We don’t know about you guys, but whether it’s zombies or nukes or little green men, we’re pretty darn certain that the apocalypse is coming one day, and when it does, we know exactly what we’re gonna do. So when we first heard about ‘Bellflower’ a few months back and that it revolved around two guys who not only know what they’re… More
With so many multi-camera sitcoms taped in front of live studio audiences heading to TV this fall — “Whitney,” “2 Broke Girls” and “I Hate My Teenage Daughter” among them — the shrinking genre faces one of its biggest tests in years.
And while the new series’ stars promise a spontaneity and and comedic dynamic you don’t get from successful single-camera laughers like “Modern Family,”… More
It doesn’t happen often, but every once in a while a comedy will come along that you think is the funniest darn thing since Monty Python met King Arthur … and everyone else thinks your crazy. Now that ‘The Change-Up’ has finally hit theaters and the general consensus has been tallied together by the fine folks over at Rotten Tomatoes, it looks we’ve landed in the proud minority… More
July is finally over, and moviegoers couldn’t be happier to turn a new leaf. We’ve had our fill of superheroes, carbon copies and alien invasions, and now it’s time to savor the joys of August at the movies. What have we got to be so excited about? Here are 31 answers to your question:
31. No School Means More Time to
AN ANTHOLOGY FILM JOINING SEVERAL LOVE STORIES SET IN ONE OF THE MOST LOVED CITIES OF THE WORLD, NEW YORKNew York, I Love You feels as patchy as its experimental premise. Riffing on Paris, je t’aime, this film comprises several… More
Ashley Hebert
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After being roasted to her face, ridiculed behind her back, led on by the season’s villain, walked out on by two men and reduced to tears on too many occasions to count, it was hard to believe The Bachelorette‘s Ashley Hebert would eventually find her happily ever after.
“There were certainly moments… More
Review in a Hurry: Steve Carell is a sad sack suburbanite. Ryan Gosling an über-cool urbanite. And both extremes find themselves in a romantic comedy about finding one’s soul mate. Crazy, Stupid, Love supplies plenty of laughs but truly impresses in the low-key moments, revealing genuine warmth for… More
Glenn Ficarra (on the right) and John Requa (on the left) established themselves as go-to screenwriters in Hollywood by being able to switch gears from family fare like Cats & Dogs to the absolutely raunchiest and filthiest type of humor in the surprise hit Bad Santa with Billy Bob Thornton. They’ve bounced back and forth over the years, but in 2009, they made the move to… More
Tonight on “Love in the Wild” comes the forced switcheroo that host Darren McMullen told Zap2it last week would change the game for the rest of the episodes. Mike in particular is not a happy camper at the switch.
Post-Ceremony
Everybody is basking in their comfy partnerships that they have found. Hahaha, just you wait – dun dun dunnnnn. They can’t let the couples get too comfy… More
After Saturday’s Fringe panel, which featured a gag reel of all-star “auditions” for Joshua Jackson’s Peter Bishop, the cast stopped by EW’s VIP lounge at Comic-Con to chat with our own Sandra Gonzalez and debate which of those featured actors they’d like to see in the role. (Jackson called for an EW.com poll, which you’ll find below.) Later asked what they’d need to do to get shown some… More
