There wasn’t very much funny on “Marriage Boot Camp” Friday night. However, Julian taught me a new word. He wasn’t drunk. He’d been “over-beveraged.” Bahahaha… I’ve heard of over-served, but that’s a new one. And that’s where the humor stopped. So every episode of WEtv’s “Marriage Boot Camp” they do a couple of exercises led
Mr. Peabody & Sherman topped the box office this weekend with an estimated $21.2 million. The DreamWorks animated funny saw off 300: Rise of An Empire, which came in at 19.1 in its second weekend, bringing the later’s to a total of $78.3 million. Meantime Aaron Paul of Breaking Bad fame saw his video game
I was entranced by parts of the Real Housewives of New York tonight, but the promise of Sonja performing a live burlesque was enough to guarantee I won’t “Watch What Happens Next” on a bet. Would she give it up already? Is she trying to find herself? She’s a wanna-be party planner, wanna-be toaster oven
Lisa Vanderpump summed up the recent season of “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” best in the finale when she quoted George Bernard Shaw: “Never wrestle with a pig because you get dirty. And what’s more, the pig likes it.” These RHOBH women have been behaving like animals – hyenas come to mind – all season
I almost decided not to blog the new season of “Marriage Boot Camp” on WEtv after attempting to sit through the “meet the couples” pre-show episodes. It was all flashback footage of these awful Bridezillas and there was just too much yelling and screaming. First impression: the nut balls from last season’s boot camp weren’t
Monsters and Critics chats to actress Natasha Henstridge about her role in the movie Against the Wild. The weather’s wild so if the family’s staying indoors this March Break week, there’s a movie out Tuesday that will inspire and entertain. Against the Wild finds a brother and sister (CJ Adams and Erin Pitt) enroute to their
BBC Worldwide North America and Amazon.com, Inc. announced Amazon Prime Instant Video will be the exclusive online-only subscription home for streaming Season One and future seasons of the hit thriller Orphan Black. Season Two of the series premieres on BBC America Saturday, April 19, at 9:00 p.m. Orphan Black sees Golden Globe-nominee Tatiana Maslany as
I love Wes Anderson’s light touch and unique sense of style. Extreme sophistication and childlike wonder co-exist in beautiful, intriguing, delicious harmony, joys to watch and hear. Anderson’s writing is informed by things of great arcane weight, classical education, art and design through the ages, arts and letters of the past, reverence for his characters
This is an odd one to quantify. It takes place at the same time as the King Leonidas and a force of 300 men tale on the Persians at Thermopylae, around 480 B.C. So it’s not a pre/sequel to the Gerard Butler hit that took comic book nerds by storm in 2006. Leonidas is killed
The Coen Brothers’ classic film Fargo is set to arrive on Blu-ray with a new remastered edition on April 1st from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Fargo, which was nominated for seven Oscars, sees things go terribly awry when small-time Minnesota car salesman Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy) hires two thugs (Steve Buscemi and Peter