TV news

Laura Prudom, 02.15.2012

Associate Television Editor, The Huffington Post

I've been watching the show since day one and it gives me no pleasure to write recaps full of exasperation or irritation, but at this point, a part of me truly does wonder if "Gossip" is past the point of no return.

Andy Plesser, 02.13.2012

The Huffington Post has done very little in original video programming to date but that will change in a significant way this summer when the publish...

Holly Cara Price, 02.03.2012

Agent Provocateur

The story begins as Frankie Tagliano, a mobbed up New York bar owner, becomes a FBI informant and is sent away on the witness protection plan by his own request to Norway.

Holly Cara Price, 12.30.2011

Agent Provocateur

As you may know I have a fondness for the ticky-tacky known as reality television, I so love the term because it's so not anyone's reality I've ever known. So this recap will examine first the ridiculous... then the sublime.

Morgan Glennon, 12.30.2011

Journalist, freelance writer

In part two of our interview we discuss with Oakes the other Borgia show, what it's like working with Jeremy Irons, cast pranks and Juan Borgia, the musical.

Todd Hartley, 12.28.2011

Columnist, screenwriter, playwright, lyricist, novelist, blogger and stand-up comedian

I don't know who nominates people for Memphis' local Emmy awards, but whoever it is needs to nominate a video I just saw in the "investigative report"...

James Napoli, 12.27.2011

Satirist

Miles Mogulescu, 12.21.2011

Entertainment attorney, writer, and political activist

Ladies and gentlemen--start your DVRs. The best news talk show on television, bar none, is MSNBC's new weekend morning program Up With Chris Hayes.

Holly Cara Price, 12.12.2011

Agent Provocateur

I've been waiting with something akin to bated breath for the second season. Bravo can do reality competition programs like no other network, it's way clear. They have the formula down and they're really good at it.

Holly Cara Price, 11.28.2011

Agent Provocateur

From the cool blue checkerboard opening credit design and jazzy theme right on through to the final moments of last week's finale, this thriller became more and more addictive as the weeks went on.

Holly Cara Price, 10.07.2011

Agent Provocateur

Tim meets the gang outside Petland Discounts to advise them that this is the Unconventional Challenge: they are to design a garment using items purchased in the store.

Holly Cara Price, 10.02.2011

Agent Provocateur

We're back here once again, watching Heidi, Nina, and Michael Kors blithely destroy young dreams.

Karen Dalton-Beninato, 09.02.2011

New Orleans Writer

What struck me about Treme's finale was how many characters talked about coming home when they have stayed so strongly rooted in New Orleans, it's easy to forget they were not truly back.

Meghan Overdeep, 08.30.2011

Freelance writer and pop culture junkie

Despite the madness of the reality TV lens, Javier Colon managed to come across as a normal, humble guy. A guy who loves his wife, his kids and his family. And the fact that he has the voice of a velvet angel didn't hurt either.

Annie Stamell, 07.06.2011

John Stamos showcased some great acting in his Law & Order: SVU appearance, especially during an interrogation scene with Chris Meloni when he talked about his natural male urge to procreate.

Chez Pazienza, 05.25.2011

Co-host, "The Bubble Genius Bob & Chez Show"; Writer, Deus Ex Malcontent

At some point, traditional media outlets will finally wise the hell up and realize that we're well past the point where it is considered unforgivable to express an opinion.