Les Moonves: It's "sort of" the end of an era for soap operas
The CBS boss said the cancelation of "As the World Turns" is just a reflection of our times. “Is it the end of an era?” he asks. “Sort of. Only the special soaps are going to survive. It’s certainly the end of the client-owned soap.” He added, “All good things come to an end, whether it’s after 72 years or 54 years or 10 years. It’s a different time and a different business.” PLUS: Why are soaps dying? and Check out A-listers as "ATWT" stars.
Ryan Seacrest: Movie star?
Ben Stiller (and Robert DeNiro) are proposing that Seacrest star in "Bad Boys 3."
Ex-girlfriend calls Jon Gosselin a "monster"
Says Hailey Glassman: "He’s master manipulator and a compulsive liar."
Jimmy Fallon vindicated
Nine months into his show, the "Late Night" host has found his own niche with his obscure pop-culture ideas, from "Saved by the Bell" to reuniting Jawbox.
Zach Gilford explains what "We'll 'FNL' it" means
That's a saying that's often repeated on the "Friday Night Lights" set. "We take stories that have the potential to be very cheesy and melodramatic and we play them not that way," he says. "That’s a testament to way the stories are written, to the filmmakers, to the actors. It’s just the way we’ve been doing the show."
