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Of course I’ll sign your McKinley High yearbook!

June 9, 2010 · Filed under Television · Tagged ,

Dear New Directions,

Have a great summer, see you next year!

…and don’t worry, one day you guys will beat Vocal Adrenaline!

xoxo -I eat Pop Culture

Last night’s Glee finale did not disappoint—it had all the high drama, emotion, singing and dancing one could ever want AND it included Olivia Newton-John and Josh Groban. Glee had a fantastic first season, and I can’t wait for the next one!

For those of you who haven’t checked out this show, YOU NEED TO! Fox will re-run episodes this summer (check local listings). Click here for clips/additional info about the show.

And for you fans out there—what songs/artists would you like to see Glee cover next season???

*Image source Fox.com

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…Pop Culture Bites…Pop Culture Bites…Pop Culture Bites…

April 15, 2010 · Filed under Pop Culture Bites · Tagged , ,

  • Samantha Micelli returns to TV with a new series, Romantically Challenged. Didn’t she learn anything? All you have to do is hire a live-in male housekeeper, let the sexual-tension build for a few years, and then voila! romance galore. — ABC
  • Larry King has announced he’s divorcing again, this makes number eight. But don’t worry, looks like he and his suspenders are already working on getting wife #9. — Perez
  • Oh, isn’t this such wonderful news—more annoying reality TV is coming our way. — Hollywood Reporter
  • TUNE-IN ALERT: Dust off your favorite Madonna outfit and get ready for next week’s episode of Glee.  — Fox

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The people heart Johnny Depp

January 7, 2010 · Filed under Film, Television · Tagged , , , , , , , ,

Last night was the People’s Choice Awards, and not only did the people choose Johnny Depp as their favorite film actor for the year, but for the DECADE.

The other big winner of the night?? Vampires! They picked up six awards: Breakout Star, Favorite On-Screen Team, Favorite Movie, Favorite Franchise, TV Obsession and New TV Drama. My goodness, that is A LOT of bloodsucking.

Other notable winners for the year include Sandra Bullock for Don’t Call It A Comeback Best Actress, Hugh Jackman for Action Star, Steve Carrell for Comedy Actor, Glee for New TV Comedy and Ashton Kutcher for Web Celeb.*

Below is the entire list of winners, courtesy of E!Online:

FILM

• Actor: Johnny Depp
• Actress: Sandra Bullock
• Action star: Hugh Jackman
• Comedic Star: Jim Carrey
• Breakout Actress: Miley Cyrus
• Breakout Star: Taylor Lautner
• On-screen Team: The Twilight Saga
• Independent Movie: Inglourious Basterds
• Comedy Movie: The Proposal
• Favorite Movie: Twilight
• Family Movie: Up
• Favorite Franchise: The Twilight Saga
• Actor of the Decade: Johnny Depp

TELEVISION

• TV Drama: House
• TV Comedy: The Big Bang Theory
• Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Show: Supernatural
• Competition Show: American Idol
• Drama Actor: Hugh Laurie
• Drama Actress: Katherine Heigl
• Comedy Actor: Steve Carell
• Comedy Actress: Alyson Hannigan
• TV Obsession: True Blood
• Animal Show: Dog Whisperer
• Talk Show: The Ellen DeGeneres Show
• New TV Comedy: Glee
• New TV Drama: Vampire Diaries

MUSIC

• Male Artist: Keith Urban
• Female Artist: Taylor Swift
• Country Artist: Carrie Underwood
• R&B Artist: Mariah Carey
• Pop Artist: Lady Gaga
• Rock Band: Paramore
• Breakout Artist: Lady Gaga
• Collaboration: Run This Town
• Hip-hop Artist: Eminem

MISCELLANEOUS

• Web Celeb: Ashton Kutcher

*Personally, I think Ashton should have won for Best Camera Spokesman…guess that means I’m going to have to start The I Eat Pop Culture Choice Awards now.

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’09 In Review: The most entertaining/enticing characters on TV

January 4, 2010 · Filed under Television · Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

image source: amctv.com

…I’m throwing in one more year in review listicle before I move on to 2010 and new business…for all you TV junkies out there, here’s my pick of the best TV characters of 2009 (in random order):

  • Joan Holloway/Mad Men (Christina Hendricks)–she had fewer appearances this season than the previous two, which had us wanting her more. She is stunning, fierce and endearing, and the most compelling female character on the show.
  • Charlie Kelly/It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (Charlie Day)–he’s more than Paddy’s handyman, Dennis and Mac’s sidekick, and Frank’s roommate—sometimes, believe it or not, he’s the smartest one in the bar.
  • Abed/Community (Danny Pudi)–he had me at The Breakfast Club quotes…Abed provides the contrasting slapstick to Jeff’s (Joel McHale) smug and smart-ass remarks, and also, a plethora of pop culture references (awesome!).
  • Sue Sylvester/Glee (Jane Lynch)–at first she simply enchanted us with her tough-talking ruthlessness, only to be revealed as one of the most complex characters on TV, with some of the most whip-smart memorable lines ever.
  • Gemma Teller Morrow/Sons of Anarchy (Katey Sagal)–she’s more than just Clay’s (Ron Perlman) ‘old lady,’ she’s the most bad-ass mom currently on television, and she’s the heart and soul of this show.
  • Phil Dunphy/Modern Family (Ty Burrell)– the fun-loving pushover father/husband steals the scene every time, with his antics, excuses and young-at-heart energy which keeps us laughing and always rooting for him to finally get it right.

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