On Thursday, ABC announced the premiere date of the sixth and final season of Lost.
The hit series, starring Matthew Fox, Josh Holloway, and Evangeline Lilly, will return with a special all-night event on Tuesday, Feb. 2, the network said this afternoon. Lost will premiere with a two-hour special event, following a recap episode @ 8PM. The following week, the series will begin airing in its new timeslot: Tuesday nights @ 9PM on ABC.
Twilight fans went wild as actor Robert Pattinson dropped by TODAY to chat with Matt Lauer about his new movie, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, the wild reaction he receives from fans across the Globe, and why he almost quit acting.
Plus, find out how many of the infamous Robsten tabloid rumors are true.
“We really try to discourage ass-kicking here at Sinbad’s!” Hilarity ensued when everyone’s favorite Garden State socialites, Teresa Giudice and Jacqueline Laurita — of Bravo The Real Housewives of New Jersey fame — got into a fist pumping, Jersey style catfight with Michelle Trachtenberg on NBC’s Wednesday night medical drama Mercy!
The ladies played tough-talking pals of a Jersey gal whose fireman husband was cheating on her with Trachtenberg’s Nurse Chloe Payne. Giudice even got to call Trachtenberg a “whore” — albeit not a “prostitution whore….”
Daniel Radcliffe has joined a long list of celebrity who have received The Simpsons treatment. The Harry Potter actor has agreed to lend his voice to a spoof of the blockbuster film Twilight during The Simpsons’ 21st annual Treehouse of Horror Special, airing in 2010.
Daniel will play Edmund, a young vampire that captures Lisa’s heart. But Homer and Edmund’s father, Dracula, try to break up the romance, Simpsons executive producer Al Jean told Entertainment Weekly Wednesday.
“Daniel was very excited to do The Simpsons. And we kept trying to ask him for secrets from the upcoming Harry Potter movie until we realized that they were all in the books.”
Nate Berkus is in discussions to add his own design series spinoff to Oprah’s Harpo machine.
The interior designer, who’s been a frequent guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show since 2001, is on the verge of inking a deal with O’s Harpo Productions to star in his own syndicated daytime talk show. It’s scheduled to premiere next fall, The New York Times reported this week.
Boy, those TwiHard parents are spirited to say the least! Check out Taylor Lautner’s oddest fan experience in this video clip of the star’s appearance on The Jay Leno Show Monday.
The teen idol found a way to dodge mobs of screaming teenage fans while filming The Twilight Saga: New Moon — he hid in a senior citizen’s bowling alley.
“….Everybody knows we’re in the city, so we have to choose wisely where we hang out. My hangout was the senior citizen bowling alley… There’s nobody under the age of 80 there. Not one person (recognized me).”
Oprah Winfrey will face a pay cut if she decides to continue doing Oprah through 2011.
The Queen of Talk’s deals with local stations and her CBS TV Distribution deal expire in fall 2011, and, according to Variety, local network aren’t willing to pay as much for the right to air the nearly 25 year old talk show as years past.
“Stations have made it clear to [Winfrey's production company] Harpo that if she does come back, they’ll significantly reduce the license fees they pay,” one exec tells Variety. “Station revenues are down 40 percent to 50 percent, but they’re paying license fees projected on revenue remaining the same. Plus, her ratings are going down. She’s still the queen, but that’s an enormous problem.”
In case you haven’t had enough of Speidi, there could be more lovey-dovey TV coming your way. Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are pitching a show about what else? Themselves.
