Barbara Walters Interviews One Direction — WATCH
Avril Lavigne Covers Nickelback’s “How You Remind Me” — Listen
SUPERMAN FLIES INTO THEATERS — WATCH TRAILER
Nick Cannon on Kim Kardashian: “She Lied To Me About the Sex Tape”
Hey Marseilles Announces Tour — Catch Them Live
Hey Marseilles announced their tour, and you must go. Find their dates below, and feel free to download one of their very enjoyable sessions at the bottom of this post. Also, catch my interview with the band by clicking HERE.
27-Feb Wed Vancouver, BC @ The Waldorf Hotel
1-Mar Fri Seattle, WA @ Showbox (Market)
2-Mar Sat Portland, OR @ Aladdin Theatre
5-Mar Tue San Francisco, CA @ The Chapel
6-Mar Wed Los Angeles, CA @ Satellite
7-Mar Thu San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
11-Mar Mon Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald’s Downstairs
13-Mar Wed through 16-Mar Sat Austin, TX @ SXSW
22-Mar Fri Atlanta, GA @ Vinyl
23-Mar Sat Nashville, TN @ High Watt
26-Mar Tue Washington DC @ IOTA
27-Mar Wed Philadelphia, PA @ Johnny Brenda’s
28-Mar Thu New York City, New York @ Mercury Lounge
29-Mar Fri Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
30-Mar Sat Northampton, MA @ Iron Horse
3-Apr Wed Evanston, IL @ SPACE
4-Apr Thu Minneapolis, MN @ 7th Street Entry
5-Apr Fri Ames, IA @ M-Shop
6-Apr Sat St. Louis, MO @ Off Broadway
9-Apr Tue Denver, CO @ Hi Dive
11-Apr Thu Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court
13-Apr Sat Garden City, ID @ Visual Arts Collective
19-Apr Fri Spokane, WA @ Whitworth University
Charlie Sheen to Lindsay Lohan — Where’s My Thank You Note?
Jamie Foxx is a Ding Dong
Jon Stewart on Hugh Grant: “He Was My Worst Guest Ever”
“Stewart said that the worst guest he ever had was, surprisingly, British actor Hugh Grant. ‘And we’ve had dictators on the show,” Stewart quipped. He remembered Grant as being especially unpleasant to deal with, and promised he never would return.” Jon Stewart gives some behind the scenes anecdotes at the Montclair Film Festival.
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Aussie DJ’s In Hiding Over Prank Call — The Blame Brigade Must Stop
Allow me to take a moment to point out what I think is obvious. I don’t know anything about the nurse in question, but it’s extremely unfair to blame a prank call for her death. It also undermines the depth mental illness, which is not something that comes and goes at the hands of one individual circumstance. It’s a lifetime of struggle, and this blame brigade is disgusting & reckless. As for the DJs in question, lets not pretend as if everyone on this planet has not at one point made a prank phone call, and please refrain from pointing fingers at two people who made an innocent choice that turned tragic. It is wrong, and it exposes a fundamental flaw of humanity — when things get bad, everyone wants to point fingers instead of asking the questions that need to be asked. And in pointing fingers, the tragedy only magnifies. Leave these people alone.