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Stars and Stripes reports that an “Internet Jihadist” has called for the death of David Letterman, asking American Muslims to “cut the tongue of this lowly Jew and shut it forever.” This follows a joke Letterman made on his talk show about Osama bin Laden and senior al-Qaida muckety-muck Ilyas Kashmiri.
So you’ve heard of Rhett and Link (of I Love Local Commercials) who travel the country making hilarious (but real!) commercials for struggling small businesses, right? Now they have a show documenting their adventures on IFC entitled Rhett & Link: Commercial Kings (Fridays at 10 pm). ANYWAY, somehow they talked ’80s pop crooner Richard Marx into making a colonics commercial for a business called Fountain of Health—and the results are poop-tacular! WATCH.
There’s nothing like awkward teenage slow dancing to make you STOP worrying about teen sex. In the following heeee-larious video – plucked from the 1981-87 Philadelphia teen dance show Dancin’ on Air – four pairs of postpubescents are spotlighted for their incredibly awkward slow dancing skills.
Glenn Beck, who for the past few years has been Fox News’ resident conspiracy theorist, is wrapping up his time on the network with his final television broadcast tonight.
Beck fans, however, will still be able to see the emotional (he cries a lot) personality on a subscriber-based webcast beginning in September.
For all you Snoop Dogg fans who cannot seem to get enough of your favorite rapper, you may get the chance to see him on TV weekly.
Snoop Dogg has proposed his own TV show, which according to Paste Magazine, will find “America’s hottest hood artists.
As some of you may know, I am an unapologetic fan of the 1985 film Teen Wolf, starring Michael J. Fox as a.
As I believe I’ve mentioned a few times on this blog: I freakin’ love The Office. A lot.
Are you planning on watching The Office tonight to see how in the hell they’re planning on ushering Steve Carell’s Michael Scott out of the show? I am. And no I don’t think the show has jumped the shark, like some of you believe.
You’ve probably heard about this television show for a while now, but Portlandia, a vignette comedy show about life in Portland, is finally premiering on Friday night on IFC.
The show is the brain child of Saturday Night Live’s Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, the Portland resident who was the guitarist for the punk band, Sleater Kinney.
I blogged a few weeks ago about my obsession with Gold Rush: Alaska, the Discovery Channel reality show about down-on-their-luck Oregonians who head up north in search of riches. Within minutes of posting that piece, I had slated an interview with one of the show’s stars, Jimmy Dorsey.
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