Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Who smells fishy? – Dlisted

Who Twerked in a thong? – THS

Victoria Justice in see-thru dress – GCeleb

Who suffered another nip slip? – Celebslam

Claire Danes completely naked – The Nip Slip

Which actor likes to watch women cry? – Celebitchy

Which reality star wants to join The Biggest Loser? – Hollywood PQ

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If you think the real British Monarchy is fun to watch, they ain’t got nothing on the fake ones that make its grand entrance on E! tonight at 10p. The Royals is so bloody good, you will be bowing down to the show.
King Simon (Vincent Regan), is the King of England and he never really wanted the title. His wife is Queen Helena (Elizabeth Hurley) and she is a true Queen, a Queen B that is. She truly is the one who reigns over England and her dysfunctional family. Then there is their daughter Princess Elanor (Alexandra Park) and she is rebelling against her mom. She is so rebellious, the Tabloid Queen makes Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Kim Kardashian all look like angels. Her brother is Prince Liam (William Moseley) and he is a Playboy, who is second in line to be King.
That is until the day that his beloved brother mysteriously dies and now he is set to be the next King of England. When his mother hears the news about her late son, she immediately starts to groom Liam for the job. Only problem is that her husband wants to dissolve the Monarchy.
Helena eventually convinces her husband to stall his decision as she tries to clean up her family. Will she be able to do it?
While those are The Royals who are sitting on the throne, we also get to know the King’s brother and his two daughters. Prince Cyrus (Jake Maskall) always wanted to be King, but his brother was born first. Because of that he hates his brother. His two daughters (Lydia Rose Bewley and Hatty Preston) are like the dumbed-down naughty versions of Prince Andrew and Fergie’s daughters.
The Royals are not the British Royalty we know, but you will wish that they are. So get to know them tonight and every Sunday at 10p

Josh Groban parents are both only children, so he doesn’t know too much about his family tree. Tonight at 10p on TLC’s Who Do You Think You Are?, he learns a lot about his ancestors going back to the late 1600’s. The singer’s search focuses on his 8X great grandfather, Johann Jacob Zimmerman, who lived in Germany, and the two family members have a lot in common.
Even though Zimmerman’s father was a craftsman, Johann did not follow in his father’s footsteps. Instead, he want to University and became a music teacher. Besides teaching music and singing, he was a Deacon at his Lutheran Church. If that is not enough, he also studied astronomy and mathematics, and wrote 12 books on the topic.
In 1680, Johann saw something great in the sky from his Church that changed his whole life and his family’s lives. Something so astronomical that Isaac Newton wrote about him in his book, Book 3 of Isaac Newton’s Principia.
What is it? How did it change everything for Groban’s lineage? You just have to watch this extremely compelling episode of Who Do You Think You Are? to find out.
Groban will discover the answers to these questions when he travels to Germany. When arrives there, he visits the archives. From there he goes to the University that his 8X great grandfather was a student. His next stop is to the church that Johann worked a Deacon and made the discovery that changed everything. A discovery that revolutionized his way of thinking so much so that he had to beg the local Duke to keep his job at the Church. This revelation leads Groban to his final stop, the archives of the Lutheran Church. There he learns about all the sacrifices Zimmerman made for his new beliefs. With the book almost closed on Groban’s research, there is one more astonishing fact that he finds out about Zimmerman that will blow him and you away.
When Groban’s search is concluded, he gets to reflect on his 8X Great Grandfather and how much they have in common. In some ways. It is almost like they are connected even though they lived almost three and a half centuries apart.
Maybe it is because I was a Religious Studies major, but I was completely enthralled with this episode of Who Do You Think You Are? Although I really think that I was so captivated by the show because his history is so unbelievable and interesting that you just want to know more and more. In fact, after the episode I concluded, I had to research Johann Jacob Zimmerman and I learned some more incredible facts about the impact he had on his time and ours.

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