Author: The Dishmaster

Tabloid Gossip Rundown — They Did What?!

  • Tim Tebow sure doesn’t look like a virgin. Radar Online
  • LMFAO are dunzo. The music industry weeps. Digital Spy
  • Sharon Osbourne still hates NBC. TV Guide
  • JWOWW proved that you can find love on the Jersey Shore, after all.  Wet Paint
  • Maksim Chmerkovskiy is still whining. TV Week
  • Kanye West and Kim Kardashian suddenly have more in common than you’d think. Huffington Post
  • Liberty Ross is bouncing back nicely. E! Online
  • Amanda Bynes downward spiral continues. Wonderwall
  • ‘Modern Family’s’ Eric Stonestreet is single. And yes — he’s also straight. Pop Crunch
  • Kelsey Grammer hates Piers Morgan. The Stir
  • Paris Hilton doesn’t like Grindr. Bossip
  • Jessica Simpson has a very cute baby. ICYDK
  • Did Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart reconcile? Examiner
  • Annie Lennox got married. Opposing Views
  • ‘Modern Family’s’ Jesse Tyler Ferguson got engaged. People
  • Melissa Joan Hart had another baby. The Celebrity Cafe
  • Ashton Kutcher is in love with Mila Kunis. Us Magazine
  • Kat Von D found love with deadmau5. Too Fab
  • Pretty Little Liars’ Lucy Hale had a very public twitter breakup. Gossip Cop

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Killers Perform on Letterman — Melt Dave’s Heart of Stone

“If the question ever comes up, ‘Do you like The Killers,’ let me tell you the answer is always yes,” said David Letterman, the notorious curmudgeon whose public endorsement is hard to come by. He’s right, though. The Killers are incredible. Their sound is consistent and their performances are always high-energy. Watch below to see them sing, “Runaways.”

Calvin Harris Joins Florence Welch for “Sweet Nothing”

Anything involving the music mastermind that is Florence Welch, is worthy of posting. She teamed up with EDM star Calvin Harris, for “Sweet Nothing,” where she wears an androgynous getup and plays an abused woman. Harris’ new album debuts in the U.K. on October 29th. Watch the powerful and moving video below.

Dear Monica Lewinsky — Please Go Away

I suppose if the only notable thing you did with your life was blow the President, you might cash in on it for eternity. Though I don’t know much about Monica Lewinsky enough to proclaim that’s her only achievement, I sure do know that’s what she wants the public to think, considering she endlessly capitalizes on it. In case you don’t know what I”m referring to, Lewinsky is rumored to have signed a book deal for $12 million to reveal never-before-heard details about her relationship with the former President. And according to “sources close to Lewinsky,” she’s doing this because her reputation is ruined for eternity and she’d like to repair it. You know . . . because reminding the public via a memoir is certainly the way to erase your tarnished image in people’s minds. Watch a vintage interview with the woman who loves to talk about herself below.

Pink Performs Acoustic “Who Knew” on The Daily Show — Incredible

Anyone who knows The Dishmaster, knows my insane love of Pink. And if you’re wondering why, watch her acoustic version of “Who Knew” on The Daily Show. It’s magical.

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Katie Couric Interviews Raffaele Sollecito

I understand that Katie Couric has a job to do, but I fundamentally object to the extremely judgmental interview below. If you read about the Amanda Knox case, the one thing that’s clear is that things are not clear (make sense?). So it’s certainly unfair to swing accusations at a man who has been declared innocent. Watch below.

Pink Releases “The Truth About Love” — Album Review

The pain of my long commute was met with the pleasure of listening to Pink’s new album in it’s entirety. In short, it’s incredible. Pink has the extremely unique skill of inserting a cool-factor into pop-music, and her authentic lyric-confessions make it not only catchy — but honest. In “The Truth About Love,” Pink topped herself. She’s even met with some insanely creative collaborations, my favorite being Eminem on “Here Comes The Weekend.” Listen below.

Monsters Calling Home Performs on Jimmy Kimmel — CONGRATULATIONS

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I discovered Monsters Calling Home shortly after they formed their band, and I’ve been following them around Los Angeles ever since. Upon first listen, I knew they’d be huge so I immediately requested an interview. Their lead singer, Alex Hwang, is incredibly kind and he seemed humbled by my declaration that they were on their way to super-stardom. Well — I was right. And if anyone from A&R would like to hire The Dishmaster, feel free. Watch the band perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and click HERE to listen to my audio interview with Alex.

Weeds Says Goodbye — Worst Finale Ever

The finale of Weeds broke my heart into a million pieces. The show fast-forwarded into the future to find the vivacious, take-no-prisoners Nancy Botwin turn into a sad and lonely woman who lost her best friend and the respect of her children. It was certainly a realistic ending, but I watch television to escape from reality, not to be slapped in the face with it. For years I had hoped that Andy and Nancy would unite, thinking that the reason she turned him down was because she didn’t want to sacrifice the friendship. And in the second to last episode, I found hope when the two shared their most authentic on-screen moment in the history of the show. But true to form, the writers blew the ending. So if anyone responsible is reading this — just know that I want my money back.

The Voice Blind Auditions — Mackenzie Bourg Kills

Just because you’re a successful performer, doesn’t mean you’re successful at finding new talent. That’s an A&R side of the brain that the judges of ‘The Voice’ are clearly missing. Because if they had it, they would have all turned around in unison for Mackenzie Bourg, who is likely the only contestant so far with any hope of a post-show career. And in case you doubt The Dishmaster’s ability to spot talent, just remind yourself that I interviewed The Lumineers before they blew up (yes, I’m bragging).

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