Lauren Conrad is no mean girl. Asked to say three nice things about her former Laguna Beach and Hills rival Kristin Cavallari, she came up with them easily. “She’s really good a losing baby weight. Wow. That’s true!” she said on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live. “She is a very pretty girl. There’s a lot of nice things!
“I’m Dying Up Here” takes as its mantra the famous Edmund Kean quote: “Dying is easy; comedy is hard.” The writers of this look at the ‘70s comedy scene in Los Angeles place the struggle of the comedian artist on a pedestal that pushes through admiration to pretension. These are people who self-describe as “narcissistic douchebags,” and the show starts to take on the same tone. In the premiere, Oscar-winner Melissa Leo’s Goldie compares her club to a church and actually tells a story to a rising comic about the Holocaust to make a point.
Based on a short story called Ernest by Geoff Manaugh, “We Have a Ghost” opens with the Presley family moving to a fixer-upper in Chicago. Father Frank (Anthony Mackie) is struggling to make ends meet and to maintain a healthy relationship with his increasingly-distant son Kevin (Jahi Di’Allo Winston, so good in “Charm City Kings” and on “Everything Sucks!”). Almost immediately after their arrival, Kevin is exploring the attic when he encounters a trapped soul named Ernest (David Harbour, giving a silent performance).
Everyone loves a good celebrity beef. Recommended Videos Stars are there to entertain us, after all, and it seems this task extends far off-screen. The public eats up celebrity feuds like candy, reveling in the pure and simple drama of a high-profile quarrel. The latest celebrity beef to catch the internet’s attention is still going strong, as conversations continue to swirl about former wrestlers-turned-actors Dave Bautista and Dwayne Johnson. The pair of beefy actors share plenty in common, but Johnson’s recent string of misfortune—largely spurred by the failure of Black Adam to meet expectations—is upping the ante.
From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia. Bill Rogers William "Bill" Rogers is an American voice actor, voice director, producer, script adaptor and scriptwriter, who provides voices for the English-language dub of the Pokémon anime. He is not related to voice actress Kayzie Rogers. Biography Rogers started off as a stage and television actor. He had always been a fan of anime, and in 2001, he got his first role, a small part on Assemble Insert as Prime Minister.