As technology advances and our knowledge accumulates, some ideas just don't make as much sense as they used to and are relegated to novelties or objects of nostalgia. I think it might be time to add the standard romantic comedy to this list of obsolete institutions.
Consider what is now reality -- television is an important way to expand your talents, extend your career and rid yourself of cubas (named for the epitome of the post-Oscar slump, Cuba Gooding, Jr.). With that in mind, here are 11 Oscar Winners Who Need a TV Show, STAT.
This Means War is a movie that exceeds expectations. You might think it will just be a run of the mill rom-com but it is more than that, primarily because of the charm of the cast.
A clever refreshing comedy This Means War is almost put in jeopardy by Chelsea Handler (Trish) in a supporting, but crucial role.
As such a young breast cancer survivor, I have been given an incredible platform to tell my story.
Kim K. just can't catch a break -- the reality starlet is facing a heap of haters this week (aka Hollywood A-listers) who are apparently fed up with the highly hyped tabloid regular.
Finally the show is here! Million Dollar Decorators... if only I had taken Margaret Russell's advice and insisted on hair and makeup, not to mention losing 15 pounds before the show was taped instead of after, I would have no negative comments.
Watching a movie like Water for Elephants, knowing that it's not only based on a novel but on a best-selling novel that was all the rage for book clubs, makes me wonder about the book -- specifically, how bad is it?
Reese Witherspoon recently ruined the fantasy of thousands of tweens when she spilled some intense Hate-o-rade on Twilight star, Robert Pattinson.
Sorry, celebrities, but you don't get to have it both ways. Either you want the media to pay attention to you, or you don't.
8:39PM EST Off to a good start with the hosts, James Franco and Anne Hathaway, inserted into scenes from several of the Oscar nominees, on an Incept...
You know the writers are in trouble when they have to rely upon Hathaway's mother and Franco's grandmother to help out in the audience. All in all the show was mediocre, but not a disaster.
Move over traditional movie stars who refuse to pose for paparazzi , breeze by reporters on red carpets or shake hands with their fans! If you don't adapt to 2010 times, you're doomed.
How do you know when you're having a rough week? Just ask Reese Witherspoon. Her latest flick, How Do You Know totally bombed at the box office this week.
How Do You Know doesn't have a clue as to what entertains. It hammers the audience with endless conversations and a very limited amount of romance and action.