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Remember the name Brea Grant. Or not, you can always look it up later.
The strange hybrid of Gary Busey and David Hasselhoff passed away today.
I knew that dark, steely gaze would serve a purpose.
For the season finale, the writers shied away from gimmicks and and cliff hangers (with one possible exception), and instead focused on crafting another solid episode.
Meet Miamo Metro’s newest detective.
What’s in your wallet? If the answer is “this card,” you’re friggen awesome.
It’s a Special Relationship.
Disguised as a “set tour,” this is really just a rundown of what we can expect next year.
Can’t wait to see what they have to say about R. Kelly.
Bon appetit!
Louis C.K. introduces an effective form of birth control.
Dexter, scarring his cheek will only be redundant.
Grandma just loves “Eastbound and Down.”
Sleep with one eye open, gentlemen.
All you 18th century port-of-call enthusiasts: This is your Woodstock.
As we enter the second half of the season, all the “boring” setup and character development is coming together in an orgy of violent bloodlettings and shocking plot twists.
Holk Hogan is barely holding it together.
Pretty good. Prettaaayyy, prettayyyy, prettayyy, pretty good.
Claire Danes is running around accusing people of being terrorists.
“If you’re going to jump a shark, jump a big one,” Gervais wrote on his blog. So… maybe a Sharktopus?
Good night, sweet prince.
Oooooh noooooo…
Here’s Couric’s hoopla-free sign-off to “CBS Evening News,” coming after just five years.
As if it were possible for the man behind Ron Swanson to look any more badass, the dude goes and grows a beard.
Last night’s”Modern Family” began with Alex Dunphy’s 8th-grade graduation ceremony, where she, as valedictorian, was about to give a speech. Why an 8th grade class needs a valedictorian is beyond…
More like DICK Ebersol.
Blurring the line between entertainment and adulthood.
I guess it’s not a surprise that an actor who appeared on VH1′s “Celebrity Rehab” OD’d, but it’s still sad news, nonetheless.
CBS has cranked out several programs with broadly drawn characters, some of whom even solve crimes.
The winner of the job will have to demonstrate excellent looking-into-the-camera skills.