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Everyone has something to hide. Big Love, the new season, returns Sunday, Jan. 18, 9 p.m.
I watched last night's season three premiere of Mad Men; did you? However, my viewing party couldn't compete with the big bash held in New York's Times Square. Hundreds of fans in '60s attire joined Mad Men actor Brian Bhatt and Project Runway alum Laura Bennett to watch the new episode and compete in a preshow costume contest.
Last night we were treated to the season premiere of 30 Rock's fourth season and Alec Baldwin's Emmy-winning portrayal of Jack Donaghy, Vice President of East Coast Television and Microwave Oven Programming.
I never thought much of Alec until 30 Rock, but what can I say? Humor is a turn on.
With season five of the offbeat comedy du jour, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, premiering tonight, I can't help but feast my eyes upon Rob McElhenney. He may be an apathetic, narcissistic, substance-abusing bar "owner" on the small screen, but as the show's creator, he can't possibly be such a schlub in real life. Being adorable never hurt either!
Last night, our long, Upper East Side-less Summer came to a welcomed end when Gossip Girl's third season premiered. (Check out BuzzSugar for their favorite WTF moments.) While it lacked the melodrama I've come to love and expect, I was happy to see Blair and Chuck haven't let monogamy interfere with their Shakespearean scheming.
This year, instead of playing each other, they're on the same team, fooling unsuspecting girls into Chuck's arms so that scorned woman Blair can storm in and unleash her faux rage.
Considering that Mad Men is everywhere these days (Vanity Fair has an extensive piece on the show this month, and I've noticed on my walks to work that Banana Republic is holding casting calls?!), I decided to break down and catch up on the series before the third season premiere Aug. 16. All I can say is that I'm quickly becoming obsessed with all things '60s fashion and doing my best to remember that cigarettes are not cool.
Thank goodness the show will go on, because I could not take one less of the two Big Love episodes left this season. What's the problem? Sunday's episode will feature a ceremony sacred (and kind of secret) to the mainstream Mormon church.
Thinking outside the fake-news (gift)box last night, Stephen Colbert premiered A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All. John Legend sang about his love of nutmeg, while Jon Stewart took the opportunity to teach Stephen about Hanukkah with his own serenade. Other guests included Willie Nelson, Elvis Costello, Toby Keith, and Feist.
I love the Fall; there’s something so special about those months just before Winter. But even though I enjoy the Fall season, for some reason every year, I have a terrible time letting go of Summer and all those long, hot nights. So I’ve come up with some tips for taking the edge off.
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Big Love, The New Season Sundays at 9PM on HBO
Everyone has something to hide. Big Love, the new season Sundays at 9pm. Only on HBO.
Big Love, The new season premieres Sunday at 9PM on HBO
Everyone has something to hide. Big Love, the new season, returns Sunday, Jan. 18, 9 p.m.
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I watched last night's season three premiere of Mad Men; did you? However, my viewing party couldn't compete with the big bash held in New York's Times Square. Hundreds of fans in '60s attire joined Mad Men actor Brian Bhatt and Project Runway alum Laura Bennett to watch the new episode and compete in a preshow costume contest.
Do, Dump, or Marry? Alec Baldwin
Last night we were treated to the season premiere of 30 Rock's fourth season and Alec Baldwin's Emmy-winning portrayal of Jack Donaghy, Vice President of East Coast Television and Microwave Oven Programming.
I never thought much of Alec until 30 Rock, but what can I say? Humor is a turn on.
Do, Dump, or Marry? Rob McElhenney
With season five of the offbeat comedy du jour, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, premiering tonight, I can't help but feast my eyes upon Rob McElhenney. He may be an apathetic, narcissistic, substance-abusing bar "owner" on the small screen, but as the show's creator, he can't possibly be such a schlub in real life. Being adorable never hurt either!
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Last night, our long, Upper East Side-less Summer came to a welcomed end when Gossip Girl's third season premiered. (Check out BuzzSugar for their favorite WTF moments.) While it lacked the melodrama I've come to love and expect, I was happy to see Blair and Chuck haven't let monogamy interfere with their Shakespearean scheming.
This year, instead of playing each other, they're on the same team, fooling unsuspecting girls into Chuck's arms so that scorned woman Blair can storm in and unleash her faux rage.
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Considering that Mad Men is everywhere these days (Vanity Fair has an extensive piece on the show this month, and I've noticed on my walks to work that Banana Republic is holding casting calls?!), I decided to break down and catch up on the series before the third season premiere Aug. 16. All I can say is that I'm quickly becoming obsessed with all things '60s fashion and doing my best to remember that cigarettes are not cool.
HBO to Air Controversial Big Love Episode Despite LDS Outcry
Thank goodness the show will go on, because I could not take one less of the two Big Love episodes left this season. What's the problem? Sunday's episode will feature a ceremony sacred (and kind of secret) to the mainstream Mormon church.
John Legend & Stephen Colbert Experience the Joys of Nutmeg
Thinking outside the fake-news (gift)box last night, Stephen Colbert premiered A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All. John Legend sang about his love of nutmeg, while Jon Stewart took the opportunity to teach Stephen about Hanukkah with his own serenade. Other guests included Willie Nelson, Elvis Costello, Toby Keith, and Feist.
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I love the Fall; there’s something so special about those months just before Winter. But even though I enjoy the Fall season, for some reason every year, I have a terrible time letting go of Summer and all those long, hot nights. So I’ve come up with some tips for taking the edge off.
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