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The 8 Weirdest Casting Decisions on ‘Smallville’
Smallville has finally come to an epic end after ten years and 217 episodes. On May 13th they aired their season finale, meaning we’re going to have to look to other shows for our crazy casting choices. No more vampires playing compulsive gamblers, no more Oscar nominees in fat suits, and no more preacher’s kids playing shape shifters. We’ll miss you Smallville. More »
Gallery: 8 Great TV Graduations
There are ways to make what seems like the decades long graduation ceremony a little more bearable. You can decorate your mortarboard, hide silly string up your gown sleeve, or make up elaborate chants for when your friends accept their diplomas. Then there are the less conventional ways to make commencement memorable: marriage proposals, meteors, a fight to the death. I suggest going with silly string. However, these TV shows – from Buffy to 90210 – each had their own special way of dealing with high school’s crowning moment. More »
Crush This: ‘Robin Hood’, Rom-Coms Rule This Week
Welcome to Crush This, your weekly guide to what’s new in movies, music and TV. We’ve navigated the inner reaches of our entertainment-obsessed brains in search of all the pop culture landscape has to offer. This week, we’re getting into the summer movie season in earnest, with big releases like Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood with Russell Crowe in the lead role and romantic comedies Letters to Juliet and Just Wright. And don’t miss this week’s season finales of some of your favorite TV shows like Vampire Diaries — especially if they haven’t been renewed by the networks yet. More »
UPN and The WB to Merge into the CW Network
Pretty interesting news buzzing around lately, ever since UPN and The WB announced that they were merging. The CW broadcasting network (as they will now be known), will be launching this fall.
According to the surprise announcement — which comes just days after both networks had supposedly outlined their future plans to reporters during the semiannual two-week Television Critics Association Press Tour that just concluded on Sunday — CBS and Warner Bros. will each own 50% of the new network,… More »