Pop King they call him.
But, seriously, come on now. . .
Not to mention the fact that every news channel on television has some blurb posted about the practically plastic man. I ask the simple question, who cares?
This reminds me of the entire Anna Nicole Smith fiasco,\ and how long we had to endure hearing about her problems on the television for weeks after her death.
There are literally hundreds of great folks who have died over the last decade: Heath Ledger, Charlton Heston, Natasha Richardson, Elizabeth Allen, Steve Irwin, Patrick Swayze is fighting stage IV cancer, ... and the list goes... Archive for June, 2009
MJ Dead; Get Over It
by B Kenney on June 30th, 2009TV News
Pop King they call him.
But, seriously, come on now. . .
Not to mention the fact that every news channel on television has some blurb posted about the practically plastic man. I ask the simple question, who cares?
This reminds me of the entire Anna Nicole Smith fiasco,\ and how long we had to endure hearing about her problems on the television for weeks after her death.
There are literally hundreds of great folks who have died over the last decade: Heath Ledger, Charlton Heston, Natasha Richardson, Elizabeth Allen, Steve Irwin, Patrick Swayze is fighting stage IV cancer, ... and the list goes... In the Nineties
by Jaclyn Abergas on June 23rd, 2009Comedy, Sitcom
Now that the fall season is over, I've been watching a lot of reruns on TV. And one thing I noticed, most of them are shows I watched during the 90s. That's right. From the 80s we now go to the 90s.
1. Full House
Set in San Francisco, Full House is about the crazy adventures of Danny Tanner, his three girls (DJ, Stephanie and Michelle) and his best friend, Joey Gladstone, and brother-in-law, Jesse Katsopolis. Danny's wife died in a car accident, leaving him to raise their three girls. He enlists the help of Joey and Jesse in bringing up the... New York Reality TV School
by Michele on June 18th, 2009Reality TV, TV Personalities
Glance at Nielsen ratings for almost any night of the week, and you are bound to find a reality show in its top ten list. Listen to a conversation at the water cooler at the office, and quite often you'll hear statements, such as, "Did you see Adam's performance last night? It was excellent!" and "Oh my gosh! I hope he doesn't offer her a rose next week."
In addition to enjoying watching them, many people would love to have a role in one of these shows. And with reality shows covering topics from cooking to dating to trivial knowledge to...
More Animation, The Series
by Jaclyn Abergas on June 16th, 2009Children's TV
Do you remember more animated series now? I do. In fact, I can't believe I was able to watch all those AND go to school AND do my homework AND play with my friends. Wow! I was busy.
17. Voltron
I'm not really sure if people in the US remember this show or if it were available to them at all, but I loved watching this show. It was the first animated series that featured girl power in the form of Princess Allura. They used a giant robot to defend their country. I don't know about you, but they had me with... Vampires Become Cash Cows
by B Kenney on June 9th, 2009Drama, TV News
Much like the Harry Potter series brought loads of magic into the scene of entertainment, the Twilight series has now brought loads of vampires streaming onto the television.
It seems network providers want to cash in on this new craze, but just what shows are they offering?
The CW is premiering a brand new high school vampire drama that sounds almost exactly like...well, you get the hint. The new show is called The Vampire Diaries. It involves a new "mysterious" kid moving into town, a hot girl falling in love with him, said kid wooing this hot girl, and a never before... 