Report: Nancy O'Dell quit "Access Hollywood" over Billy Bush's bad behavior
"The atmosphere at ‘Access Hollywood' is like walking on a landmine because of Billy," a show insider tells the NY Daily News. "He throws tantrums and tirades and oftentimes for no apparent reason. It was one of several things that had Nancy at her wit's end after 13 years."
Rage Against the Machine defeats Simon Cowell
Thanks to a Facebook campaign, "Killing in the Name" became the Christmas No. 1 in Britain, beating "The X Factor" winner's debut single.
Alyssa Milano transforms into a "Jersey Shore" guidette
She almost looks just like Snooki, poof and all.
Carrie Underwood gets engaged to a hockey player
Ottawa Senator hockey player Mike Fisher popped the question on Sunday: "We're both obviously excited and very happy," he says.
Jimmy Fallon accuses British talk show host of ripping him off
Fallon says Jonathan Ross stole his bit when the UK host had Christopher Walken do a dramatic reading of Lady Gaga.
What is it like to watch TV without a DVR?
Once upon a time, we used to watch whatever happened to be on TV. But, as Jon Caramanica points out, "the DVR isn't the death of appointment viewing so much as it's the death of happenstance."
Why does "Men of a Certain Age" have a '70s-flavored soundtrack?
Ray Romano calls the show's music "needle-drop songs," adding that that's all he has on his iPod. "It’s kind of a lame iPod," he says. "It’s all classic rock, it’s soft rock, it’s Neil Sedaka, it’s Chicago, it’s Air Supply."
Ultimately, Natalie played a better game than Russell, despite gripes by naysayers. As James Poniewozik points out, "Not that I especially cared for Natalie, but I was kind of glad to see her win, if only to reject this idea that the "coattails" strategy is somehow any less legitimate than any other strategy in Survivor. For one thing, if you're a less physically strong player, you have fewer protections, especially in the early rounds, and the coattail strategy is one of the ones available to you. Saying that Russell's strategy was more legitimate on some Calvinist grounds that it required harder work, supposedly, is not only nonsensical, it's unfair."
