'You Commie Homo-Loving Sons of Guns'
Gabriel Snyder · 02/23/09 12:06AMNumber Wizard Should Stick to Elections
Gabriel Snyder · 02/22/09 08:49PMBarbara Walters Asks Your Burning Oscar Night Questions
Gabriel Snyder · 02/22/09 08:35PMJack Black's Belligerent Bar Interview
Ryan Tate · 02/22/09 08:32PMHe's red-cheeked, in a bar, vaguely aggressive and verbally erratic, so maybe Jack Black is a little sauced. More likely, he's just being Jack Black. Very Jack Black. (Click for clip.)
Liveblogging the Oscars: Who Loves Surprises? We Do!
Seth Abramovitch · 02/22/09 08:00PME! Tracking Brangelina With Predator Drone Or Something
Ryan Tate · 02/22/09 07:59PMRyan Seacrest's Awkward Slumdog Interview
Ryan Tate · 02/22/09 07:09PMIndian names baffle E!'s Ryan Seacrest, so he just held a sign up to the camera to introduce children from the cast of Slumdog Millionaire. Sad. Then things got more weird.
Red Carpet Oscar Fashions
Richard Lawson · 02/22/09 06:38PMAwful Boss Seeks Worker 'Who Thrives on Stress'
Ryan Tate · 02/22/09 05:39PMDefamer Folds Into Gawker; Editors to Pursue Careers in Bearded Hip-Hop
Seth Abramovitch · 02/22/09 03:01PMReal Housewives Star Loses Her Blog
Owen Thomas · 02/22/09 03:00PMTime to Shine
Gabriel Snyder · 02/22/09 02:00PMWendi Deng Murdoch's MySpace Problem
Owen Thomas · 02/22/09 01:00PMThe End of Second Life
Owen Thomas · 02/22/09 12:00PMFunny People Doesn't Look Very Funny
Gabriel Snyder · 02/22/09 10:00AMIs it a big fat spoiler to point out that a trailer is a big fat spoiler? Because that's what this one is. I read the script a while back and except for the very end, everything's in here. The movie stars Adam Sandler as comedy superstar "George Simmons" who befriends up-and-comer Seth Rogen. They play pretty much the same Apatow man-boys that populate all of his movies, except here they're dealing with issues weightier than whether it's worth it to give up their bongs to get a hot girl.
Hugh Jackman Promises Sing-y and Dance-y Oscars Show
Gabriel Snyder · 02/21/09 05:00PMIn this video that was "leaked" yesterday by the show's producers, Hugh Jackman talks about how hard he's working and why it's so very important to not make an ass out of yourself. And you get a glimpse of some of the numbers the show's producers — Bill Condon and and Laurence Mark, who last collaborated on the film version of Dreamgirls — have come up with. So, yes, not much of a mystery that the show will borrow a lot from Broadway.













