Friday, February 8th, 2008
By John - USMA
With the WGA strike over, TV can now return to its former glory! (No it won’t – expect most programs to either stay off the air indefinitely or return in a truncated form around April.)
Keep on trucking, keep on sucking: pointless, mind-numbing reality shows are still the only sure thing on television today, barring the billions of big-producti… Click to read more
Friday, February 8th, 2008
By COED Staff
Wahoo! It looks like we can finally get back to regular programming.
A deal has been struck between the major media companies and the Writers Guild of America to end the writers’ strike, former Walt Disney chief executive Michael Eisner revealed on CNBC.
“It’s over,” Eisner said. “They made the deal, they shook hands on the… Click to read more
Monday, February 4th, 2008
By John - USMA
Kendra Wilkinson Wants To Play Ball [Hollywood Tuna]
David Tyree and Eli Manning Have Happy Ending [Busted Coverage]
Hooking up with a Friend’s Co-worker: Not the Best Idea [College Candy]
Gisele Bundchen Naked in Mid-Town Manhattan!? [Egotastic]
Wake Up with Jessica Burciaga [Barstool Sports]
Could the Writers’ Strike Be Over Soon? [EW]
Extrem… Click to read more
Friday, January 18th, 2008
By Hadley - George Mason
Variety has reported that the DGA (Directors Guild of America) has struck a three-year deal with the AMPTP (Alliance of Motion Picture of Motion Picture & Television Producers). The agreement will boost the residual rate of TV and film Internet downloads for Directors.
From Variety:
The DGA, which will send the pact to members for ratifications after… Click to read more
Friday, January 11th, 2008
By John - USMA
An unscripted police procedural:… Click to read more
Wednesday, January 9th, 2008
By John - USMA
We recently chimed in with our thoughts on the truncated Golden Globes, stating that the awards show is barely relevant to even the most hardcore pop-culture follower. The Academy Awards, on the other hand, are a far larger affair.
With the Golden Globes being scaled down to a high-society press conference, is the axe looming over the Oscars?
The 80th Annual … Click to read more
Tuesday, December 18th, 2007
By Hadley - George Mason
With the writer’s strike still going strong, the WGA has denied invitations to prepare material for the Golden Globes on January 13 and the Oscars in February. If both events didn’t seem crappy enough last time, they should be craptacular this time around.
(See what happens when you don’t get pros to make jokes for you?)
This situation ra… Click to read more
Thursday, December 13th, 2007
By John - USMA
Roger A. Trevanti from the AMPTP responds to the Writers Strike.
Way to tell it how it is, Trevanti!
Roger A. Trevanti Explains The AMPTP’s New Proposal on FunnyOrDie.com… Click to read more
Wednesday, November 28th, 2007
By John - USMA
Carson Daly has committed the ultimate crime: resuming production on Last Call with Carson Daly.
Daly has also defied the ongoing writer’s strike – but that’s hardly his biggest offense.
Does anybody really watch Last Call with Carson Daly? It’s on at some ungodly hour next to weight-loss and fly-fishing gear infomercialsR… Click to read more
Thursday, November 15th, 2007
By COED Staff
South Park, our guiding light, recently revealed that yes, girls don’t have balls.
Why the writer’s strike may screw us all – and how to help.
Amy Winehouse brings her F-game to a less-than-amused crowd on first date of her tour.
Well, whaddya know: teenagers who have sex are less prone to violence. They don’t call it being “s… Click to read more
Thursday, November 8th, 2007
By John - USMA
Yeahâ¦so not the Paris we expected either.
The saddest draft drought in history may be upon us.
If it wasn’t hard enough already, girls now have video blogs about how to avoid kissing men.
VIDEO: Waste of time or âwasted time!â? â you make the call.
Real men don’t cry…unless they’re watching these 25 hankie-worthy flicks.
Ja… Click to read more