
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Here are 10 actors who should heed the cautionary tale that is James Gandolfini in 'Surviving Christmas.'
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Back Room Edition is an inside look at big industry topics and casting news
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Steve Carell stops by for his second NBC season finale of the week!
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Our day-by-day breakdown of the week's TV lineup--because your on-screen guide has its limits. (It means well, though.)
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Looking for a safe bet on Emmy night? Pick John Adams to win every award it didn’t already win at last weekend’s Creative Arts Emmys. The other categories (AKA the ones we care about), however, are a lot tougher to predict--as always. But we gave them our best guesses, and you can do the same here. Be sure to check our winners list Sunday night to see how well or poorly we all fared.
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What goes through the mind of a newly-minted Emmy winner? Because Hollywood.com had a ringside seat backstage at the Shrine Auditorium as the parade of stars streamed off the stage at the 59th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, we can tell you the answers from Tina Fey, Paul Giamatti, Jean Smart and others.
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Here are 11 potential candidates to host February’s ceremony--some of whom are admittedly the product of wishful thinking.
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DO IT TODAY: SNL Weekend Update Thursday
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TV suggestions from Friday-Sunday. Included: an Affleck-tastic "Real Time" and a potentially Palin-riffic "Saturday Night Live."
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From Chevy Chase's stumbling Ford to Tina Fey's too-close-for-comfort Palin.
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DO IT TODAY: Online Premiere of 30 Rock
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Here’s what’s currently turning me off when I turn the TV on.
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Our recommendations for Friday-Sunday. Included: the 'Real Time' season finale.
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Check out this clip of Justin Timberlake hosting 'SNL' in two minutes flate -- well, sorta.
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Check out this clip of Amy Poehler's return to 'Saturday Night Live' as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton!
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Check out Amy Poehler's final (and almost tearful) farewell to 'Saturday Night Live.'
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The anti-'High School Musical'? A way cooler 'King of the Hill'? Surprisingly, summer's cookin' up 10 new shows that look very appealing ...
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Look no further, wonder no longer: Here is a list of fall’s guest stars and the shows on which they’re appearing (in alphabetical order) – with occasional trivia and/or notes in parentheses.
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'30 Rock' is arguably the funniest show on television — so how do fall’s top nine new comedies plan to be funnier than Liz Lemon and her “TGS” fam? We’d like to see them try …
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Fall 2009: TV Premiere Schedule