The media and the public have been going crazy about Jay Leno's interview with Oprah yesterday. You can find people tweeting about it even today, and the "I'm with Coco" Facebook page has received almost thousands of comments regarding the Oprah show. (Beware: Some of the commen…

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Yes, I'm a little late on the Julie & Julia bandwagon. Since this isn't for the purpose of review, let me summarize mine in one sentence: It was cute, sometimes annoying (mostly due to Julie and husband), but overall entertaining and hunger-inducing. Oh, and Meryl Streep was brilliant,/… Read full post »

The Golden Globes last Sunday announced many awards, but the one most problematic for me was the "Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama" category. Thrilled over Mo'Nique's win for her supporting role in Precious (and not to mention her wonderful speech), I was almost certain that… Read full post »

With tonight being the last one of the Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, I figured it was only appropriate to write a tribute to a man I've been watching since the fifth grade. Interestingly enough, Conan's mix of subtle, clever, and (self-aware) stupid humor entertained me when I was ten and… Read full post »

A lot of people can agree on one thing concerning George Clooney: He seems like a great guy, but he just ends up playing himself in all of his movies.

Thus, most people don't commend Clooney for his work as an actor. Sure, they enjoy his films. His charm and wit… Read full post »

BEST:

• All of the NBC jabs. From everyone.
• The opening jokes from Ricky Gervais about the differences between the British and American Office
• Mo'Nique winning for Precious. Totally deserved it. Her speech was touching also.
• Alec Baldwin winning for 30 Rock
• Ricky Gervais: "I enjoy a drink as
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When I was a little boy, I remember watching 'The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson' and thinking 'Someday, I'm going to host that show for seven months.'

That's a joke from Conan O'Brien, the current (but possibly not for much longer) host of The Tonight Show.

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Here's why there are more people who hate Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette than those who love it - You don't know what it is.

I'm not trying to be condescending here, but it's the truth. Whenever I hear someone go on about why they didn't like the film, it's along the… Read full post »

Find me one person who doesn’t love George Clooney, male or female. Everyone loves George Clooney, or at least likes him. And in his newest film, Up in the Air, he proves once and for all that he’s the only actor who can really get away with “just playing George Clooney”… Read full post »

I'm a strong believer that there's nothing wrong with questioning what we've been showing to kids. The fact of the matter is, these films can have hidden (or not so hidden) messages filled with racism or hate language. I mean, Disney's Aladdin, anyone? I watched it many times as a kid.… Read full post »

I got to thinking about female television characters after reading Salon.com: Broadsheet's commentary, "Carrie Bradshaw: Feminist Icon?" I recommend giving it a read whenever you get the chance, but basically: Writer Tracy Clark-Flory debates whether or not the character of Carrie Bradshaw from Sex a… Read full post »