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Valentine’s Day is arriving a little early for the gang on ABC’s hit comedy “Happy Endings.” When the show airs at 9:30 tonight, Max picks up a couple in his limo only to find that one of the passengers is Grant (guest star and Farmington Hills native James Wolk, “Lone Star”), the boyfriend he broke up with a year ago — on Valentine’s Day.
It’s hard to believe Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Orange County” kicked off a monster reality TV franchise when it debuted some seven seasons ago. When the show returns for its latest go round, viewers will learn the repercussions of last season’s drama for housewives Vicki Gunvalson, Tamra Barney, Gretchen Rossi, Alexis Bellino and new addition brunette bombshell Heather Dubrow.
Madonna delivered a whopper of a halftime show during the Super Bowl, surveying her career, sharing the stage with a smattering of today's pop stars and doing what Madonna does best: Serve up a grand spectacle.
To complain about the excessive use of celebrities, dogs and babies in Super Bowl ads is a waste of energy.
Kelly Clarkson tackled the National Anthem prior to Sunday’s Super Bowl and wrapped her big Texas-sized vocals around the song. There were no slip-ups and there wasn’t much vocal showboating, just a straightforward, powerful version of the Anthem.
Every year it seems more and more advertisers are leaking their ads online to create buzz before the Super Bowl even begins.
David Duchovny has starred in two hit TV shows, “The X-Files” and “Californication” — the latter, which airs 10:30 p.m. Sundays on Showtime, is in its fifth season — and yet the thought of going into showbiz never occurred to him when he was growing up. A chat with the star.
New York— The biggest of stars is off to a slow start this season.
Last decade’s "George Lopez" sitcom is suddenly this decade’s hottest off-network commodity — repeating on no less than three channels.
Get ready for more tail-wagging wildness when Animal Planet’s annual “Puppy Bowl VIII” airs at 3 p.m. Sunday.
The longtime Bloomfield Village resident still has plenty of steam with the new novel, “Raylan,” and FX series “Justified.”
Yessian Music is not a household name, but the tunes that have come out of the Farmington Hills-based composition and production company have been filling homes with melodic and cinematic arrangements for decades. And the list will only get longer once the world is exposed to this year’s Super Bowl commercials.
The third season of NBC’s hit genealogy series “Who Do You Think You Are?” looks intriguing and promising. The list of celebrities tracing their family lineages includes Helen Hunt, Reba McEntire, Blair Underwood and Detroit native and former NFL star Jerome “The Bus” Bettis.
Clint Eastwood will replace Eminem as the star of this year Chrysler Group LLC advertisement during Sunday's Super Bowl, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Adam Graham Like some 37 million other Americans, I tuned into “The Voice” following Sunday’s Super Bowl. And almost immediately I was reminded why I hated the show the... Read More
Adam Graham Hey, let’s all watch the trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man. Pass the popcorn! Alright what we have here, according to the trailer, is “the untold story” of... Read More
Tom Long The Super Bowl usually means super bad box office, but this past weekend wasn’t about the usual. For the first time ever, two films opened to more than $20 million on a... Read More
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