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For CNN and Fox News, the race seems to be not who got it first, but who got it worst with the Supreme Court ruling.
The amateurs rehearsed some of the best standards in music history. By "standards," I'm sure they meant "older songs that many people have covered since its release."
New hair, new babies, new voting abilities; it's only natural that the amateurs sing newer songs. Tonight, it's Songs from the Millenium.
The program, which was filled with smart dialogue, internal conflict and self-righteousness, was a bit misleading about what happens behind the scenes at a cable news network.
Journalist Barrett Tryon posted a Los Angeles Times story -- about how the newspaper that he worked for was being sold -- on his personal Facebook page. His employer asked him to take it down and after refusing to do so, he was put on unpaid leave.
We picked three properties from the shows and ran some numbers to see if the TV families would be able to afford their homes in today's markets, based on the houses used for the show settings.
In "Duets'" second week, we find out, once again, that all the contenders are safe from elimination. Now, I don't know about everyone else, but when I don't see some real competition, I start to get a little impatient.
I have to give it to Emily for being straightforward and honest with "her boys." If the bachelors don't prove that they can fit into her life as a future husband and father, she has no problem escorting them to the door.
The Superstars each found and chose two amateur protégés to sing alongside them in the coming weeks. Sorry, America, but it looks like you won't get a hand in choosing this show's winner.
Here's the other thing: Miss Piggy is so much more charismatic than Emily. It was almost unfair they had to share screen time. There was a running gag of Piggy getting jealous of Em and Kermit. And despite Kermit's best efforts to compliment Emily, it was clear he's way out of her league.
It's astonishing that with all the technology available to us a more definitive method for measuring the popularity of TV shows hasn't been established.
The recently announced TV network fall line up seems to have some common themes this year. Did anyone order some revived sitcom actors? FOX, ABC, CBS, and NBC sure did, and these new shows will all have some very familiar faces.
No one likes watching TV commercials, except, perhaps, during the Super Bowl. Even those whose livelihoods depend on them have a hard time convincing family members not to fast forward past them in this DVR age.
The Billboard Music Awards reminds me that sometimes the public actually is right. Here then is my list of some of my favorite songs that all hit #1 on Billboard's's Hot 100 since that chart started in the late Fifties.
They say that when it rains, it pours, especially in the Hamptons. Emily is out for blood, Victoria makes a surprising alliance and a devastating loss brings Emily and Jack closer together. Much closer.
The time has come again to watch 25 men with questionable sanity vie for the affections of one woman with questionable desirability.
