Rachael Ray brought Mario Cantone on today to promote Sex in the City. Instead, Cantone chose to discuss another glitz and glam sex romp: Julie and Julia. Watch as he blows through Ray's kitchen and a wicked Julia Child impression.
"I thought it opened, but obviously it didn't," said ~*~TWEEN SENSATION~*~ Justin Bieber after ramming his head into a formerly—aka no longer—revolving door. Bieber has a boo-boo! ZOMG, what about his hair! Is his hair OK?! Video inside.
The Way We Live Now: Having those same old troubles again. Remember that time, not too long ago, when we had the incident with, you know, the world economy plunging into hellfire and chaos? That thing? Yea. Comeback time!
Or maybe its a backpack win? In any case this intrepid skateboarder has a close encounter with a serious wipe out, but has a very lucky save.
Watch this bloody brilliant collection of stuffy British newscasters getting right gobsmacked on the BBC. Pip pip cheerio!
You guys realize that Tyra's one-of-a-kind talk show will go off the air forever in just a few short weeks, don't you?! This is why we must appreciate her Tyra-isms while we still can... at least her books comes out.
We invite you to gaze upon these dozen classic advertisements for jobs that long ago disappeared, mostly. (Not included: Journalist). Pine for the days of abundant taxidermy and banjo careers!
And then there were two! And soon there will be none and we'll be done. Yes, two more episodes of this withered Idol season to go and, remarkably, we've ended up pretty much exactly where we were supposed to.
In you crisp Thursday media column: Tribune Co. is hobolicious, the NY Daily News might head downtown, True/ Slant is a coveted property, and Latinos watch out, you're being targeted!
Facebook's CEO came up with a way of predicting who a given user would be dating one week in the future, according to a new book about the social network. And he did it for fun.
