Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has had a tough season, first getting sidelined with a fractured collarbone in September and the same injury last month ended his 2015 season. But it’s not all bad. James Corden who comes over for a sleepover to see if they can become best friends, the way Corden used to do it as a kid...

2015

Nov

CRANSTON GOES TRUMBO By Eric Gould

We’re stepping away from television into current film news this week but with good reason: one of our most memorable television actors, Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) is stepping into one of the most memorable Hollywood true stories — the blacklisting of novelist and screenwriter Dalton Trumbo...

2015

Nov

BING, BING, BONG, BONG By Eric Gould

Of course, TVWW is jumping on the Trump comedy bandwagon this week as his Saturday Night Live appearance nears. Here's a bit from Jimmy Kimmel Live, putting together all of The Donald's impromptu sound effects during campaign appearances...

2015

Aug

WALKING STICKS By Eric Gould

Once in a while there’s just a plain, documentary shot that’s mesmerizing. This silent clip is one of Dutch artist Theo Jansen’s visionary and eerie wind-blown walking sculptures, which make a marriage of art and technology...

2015

Aug

SETH’S STRONG SUIT By Eric Gould

Seth Meyers has reportedly dropped his monologue opening of NBC's Late Night, instead beginning the show the past couple of nights with news behind his desk...

2015

Aug

WHEN JON MET TREVOR By Eric Gould

The old late night guard is definitely departing and the young guns are taking over. Here’s Jon Stewart introducing new correspondent Trevor Noah to Daily Show viewers last December (before he was announced as Stewart’s replacement 3 months later)...

2015

Aug

PURPLE GAME By Eric Gould

Once in a while we have to admit the commercials are sometimes more entertaining than the programs — and that the ad men, much like their Mad Men forefathers, are the funniest guys in the room. Case in point is new Dr Pepper pitch character “Little Sweet"...

2015

Jul

NO LION, IT'S TRAGIC By Eric Gould

Here's Jimmy Kimmel, during last night's monologue (Tuesday, July 28), giving his thoughts on the Minnesota dentist who allegedly illegally killed Cecil, a well-known favorite lion who had been lured off a Zimbabwe wildlife preserve...

2015

Jul

BEST OF THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW 2015 By Eric Gould

It’s the end of the season for Graham Norton and that means a new clip reel of his top 10 moments, including Seth MacFarlane doing “Cindyoke” — sitting alongside Cindy Lauper and singing her “True Colors” with the best of Family Guy’s Peter Griffin’s improv style...

2015

Jul

‘THE STRAIN’ SEASON 2: MORE THAN A MOUTHFUL OF FRIGHT By Eric Gould

Maybe with the economy up the last five years, we’re doing better, more secure — and more inclined to get the bejesus scared out of us as a form of entertainment...

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