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'Friends' reunion alert! Matthew Perry has some advice for Jennifer Aniston -- Video
1 hour ago
Jennifer Aniston appears on today’s episode of Ellen, but not just as a guest — she’s co-hosting the show. Naturally, this gig carries more pressure than a simple guest appearance… which is why Aniston thought it’d be a good idea to stop by her old Friend Matthew Perry’s house and ask him for advice, since he recently c0-hosted alongside DeGeneres himself. (Jen: “You’ve got to give me something to go on!” Matthew: “Don’t say Go On.”)
Unfortunately, the rap session doesn’t go completely as planned. It turns out Aniston and Perry haven’t »
- Hillary Busis
Jimmy Kimmel's 'The Baby Bachelor' continues his search for true love -- Video
2 hours ago
We fell in love with Wesley on the last episode of The Baby Bachelor and this week he’s going on a group date with the ladies. One of the girls, like so many Bachelor contestants before her, tattles to get ahead. Eva tells Wesley that Khloe is a biter. He doesn’t fall for it though.
Wesley: “You’re a tattletale.”
Eva: “Oh… You’re a tattle-pail.”
Even though one of the ladies can pick him up (guess which one), in the end he just had to follow his heart. Wesley makes the mistake of so many Bachelors before »
- Sarah Caldwell
'Star Trek': Damon Lindelof apologizes for showing Alice Eve in her underwear. (Seriously?)
2 hours ago
In Star Trek Into Darkness, Captain Kirk and his team take on a new foe, travel to new planets, and generally do new, sequel-y stuff. Also: New girl Alice Eve (who plays Dr. Carol Marcus) is shown in her underwear. Many (or at least a few) viewers found the scene exceptional for the way that it undercut the character’s other abilities. If she’s a super-smart scientist, why is she stripping out of her clothes for no apparent reason? Into Darkness co-writer Damon Lindelof touched on some of these concerns in a spoiler chat with MTV (warning: very spoiler-y »
- Adam Carlson
On the scene at the 2013 Webby Awards: What you didn't see at home
2 hours ago
The Webby Awards aren’t the world’s shortest award ceremony — including a dinner break, the ceremony takes the standard three hours — but they feel like it. Part of that is the famous five-word limit on acceptance speeches (like Humans of New York’s Brandon Stanton: “Still can’t pay my rent”); part of it is just how fast everyone moves. At last night’s 17th annual ceremony, host Patton Oswalt was a speedy presence, which is why (I assume) he felt the need to jokingly remind us that, no really, he’s out of shape.
The atmosphere inside the »
- Adam Carlson
Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert's emotional performance of 'Over You' pays tribute to tornado victims -- Video
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All the performances on last night’s Voice results show were dedicated to the victims of the Oklahoma tornadoes, but no performance struck a chord with the audience quite like the first one of the night — Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert’s stripped-down acoustic version of Lambert’s hit “Over You.”
Many Voice fans know the song after Cassadee Pope’s breakthrough performance last season, but it was originally written by Shelton and Lambert in memory of his deceased brother. Last night, it reached a much larger number of people in the couple’s home state. Watch the moving performance below. »
- Samantha Highfill
Bono, Olivia Wilde, and Richard Branson join Matt Damon's 'toilet strike' -- Video
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Matt Damon’s “toilet strike” for water.org is claiming more and more celebrities in an Oprah-like sweep: Now Bono won’t use the bathroom! And Olivia Wilde! And British mogul Richard Branson! Like Damon, the trio has pledged “not to go to the bathroom until everyone in the whole world has access to clean water and sanitation.” Damon kickstarted the strike in February; Jessica Biel, Jason Bateman, and Josh Gad joined him in March. The movement protests the plight of the 780 million people who lack access to safe drinking water and the 2.5 billion people who go without safe water and sanitation facilities. »
- Adam Carlson
'Grimm' season 2 finale react: What will become of Nick?
13 hours ago
Spoiler Alert: Don’t read on unless you want to know what happened in tonight’s Grimm finale.
Grimm’s first season closed with Juliette in a coma, and in tonight’s season 2 finale, it was Nick’s turn to be in a rather inert state at the hands of a Wesen.
