The Wrap reports Conan O’Brien will be one of Larry King’s final guests, appearing on Larry King Live on Dec. 13, three days before the talk show host retires. King — who appeared on O’Brien’s Conan premiere last night — will also welcome a slew of other guests in his final weeks: Ricky Martin on Nov. 9, Judge Judy on Nov. 10, the cast of Dancing With the Stars on Nov. 11, Michael Moore on Nov. 12, Gen. Colin Powell on Nov. 15, Dolly Parton on Nov. 18, Russell Brand on Nov. 19, Jon Bon Jovi on Nov. 23, Mike Tyson on Nov. 24, Jack Hanna on Nov. 26, Stevie Wonder on Nov. 30, Carlos Slim on Dec. 3, Al Pacino on Dec. 6, Susan Boyle on Dec. 7, and Garth Brooks on Dec. 10.
Archive: November 2010 (111-120 of 200)
Nov 9
2010
05:16 PM ET
Nov 9
2010
03:35 PM ET
'Twilight Saga: Eclipse' leads People's Choice nominations
The People’s Choice Awards announced their nominees today, and, not too surprisingly, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse scored the most nods, leading the pack with eight nominations. The film is up for Favorite Movie, Favorite Drama Movie, Favorite Movie Actor (Rob Pattinson and Taylor Lautner), Favorite Movie Actress (Kristen Stewart), Favorite On Screen Team (Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner), and Favorite Movie Star Under 25 (Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson).
Glee also picked up several nods, with five nominations for Favorite TV Comedy, Favorite TV Comedy Actress (Jane Lynch), Favorite TV Comedy Actor (Matthew Morrison), and Favorite TV Guest Stars (Britney Spears and Neil Patrick Harris). Other notable nominees: Vampire Diaries snagged nominations for Favorite TV Drama, Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show, and Favorite TV Drama Actor (Ian Somerhalder), while Grey’s Anatomy picked up nods for Favorite TV Drama, Favorite TV Guest Star (Demi Lovato), Favorite TV Doctor (Sandra Oh, Patrick Dempsey, and Ellen Pompeo). Click here to check out the full list of nominees.
Nov 9
2010
02:11 PM ET
Gene Shalit retiring from 'Today'
After 40 years as a morning-television personality, Gene Shalit is leaving NBC’s Today Show, according to the Hollywood Reporter. His last day will be Nov. 11. In a statement from his publicist, Shalit said, “It’s enough already,” and that he intends to “pursue other activities.” Shalit, 85, first appeared on the program in 1970.
Nov 9
2010
01:29 PM ET
Robert De Niro to receive DeMille lifetime achievement award at Golden Globes
Robert De Niro, two-time Oscar winner and the man who portrayed such indelible big-screen characters as the young Don Corleone, Travis Bickle, and Jake La Motta, will receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement at next year’s Golden Globes. The honor was announced today by Kevin Spacey. The award will be presented to De Niro at the 68th annual Golden Globes on Jan. 16. Previous winners include Barbra Streisand, Al Pacino, Michael Douglas, Steven Spielberg, and last year’s recipient (and frequent De Niro collaborator) Martin Scorsese.
Nov 9
2010
12:26 PM ET
'Bones' spin-off episode delayed
The episode of Bones that will plant the seed for a potential spin-off is still a go, but production on it has been moved from December to early 2011, Fox confirms to EW. News of the delay was first reported by Michael Ausiello, whose source told him “creative reasons” were to blame. Fox would not comment on the cause of the schedule change, but Bones creator Hart Hanson did type a telling (and humorous) tweet on Nov. 4 that said, “I received studio notes on the Bones spin-off idea. They want it to be better. Unreasonable taskmasters. Impossible dreamers. Neo-platonists.” The episode will introduce tracker Walter Sherman, the central figure in “The Locator” novels by Richard Greener. In the books, Sherman is a Vietnam vet, but in the Bones world, Sherman will be a former military policeman who served in Iraq with Booth (David Boreanaz). Just as Booth didn’t originally get along with socially-challenged Brennan, he and Sherman — who suffered brain damage overseas that left him “skeptical of every statement” — will butt heads. Brennan, on the other hand, will be fascinated by him. Fox confirms the casting of Sherman is underway.
