Seriously? OMG! WTF?

How Matthew Lillard feels about Tarantino slamming him? – Celebitchy

’70s stars we lost this year – Grunge

Is Cher getting married? – Farandulista

See the holiday sites in NYC – Marc Berman

Paramount really wants Warner Bros – Pajiba

Will TCM be saved or killed by Netflix? – Josef Adalian

My friend’s friend’s son is going to The Voice finals – Paulette Cohn

Want to see who is brave enough to switch instruments, then click here!

Before Jennifer Lawrence was not afraid of anything in Hunger Games, she was afraid of a fish on The Bill Engvall Show. The 18-year-old was so good at comedy in that 2009 episode.

Redstone Foods, Inc.

Have you ever wished you could eat jelly beans that taste like fried chicken? Well, soon you can. That is because Frankford Candy teamed up with Kentucky Fried Chicken to release jelly beans that taste like the chicken restaurant’s signature item, gravy, and sweet corn. What, no cole slaw?

I am curious how they will taste because they might work if you like sweet and savory.

Although I will have to wait a few months to try them because they will not be available until Easter, it will be the perfect gift to put in an Easter basket!

Disney/Randy Holmes

donald trump is doing everything in his power to get Jimmy Kimmel fired, like he most likely did to Stephen Colbert. But it didn’t work.

Bloomberg is reporting that Kimmel signed on to host Jimmy Kimmel Live for another year. In fact, this decision was made months ago, but they delayed the announcement due to Colbert’s contract not being renewed.

Kimmel was suspended in September for comments that were misunderstood about Charlie Kirk. Disney felt pressure from the FCC, the right-wing station group affiliates, and Karens to do so, so they did.

Kimmel’s renewal is important because next season, only he, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Meyers will have late night talk shows on broadcast television. Late night has taken a ratings hit in recent years, so its fate is in question. But then again, that has been said about Soap Operas and sitcoms, and they are still around.

UPDATE: Jimmy Kimmel confirmed the news by saying, “I am pleased to announce another no-talent year!”

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