Just a few months after Adam Levine performed on 'Saturday Night Live' as the musical guest with Maroon 5, the rocker is back to host the show. If the promos released today by NBC are any indication, expect a heavy dose of dry wit and comedic references to 'The Voice.'
THQ's legal woes have continued to compound even after the publisher filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. With the auction for the THQ's properties set to happen on Tuesday, South Park Studios has filed an objection against the potential sale of its in-development RPG, South Park: The Stick of Truth.
ABC managed to siphon a little bit of time away from promoting ‘The Taste’ (it’s ‘The Voice’ for cooking -- we get it) to bring us the latest episode of ‘The Bachelor’ on Monday night. When all was done and kissed, Kacie, Kristy and Taryn were left without roses.
Any fan of AMC's 'The Walking Dead' has no doubt fallen in love with the stony-silent, yet scarily competent sword-swinger Michonne (Danai Gurira), despite the relative lack of character development and interaction the survivor has been given in season 3's first half. That icy exterior will likely warm as 'The Walking Dead' launches the second half of its third season on February 10, but will Michonne be able to get along with Rick and his authoritarian approach to the survivors? And what mysterious new location might the pair be visiting in the latest trailer for 'The Walking Dead' season 3?
With Jennifer Lawrence hosting, it was finally time for SNL to go after one of the biggest cultural phenomenons in the world: 'The Hunger Games.' The sketch finds Lawrence back in the shoes of Katniss Everdeen, fresh off her joint victory with Peeta and ready to take on the only thing more horrifying than the games themselves: the press conference that follows them.
In her first spot as host of 'Saturday Night Live,' America's most beloved recovering sex addict (in her film 'Silver Linings Playbook'), Jennifer Lawrence, kicked off with a bang.
Welcome back, SNL! Everyone's simultaneously beloved and hated live sketch comedy show returned last night after its holiday break and, naturally, they had to play catch-up, making fun of everything that they missed in the past couple of weeks. First on their list? 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.' Or rather, its eighteen sequels.
Longtime pals Jon Stewart, host of 'The Daily Show,' and Brian Williams, NBC's 'Nightly News' and 'Rock Center' anchor, are about to be in the midst of a friendly feud -- at least if Stewart has anything to say about it.
