Who is this child singing with the Ronettes?

Patti Smith doing Gimme Shelter right now.

Deal or No Deal tonight had two contestants with the $1M in their case. Each sold it for under $100K...

What the heck is Weiland doing?

R.J. MacReady wrote:Shame about Knights of Prosperity. Great show and great cast.

In more ways than one.

Engaged and Underaged from last night was set in Ridley.

- wrote:What the heck is Weiland doing?

He was mimicking either Mick Jagger or a crystal meth addict convinced he was covered in spiders.

Grotewold wrote:

- wrote:What the heck is Weiland doing?

He was mimicking either Mick Jagger or a crystal meth-head spider attack.

Thank you.

MarkdlV wrote:Engaged and Underaged from last night was set in Ridley.

Another great product from MTV.

"We, like, love each other and we're gettin' married, y'all. We'll work at, like, Wal-Mart or somethin' to get by. Whoa, like, apartments are expensive and stuff!"

The Simpsons creator Matt Groening told IFmagazine.com that Fox will produce four direct-to-DVD movies of his Futurama show, with the first, Futurama: Bender's Big Score, due for release in December. The films will then be carved up into 16 episodes of the SF animated series, to begin appearing on Comedy Central starting in 2008, the site reported.

"We're doing four DVD movies, around 90 minutes [each], and then we're going to reconfigure those, and they'll be episodes on Comedy Central," Groening told the site. "The impolite way of saying it is we're chopping them up, and the polite way is to say we're reconfiguring, and we're going to add narration and more stuff. We're going to be doing some fun extras on the DVD show. There's going to be Everybody Loves Hypno-Toad, a whole show of it. The DVDs are going to be self-contained packages, but the episodes will also work, we hope. That's the goal."

MarkdlV wrote:The Simpsons creator Matt Groening told IFmagazine.com that Fox will produce four direct-to-DVD movies of his Futurama show, with the first, Futurama: Bender's Big Score, due for release in December. The films will then be carved up into 16 episodes of the SF animated series, to begin appearing on Comedy Central starting in 2008, the site reported.

"We're doing four DVD movies, around 90 minutes [each], and then we're going to reconfigure those, and they'll be episodes on Comedy Central," Groening told the site. "The impolite way of saying it is we're chopping them up, and the polite way is to say we're reconfiguring, and we're going to add narration and more stuff. We're going to be doing some fun extras on the DVD show. There's going to be Everybody Loves Hypno-Toad, a whole show of it. The DVDs are going to be self-contained packages, but the episodes will also work, we hope. That's the goal."

Cool! I'm definitely excited about this. Any news of new Futurama is a good thing IMO.

Scrubs gets its 7th and final season, but no word if it'll be on NBC or ABC. Basically comes down to NBC's comedy pilots.

I sure hope BigEd is watching Idol right now.

Marion wrote:I sure hope BigEd is watching Idol right now.

C'mon get happy?

brutal again

Bravo bought TWOP...

Bad news: that awful Idol kid survived another week
Good news: he was in the bottom two in voting

no one cares

Patrice O'Neill did a whole thing on Opie and Anthony about how he wanted that guy voted off because he's tired of staring at him and realizing how beautiful he is.