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“And as romantic as April’s speech was, Jackson couldn’t help but bring up the elephant in the room: She was getting married. “Unless you can give me...”
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Season 4 promo pic of The Office. Faaantastic!
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Klaus wins!: I’m guessing the only thing all fans will agree on is that Klaus’ return was awesome. Caroline had been phoning him begging him to...
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How cute! Entertainment Weekly and ABC held an upfront presentation cocktail party yesterday in NYC. HAYDEN PANETTIERE + SAM...
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“I kind of felt bad for Cristin because it was really like Jesus has risen when she showed up on the set — the whole crew was like ‘Here she is, the...”
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EW, for one, welcomes our new robot overlords — a.k.a. the stars of Syfy’s Robot Combat League. Meet the whole gang of 12 ‘bots here.
A TV show about real, live, eight-foot-tall robots battling to the death in a futuristic boxing ring? Say no more — we’re there.
Fine, say some more.
With a name like Jersey Shore Shark Attack, everything you need to know is in the title. But here’s a plot description anyway:
Jersey Shore Shark Attack unfolds during the July Fourth weekend at – where else? — the Jersey Shore, where rare swarms of sharks are converging due to illegal underwater drilling. Now the angry sharks are on a rampage, devouring residents, and leaving it up to the locals to try and save the day.
Sirico is Captain Sallie, the wise veteran of boardwalk life and lore. Scalia is Moretti, former Guido beach bum and now police chief. Sorvino portrays the possibly corrupt Mayor and Atherton is the greedy developer Dolan, who wants to tear down the boardwalk to build a luxury resort where the Guidos will not be welcome. Vinny Guadagnino plays the on-scene reporter Conte and Joey Fatone appears as himself.