Read more: Bones spin-off in development: Who would you cast?
Nov 9
2010
10:47 AM ET
Rapper Wiz Khalifa arrested on drug charges
According to MTV News, rapper Wiz Khalifa was arrested Monday night after a show at East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C. Police took the 22-year-old into custody after searching his tour bus and finding marijuana. He’s been charged with a felony count of trafficking in marijuana, a felony count of maintaining a dwelling/vehicle/place for sale or storage of marijuana, and one misdemeanor charge of possession of drug paraphernalia. Khalifa has a history of bragging about his fondness for weed. Recently, he launched his own brand of rolling papers and bragged in an interview of his $10,000-a-month habit. Hours before his arrest he tweeted “Smoke outs Greeneville, nc tonight. Fall thru wit ur finest plant life.”
Nov 9
2010
10:14 AM ET
Rachel Weisz, Darren Aronofsky split
Oscar-winning actress Rachel Weisz (The Constant Gardener) and acclaimed director Darren Aronofsky (Black Swan, The Wrestler) have separated after nine years together. “Rachel Weisz and Darren Aronofsky have been separated for some months,” her publicist said in a statement. “They remain close friends and are committed to raising their son together in New York City.” The couple have a 4-year-old son, Henry.
Nov 9
2010
08:39 AM ET
Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Hilary Swank, Ashton Kutcher to ring in 'New Year's Eve'
Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Hilary Swank and Ashton Kutcher are reportedly circling lead roles in the ensemble romantic comedy New Year’s Eve, Garry Marshall’s planned follow-up to Valentine’s Day. Like its predecessor, New Year’s Eve will feature a patchwork of intertwining stories about New Yorkers navigating their romantic lives before the clock strikes twelve. Lea Michele and Abigail Breslin have already come aboard the production that is looking to start shooting this December in New York.
Nov 8
2010
06:50 PM ET
'Spartacus: Blood and Sand': Aiden Turner, Liam McIntyre on short list to replace Andy Whitfield
Deadline reports three actors are in the running to replace Andy Whitfield as the title character in Spartacus: Blood and Sand: Stephen Amell (The Tracey Fragments), Aiden Turner (All My Children), and Liam McIntyre (The Pacific). Whitfield had left the series earlier this year to resume cancer treatment. (The actor, who was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma in March, was in remission before dropping out.) The series will return to Starz in January.
Read more:
Andy Whitfield bows out of ‘Spartacus’ to resume cancer treatment
Exclusive: Wentworth Miller eyeing ‘Spartacus’?
Nov 8
2010
05:07 PM ET
GLAAD President responds to Ron Howard's explanation/defense of 'The Dilemma'
Last week, in response to the outcry over the use of the word “gay” in the trailer for his upcoming comedy The Dilemma, director Ron Howard defended the use of the line in the movie, noting, “I believe in sensitivity, not censorship.” Now, the President of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation has responded to Howard. Writing to Patrick Goldstein at the L.A. Times, Barrios notes, “GLAAD is not a censor. We’re here to educate. It’s not ‘censorship’ when someone tells you that your behavior is causing harm and you decide to stop doing it.”
Barrios compares the “gay” joke in Dilemma to a similar joke on The Office: “The Office used a gay context to find humor in the ignorance of what was being said, rather than making a joke at the expense of all gay people … In no way is the audience meant to identify with Michael and Dwight. The audience is meant to find their behavior absurd.” Barrios also ties the Dilemma controversy to the recent media coverage of anti-gay bullying: “Recent events have made it abundantly and tragically clear the effect that anti-gay language and attitudes can have on young people who are gay or are perceived to be gay AND on the bullies who target them.”
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