When Baron Samedi unleashes his collection of zombified victims onto Nick and Co. at the container yard, Nick gets separated from the others, which turns out to be just what Eric Renard wants. The Baron spits his infectious green slime in Nick’s face, and next thing we know, »
- Emily Rome
'Dancing With the Stars': The winners are...
14 hours ago
Update: Annie’s finale recap is liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive!
Spoiler ahead! After a two-hour finale featuring performances from Wynonna Judd, Pitbull, Jessica Sanchez, and Psy (whoa…what if Those were the four finalists?), we have a winner! The proud owners of a Coveted Mirrorball Trophy…. are….
Kellie Pickler and Derek Hough!
Zendaya and Val Chmerkovskiy were the runners up….
Jacoby Jones and Karina Smirnoff came in third…..
Aly Raisman and Mark Ballas finished fourth.
Happy with the winners? Stay tuned for my full recap later on!
In the meantime, EW.com’s Hidden Gems of the Season 16 Finals await your expert appraisal… »
- Annie Barrett
'Dancing With the Stars': Your Hidden Gems of the Season 16 Finals!
15 hours ago
Studies have shown that Hidden Gems of the Week, EW.com’s collection of reader-submitted ridiculata, is the best way to enjoy Dancing With the Stars without ever having to turn it on. It’s a visual feast of sparkles, fringe, and stunning awkwardness. Ready to go down the rabbit hole? Behold this bountiful smattering of Visible Gems!
“I would vote for Aly if she brought out McKayla Maroney for her freestyle, simply so that she could stand in the corner and give Mark her not impressed face.” –BlueEyes2204
“Aly and Mark’s freestyle is brought to you by Ke$ha. »
- Annie Barrett
'The Bachelor's Funniest Moments': Bloopers, bugs, booze, and boobs
15 hours ago
Alright, Bachelor fans, I’m turning the camera on us, because it’s time we have a confessional of our own. Let’s be real. We haven’t tuned into this show for the past 25 seasons solely because we like to watch people fall in love, because nine times out of ten, that love doesn’t last longer than a few months (unless you’re a poet/firefighter/triathlete who finds your baby-talking perfect match). So why do we tune in? For those moments that make us embarrassed to be a member of the human race purely because we have »
- Samantha Highfill
EW's Bite of the Night: Submit your favorite quote from tonight's best TV!
16 hours ago
As you tune in to your favorite TV shows tonight, we think it’s only fair that You decide the night’s best sound bite.
After you’ve watched, submit your choice sound bite in the comments section of this post. Did someone say something great on the season finales of Grimm or The Game? What about something from Inside Amy Schumer, The Daily Show, or The Colbert Report? It’s up to you!
Leave a comment with your favorite quote of the evening and the name of the character who said it or vote for someone else’s by »
- EW staff
Watch a full musical number from 'Big Fish,' starring Norbert Leo Butz -- Exclusive
18 hours ago
After a warm reception in Chicago this past spring, the musical adaptation of Tim Burton’s phantasmagorical 2003 film Big Fish will be hitting Broadway this fall, and EW has an exclusive clip to get you ready for the circus. Here in its entirety is “Time Stops”, featuring two-time Tony winner Norbert Leo Butz (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Catch Me If You Can) and Tony-nominee Kate Baldwin (Finian’s Rainbow), one of several new tunes penned by composer Andrew Lippa (The Wild Party). The production features a book by John August (who also wrote the film) and is directed and choreographed by »
- Jason Clark
'Hangman with prizes': On the scene at the 30th anniversary of 'Wheel of Fortune'
20 hours ago
If you’ve always dreamed of yelling “Wheel… of… Fortune!” on national TV, prepare to be disappointed. It turns out that the shouts you hear when viewing the show at home are prerecorded — the voices of people you’ll never know, excited about a game you’re not actually watching.
I learned this fact in mid-March, when Wheel celebrated its 30th anniversary with four weeks’ worth of shows taped over the course of four days at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. (The tapings I attended are airing in syndication all this week; for fear of spoilers, the nice »
- Hillary Busis
New 'Wolverine' trailer: Another deep dive
20 hours ago
“Eternity can be a curse. A franchise can run out of things to do.” That’s paraphrasing a line in the new trailer for The Wolverine, a.k.a. The Bad News Mutants Go to Japan. Between this and X-Men: Days of Future Past, Hugh Jackman will be snikt-ing out the adamantium digits for both a reboot of a spinoff of a threequel and a sequel to a prequel to said threequel. Is it any wonder the main theme of James Mangold’s film seems to be the painful burden of going on forever and ever without end? The first »
- Keith Staskiewicz
'Glee': I don't know what month the show is taking place in and it's driving me insane!
