"Chuck" fans, dressed in Buy More uniforms, planning 4 flash mobs
The flash mobs in Chicago, Seattle, San Diego and Philadelphia will attempt to draw more people to the show, rather than encouraging them to buy Subway sandwiches.
"Sunset Daze" a hit for seniors, but not among young'uns
The WeTV senior citizen reality show attracted 311,000 viewers, most of whom were 50 and over.
"Glee" inspired Madonna to write more music
"I'm thrilled to be Number One… It's such an honor," says Madge after her "Glee" album hit No.1. "It makes me want to go back into the studio and write more songs."
Watch more Betty White "SNL" promos
Featuring her "sweet piece" at home.
Oprah shreds John Edwards' mistress
The Rielle Hunter interview probed that Oprah is one of TV's best interviewers.
That's according to music legend Al Kooper, who with several of Conan's band members. "They let him go," he says of Weinberg, who hasn't appeared on Conan's nationwide tour. "This is a big transition, and they're all signing new contracts and everything so they replaced him, as far as I know." He adds that Weinberg's exit is the only change, but that "there was a lotta conflict because of Springsteen."
It all has to do with the requirements of marketing, says Katherine Meizel. "Siobhan did not want to put her voice in a box," she says. "She was a 'funny little thing.' She was quirky. She was spunky and all other manner of adjectives that end affectionately in 'y.' (Plus, she had style, she had flair, she was there!) But unless one of them is 'GaGa,' adjectives are not enough to sell millions of albums these days. Boxes, though, get the job done. So with one last glorious echo of the Barbra-ic YAWP she came in with, Siobhan has left us alone to 'Think!' on what we have wrought."
