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 Comedian Jon Stewart and financial analyst Jim Cramer assumed a fighting stance on Thursday night over the CNBC television network’s exposure of Wall Street prior to the market decline, thus urging Cramer to admit that he and other commentators offered wrong suggestions.Throughout the past days, Jon Stewart has made the most of his...
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 As anticipation builds for tonight’s showdown between CNBC’s “Mad Money” host and “The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart, Cramer visited Martha Stewart’s show to get some tips about how to take on the comedian. He got some advice about his upcoming appearance on the latest episode of her show.“This is killing me,” Cramer said during today’s...
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 They have been pulling each other’s leg from far-off via the television screen for a very long time. Now it’s time for CNBC’s Jim Cramer and Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart to create a head-on confrontation, as Jim Cramer is expected to visit his little screen opponent on “The Daily Show” on Thursday.The “Mad Money” host is prepared to...
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 Good guys don’t last. At least on “American Idol.”Jorge Nunez, the sociable and easygoing 20-year-old college student from Carolina, Puerto Rico, and Jasmine Murray, the harmonious 16-year-old high school student from Starkville, Miss., were the first couple of finalists dismissed on Wednesday from the popular Fox talent show.Jasmine...
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 Alexis Grace, the 13th and final performer of American Idol, got a distinct number during the last show because 1-866-IDOLS-13 is actually owned by a phone sex operation which promises to connect listeners to a “nasty girl” for $3.99 a minute. Voters for the 21-year-old single mom from Memphis were directed to 1-866-IDOLS-36...
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 If “The Chopping Block” marked the first cooking competition series on American television, it would seem delicious. However, the show is not the first, nor the last such show. Thus, everything about it feels like odds and ends.In spite of the fact that the new cooking reality show, which is scheduled to premiere on Wednesday night at 8...
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 If the fate of “American Idol” contestants depended on the judges, Adam Lambert would not be leave the popular talent show anytime soon, as the 26-year-old theater actor from Los Angeles astonished the four-judge panel without a glitch and effortlessly outshone the 12 other finalists with an animated performance of the track “Black or...
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In spite of the fact that Fox’s three “American Idol” broadcasts won the top three prime-time slots last week and ABC saw its highest audience in more than half a decade for “The Bachelor,” CBS’ strong point in scripted series helped the network become the most-watched for the 18th time in the 24-week season.With 10 of the week’s...
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 The Fox TV show “American Idol” which has 13 finalists this season instead of the usual dozen — had to choose another voting line besides 1-866-IDOLS-13 because that number is owned by a phone sex operation, promising to connect listeners to a "nasty girl" for up to $3.99 a minute. The phone number fans would reasonably expect...
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 If Melissa Rycroft had the slightest doubt with regard to the fact that she agreed to join the cast of popular talent show “Dancing with the Stars,” it disappeared as soon as she entered the stage on Monday night.“She was radiant,” judge Bruno Tonioli told People magazine following the program, adding that “she owned the place” by...
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 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
After the death of Dr. Doom the Fantastic Four fell life is back to
normal for the team. And Reed Richards and Sue Storm Get married.
Little do they know that a new...
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 “SiCKO”: not a Fair Movie
Michael Moore’s controversial
latest documentary about the United
States’ health care system has been recently
categorized as a personal battle of the filmmaker...
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