21 hours ago
Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat: If you’re looking for gritty realism, Glee is not the show for you. I understand that this is a musical comedy set in a high school and not Breaking Bad. But ever since Glee’s fourth-season finale — which ended with middle-of-the-year Regionals as opposed to the typical ender of springtime Nationals (save for season one) — Glee’s always funky timeline (remember when Blaine was older than Kurt!?) has gotten to some next level weird, and it’s time someone said something about it.
The first half of this season »
- Erin Strecker
Nine highlights from Microsoft's debut of next-gen Xbox One
22 hours ago
Microsoft is finally joining the eighth generation of videogame consoles — and its system is meant to make every other system obsolete. Meet the Xbox One, described alternately (and often simultaneously) as “instant,” “simple,” “complete,” “interactive,” and “personalized.” It’s apparently equal parts computer, console, and TV, continuing the tectonic technological conjoining that was kickstarted three generations ago with the Playstation.
In an hour-long launch event today, Microsoft unveiled Xbox One and its many new features, some of which are scintillating and some of which are silly. It also debuted some exclusive partnerships (Spielberg! Call of Duty!), almost all of which are potentially awesome. »
- Adam Carlson
'Glee' star Jenna Ushkowitz takes EW's Pop Culture Personality Test -- Video
23 hours ago
Glee’s fourth season may have just wrapped, but Jenna Ushkowitz, who plays Tina on the show, isn’t slowing down. She just released a book, Choosing Glee: 10 Rules to Finding Inspiration, Happiness, and the Real You, which is part scrapbook memoir and part teen advice book with anecdotes and tips about being yourself, achieving your goals and having confidence in your abilities. “It’s always been on my bucket list to write a book,” Ushkowitz said. “It sort of organically happened. I wrote this treatment in like 24 hours. The main 10 rules kept popping up over and over again, »
- Erin Strecker
Meet Mimi Haist, the woman Zach Galifianakis saved from homelessness -- Video
23 hours ago
Need a feel-good story to break up the flood of horrifying tornado news? This should do the trick: Zach Galifianakis’s date to yesterday’s premiere of The Hangover Part III was Elizabeth “Mimi” Haist, a formerly homeless octogenarian whom the comedian has been helping to support for the past two years.
Galifianakis first met 87-year-old Haist nearly 20 years ago — long before he was famous. According to the Daily News, she worked at his local laundromat, and over time, the two struck up a friendship. After the massive success of The Hangover in 2009, Galifianakis stopped going to the laundromat — “Maybe »
- Hillary Busis
'Annie' Broadway cast album with Jane Lynch bonus tracks -- Exclusive First Listen
21 May 2013 9:41 AM, PDT
No more “Hard Knock Life” for us! The 2012 revival of everyone’s favorite copper-topped orphan Annie has a new cast album featuring all of the tunes “Little Girls” (and okay, perhaps some boys too) sang and danced around their living rooms growing up, including “Maybe,” “Tomorrow,” “N.Y.C.,” and “Easy Street.” And EW has every track, streamable below with added bonus tracks featuring the musical’s new addition to the cast, Glee’s favorite baddie Jane Lynch, who began an eight-week stint as the crusty alkie Miss Hannigan just last week. (Though we did already get an aural hint »
- Jason Clark
Will Smith really wants you to remember that he used to be a rapper -- Video
21 May 2013 7:37 AM, PDT
Remember when Men in Black 3 came out last year, and suddenly Will Smith just would not stop performing his old rap hits everywhere he went? (He kept doing it into the fall!)
Well, now that the Fresh Prince has another movie coming out — M. Night Shyamalan’s After Earth — he’s apparently doing the rap thing again. Witness, for example, Smith’s big Late Show entrance last night, which the CBS Orchestra thoughtfully underscored with the strains of “Summertime.” Once he recognized they were playing his song, the movie star couldn’t resist rapping along. And after he noticed »
- Hillary Busis
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