Halle Berry was spotted dropping her tall bundle of joy, Nahla, off at school in Beverly Hills. Good to see that Nahla seems to only have one school bag that pink one!
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Slow down, Justin Timberlake, we can’t keep up with all this good music-related news!
We’ve barely gotten over the excitement surrounding your chart-topping new single “Suit & Tie,” and then you go and release a slick, sexy lyric video and now there are photos of you playing in the rain with Jay-Z on the set of the full-length music video? It’s almost too much to take in!
Behold these charming pictures that surfaced Friday (January 25) depicting a fun-loving Timberlake palling around with his “Suit & Tie” co-star Jay-Z on the Los Angeles set of the video. As the single dictates, both men are dressed in their finest black-and-white formalwear, partially.
ALL aboard, the MasterChef train is about to steam ahead in 2013.
The new spin-off of the popular reality cooking competition, MasterChef -The Professionals, debuts tomorrow night.
Instead of amateur cooks, 18 chefs with industry experience will compete for a career-changing grand prize to be revealed on Sunday.
Their goal will be to impress MasterChef judge and food critic Matt Preston and the “godfather” of modern British cuisine Marco Pierre White.
White, renowned for training celebrity chefs including Heston Blumenthal, Curtis Stone and Gordon Ramsay, established himself as a formidable figure during guest appearances on MasterChef Australia.
In a perfect world, our most popular Twitterer might be a brilliant scientist, writer, philosopher or spiritual leader.
In this world, he is an 18-year-old pop star with famous hair.
On Monday night, Justin Bieber surpassed fellow singer Lady Gaga to become the most-followed person on Twitter. As of Tuesday morning, The Biebs had more than 33,333,000 followers, while Gaga was closing in on 33,329,000.
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Showtime arrived at the Television Critics Association press tour on Saturday with network chief David Nevins touting a larger subscriber base — 22 million — and the buzz for big hits such as “Homeland” and “Dexter.”
Nevins said the two dramas, which aired back-to-back last season, will be split up in order to help launch new shows. “Dexter” will return three months earlier than usual, on June 30, just in front of “Ray Donovan.” And “Homeland” will launch Season 3 on Sept. 29, ahead of “Masters of Sex.”
“Ray Donovan” is a drama starring Liev Schrieber as a Los Angeles “fixer” to the rich and powerful. “Masters of Sex” is a fictionalized biography of 1960-era sex researchers William Masters and Virginia Johnson.
Ricky Alfonso, a savvy trumpeter of elegant taste, performs Thursday, Jan. 3, at 6:30 p.m., in the Windsor Art Center/Hartford Jazz Society “Freight House Jazz Series” at the center, 40 Mechanic St., Windsor.
If you’re looking to get on the right track with jazz early in the New Year, Alfonso, with his inerrant sense of time and direction, is exactly the right conductor to consult at the Freight House series. Tickets: $10.
HOPMAN Cup regular and former world No.8 Alicia Molik will trade her racket for a microphone this year.
The former professional tennis player joins Darren Cahill, Fred Stolle and Tim Gossage as part of this years Channel 10 commentary team.
“Ive played at the Cup seven times, so it will be interesting working in a full-time capacity commentating,” Molik told The Guide.
“The bonus of the Cup for me is I live in Perth with my family, so it will be mixing work with pleasure.”
The Hopman Cup is the first major tennis tournament in Australias summer tennis season and will be held for the first time at the Perth Arena.
There are way too many awful shows on TV to even keep track of. But here are a few that stood out during 2012:
1. “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” (TLC) — An exploitive, offensive collection of redneck cliches. The lunkhead executives at TLC are clearly drunk on their own go-go-juice.
2. “Animal Practice” (NBC) — Someone thought that putting a monkey in a sitcom would get a lot of laughs. It didn’t.
3. “H8R” (The CW) — Host Mario Lopez offers a forum to poor, misunderstood celebrities. No, Mario, leave us alone and let us hate in peace.
4. “The Mob Doctor” (Fox) — There aren’t enough painkillers in the world to make us sit though this insipid medical series.
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