If you’ve happened across a 10-second video with Matthew Broderick, clearly redoing his “Ferris Bueller” role from the 1986 movie, you have to wonder: “Are they possibly doing a SEQUEL?!”
The answer, unfortunately, is no. This is for a Honda ad, says the site Jalopnik, coming up during the Super Bowl on Sunday.
(To echo some recent statements by Leslie Streeter — Dear current generation, stop stealing my past!)
(And get off my lawn!)
In this video made from CNN iReports, fans all over predict how ABC’s Lost will end. Interesting ideas, to be sure:
You may or may not be aware of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews’ dance experience prior to Dancing With the Stars. She was part of the University of Florida’s dance team, doing routines at halftime and during timeouts of Gator basketball games.
However, she’s also part of the campaign for Darrin’s Dance Grooves, the exercise video featuring Darrin Henson, the choreographer for Britney Spears and boy bands like ‘NSYNC. You can definitely spot her at the 0:45 mark here, talking about how Darrin’s Dance Grooves work for her!
Has Britain’s Got Talent done it again? It’s possible — as E! Online looks at the show’s newest phenomenon, 81-year-old Janey Cutler. Cutler, like Susan Boyle before her, was found in Glasgow, Scotland, and, like Boyle, brought the audience of Britain’s Got Talent to its feet and YouTube to its knees. Here’s more:
More: ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ begins with a first firing
A new season of Celebrity Apprentice means it’s time for Donald Trump to break out the firing stick and get rid of someone.
For those who saw the show, this was an agonizing decision for everyone involved, even Trump, who more often than not has no problem spotting a fire-ee and pulling the trigger.
This time around, Carol Leifer got the first pink slip:
Sesame Street writers aren’t scared to voice their opinion of Fox News. The clip shows Oscar the Grouch doing a news interview and follows with an offended viewer expressing her disapproval and referring to Fox News as a “trashy news show”. Do you think Sesame Street is out of line?
BY LEE LOGAN,
Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau
Better known as a spy who uses special ops training to help people, Jeffrey Donovan played a lobbyist for the TV news cameras Tuesday to highlight the economic impact his show brings to South Florida.
The star of USA Network’s top-rated Burn Notice, Donovan was at the Capitol to lobby for more state film incentives and to help announce the new film, entertainment and television legislative caucus. Read the full story
LOS ANGELES — The Simpsons is giving one lucky contest winner the chance to make others yellow with envy by creating a character for the animated TV series.
The new Springfield resident will appear in an early 2010 episode featuring Chris Martin of Coldplay as guest star.
The contest, part of the Fox show’s 20th-anniversary celebration, is for those 18 and older. It runs until 11:59 p.m. EDT Oct. 24.
Online submissions at thesimpsons.com should be “pithy and funny,” said executive producer Al Jean, who will help judge them along with series creator Matt Groening.
Read the full story
Kanye West’s outburst at the MTV Video Music Awards at the expense of Taylor Swift has — whether you like it or not — become a major news story. This one in particular has played out pretty much entirely in front of the cameras and in turn on the Internet.
Let’s take a look at the entire incident, from West’s VMA appearance through President Obama calling the rap star a jackass.
First, here’s the original incident, after Swift won Best Female Video for “You Belong With Me” at the VMAs on Sunday:
So far, the first lady has chosen to be a food bank volunteer with an outsize entourage and an education activist with the largest soapbox imaginable. But Michelle Obama also fills a role that is not of her choosing but that may, in fact, be the most influential: She serves as a symbol of middle-class progress, feminist achievement, affirmative-action success and individual style.
And she has done all this on the world stage … while being black.
Time and again, observers grasp for adjectives to describe Obama’s combination of professional accomplishment and soccer-mom maternalism. It’s no wonder so many eye her with awe and disbelief. Or why a minority still view her with suspicion. There have been few broad cultural precedents for what she represents. Read the full story
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