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Your trusty editor's dream has come true. Part-time actor and full-time DILF Neil Patrick Harris is finally getting the star treatment he deserves. The longtime Hollywood regular has officially received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Hollywood Boulevard near the Pantages Theatre. Eep! Lucky number 2448.
For moral support, the actor was accompanied by How I Met Your Mother co-star & friend Jason Segel, as well as director Joss Whedon. The cult Hollywood writer had helped out Harris by writing/producing for the online musical series Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog', during the 2008 writers' strike. Whedon also spoke a few words with NPH when the actor received the huge honor.
Less than 5 years after becoming the first woman to anchor a network evening newscast on her own, Katie Couric is leaving her post at CBS Evening News. Her contract with the network runs through June 4th but no departure date has been announced yet.
The rumor has it that Couric might launch her own syndicated talk show in 2012. It's said that she has been in talks with ABC, NBC, CNN and CBS.
On Monday, a CBS News representative said, "We're having ongoing discussions with Katie Couric. We have no announcements to make at this time. Until we do, we will continue to decline comment on rumor and speculation."
Well, it's just a question of time before Couric announces her departure.
She was in Tahrir Square covering the to President Mubarak’s decision to stand down when she was attacked. She was separated from her crew was "surrounded and suffered a brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating before being saved by a group of women and an estimated 20 Egyptian soldiers. She reconnected with the CBS team, returned to her hotel and returned to the United States on the first flight the next morning." told CBS
She is now recovering in the hospital
She is not the only one who have been injured and attacked during these 18-days of protest. Journalists from CNN also had to leave the country after they were punched in the head repeatedly by the crowd.
The review is in, the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show gets two thumbs up. Tuesday night on CBS was the sexiest place to be. If you saw those Angels then you are probably either binge eating or hiding under your covers today (just kidding!). Viewers were able to see the Vicky Sec models prepare and party backstage as they awaited the cat walk. Viewers were also able to get an inside look at what the models think of one another. The girls discussed who they think is an angel or devil and majority rules, Rosie Whiteley is the naughtiest Angel. The costume changes were so extravagant and fabulous that anyone watching would forget to breathe. Some highlights of the show were the youngest Angel, Chanel Iman, given her first set of wings, Adriana Lima wore a two million dollar Damiani bra, and musical guests included Katy Perry and Akon. If you missed it then you can see it on December 8, 2010 at 8 p.m. on the CW or check it out here, CBS.
Step away from the snickers and replace that chocolate with the remote control. One week left before Halloween means only one more week to pack in as much Halloween themed television shows as possible. As luck would have it, some networks have pushed back their Halloween episodes until early November. So whether you're handing out the candy or eating lazily on the couch in the first week of November, Joonbug has got you covered.
Here are the top ten shows to watch in the coming weeks:
Bienvenue! Fashion week is here, and we couldn't be more excited. Our highlights for today include: Vena Cava, Christian Siriano, Farah Angsana, Daniel Vosovic and many more. Vogue has relaunched its site, vogue.com, by capturing a first-look preview from the Brooklyn duo of Vena Cava and Oliver Theyskens for Theory. We expect to see plenty of color, rubber-choker pieces and motif jewelry from Vena Cava, alongside structured tailoring from Theyskens. And, we couldn't ask for anymore. Could we?
It’s almost unbelievable that it has almost been a year since the King of Pop, Michael Jackson passed away. Friday marks a year and in tribute to the King, The Early Show on CBS will be having live performances from Christina Aguilera, Marc Anthony, LL Cool J, and more. In a recent interview, the stars spoke a bit about Michael and their memories of him. Christina Aguilera explained, "Music wouldn't be what it is without someone like Michael Jackson. I remember going to my high school talent show singing 'The Way You Make Me Feel' and being a huge fan of his album Bad. I know all my dancers wouldn't be behind me dancing if it weren't for that." Marc Anthony shared similar thoughts, "A Michael Jackson comes around literally once in a lifetime. They break the mold and I think there're people who just sacrifice their life, their personal life all for the arts. That's what Michael did; he sacrificed his life for the arts."
Wednesday April 21:
Oh Hollywood, how I love you. But, I must say, I love your mug shots even more. Why? Because I get to see the red carpet's baby doll faces all smudged and schnockered up in moments they'd rather not be seen. Do you even remember being in jail Mel Gibson? Who cares! Tonight, Acrlight Cinemas on Sunset is hosting a must-see Hollywood Mug Shot Art Exhibit to showcase Tinseltown's most unflattering moments in celebrity life. Snap some candid pictures inside if you can my Joonbugs, because this one is going to be one worth capturing on film!
The magnificently funny Twitter feed, “shitmydadsays” is being made into a television comedy.
Maxim.com editor Justin Halpern, 29, started the Twitter account after moving back in with parents. He had already landed a book deal with Harper Collins for the rampant success of foul-mouthed witticisms by his 72-year-old father, when he got the TV deal with CBS.
The show is getting serious treatment, being produced by Will & Grace creators, David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, and will be written by Halpern and Patrick Schumacker. Unfortunately, the show will not be called Shit My Dad Says.
With the inaugural Latin Grammy Awards in 2000 came hope of exposing diverse music genres and increasing the visibility of its artists to mainstream audiences. Today the ceremony, which honors the top Latin acts in the world at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas this evening, remains a hit among the Spanish-speaking masses, despite falling short of its original goal.
Outspoken reggaeton act Calle 13 (leading the way with five nominations including Album of the Year with Los De Atras Vienen Conimgo) Puerto Rican dual Wisin Y Yandel and Alejandro Sanz are on tonight's menu.
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