This footage is taken from inside one of the cars in the parking garage. Watch the cars begin to shake and roll as the entire building sways during the earthquake.
Access Hollywood Live chose to look back at Julie's role in Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore. She fondly remembered Shooter McGavin's pelvic thrust—and revealed that somewhere there's cut footage of her making out with a dwarf.
In your gray Monday media column: Dan Abrams stands united with Arianna Huffington, Janet Robinson's hard times, Robin Roberts tweets, Disney wants (more of) your kids' money, Foster Kamer to the NYO, and a Sulzberger story.
Last night's task on Celebrity Apprentice was to showcase a series of campers. When John Rich came up with a country-esque jingle, insults began to fly about the intelligence level of the average American country music fan.
On the Tonight Show, Robert Pattinson talked about his start in acting (by following the hot girls to drama club) and his Vanity Fair cover—which he called "Boy George with a twist."
Last night on Family Guy, Peter and Lois switch places with the kids. When Chris takes over Peter's job and responsibilities, he does extremely until the stress becomes too much and he buckles under the weight of his responsibilities.
On last night's Cleveland Show, in an attempt to relax, Donna trusts in Junior's styling skills to give her a new look. He takes her James Brown-esque hairdo and whips it up to reflect that more of Beyonce.
If you didn't get the chance to see The Pee-Wee Herman Show during its run on Broadway, HBO has you covered. If you can handle seeing your favorite Playhouse pals all grown up, here's the best clips of the show!
Mary Magdelene must have been one lucky lady, because it looks though Jesus has great technique. Not hindered by the large man screaming "Bam!", the Holy Spirit apparently brings this girl squealing all the way to her big O.
Sure, Jim Gaffigan has mentioned his likeness to Phillip Seymour Hoffman in his stand-up routine, but now that Barbara Walters has made the same connection, it's comedy gold.
On Kourtney and Kim Take New York, Khloe returns to help open their New York store. Kim starts feeling left out when Khloe and Kourtney take part in sisterly activities like humping each other and wearing furry hats without her.
All of the bottle blond birdturds in the O.C. were obsessed with sex last night. Tamra even had some. On camera! Then everyone went on vacation. Sadly, we had to follow them and watch them cavort and howl like sex banshees.
On the season premiere of Shark Tank, Jonathan comes in with a great idea for the possible investors as well as sharp tongue. Watch him almost lose his deal for talking back and being a know-it-all.
Liberal gay and very likely socialist New York City is much like a petri dish in which liberals enact their anti-American policies unimpeded, as the rest of American looks on in horrified fascination. The city's latest far-left experiment: giving money directly to poor people so they can run out and buy Cadillacs and crack cocaine, courtesy of hardworking taxpayers. What do the cold, hard statistics say about the failings of this welfare society run amok?
Last night, Big Love signed off after five (uneven) seasons. The way it went out may have some people divided. Just what does the audience want when one of our beloved shows goes off the air for good?
