chris brown-related stories
Posted Sep 5th 2009 10:02AM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: OpEd, Celebrities, Talk Show, Reality-Free
Yesterday, we wrote about Chris Brown's appearance on
Larry King Live, where he tried to ameliorate his image. As
Jane pointed out, Chris didn't really say very much. On the other hand, in the new
People magazine, Brown has opened up and put his foot directly in his mouth.
Chris Brown is ticked off with Oprah Winfrey and thinks she owes him an apology. Or so it seems.
Brown was offended that Oprah did a show last March about domestic violence, based on Brown's public assault on his lover, the singer Rihanna. The incident took place in a car after they had both been to the Grammys. Brown was found guilty, ordered to stay away from Rihanna, sentenced to five years of probation, one year of domestic violence counseling, and six months of community service.
Continue reading Chris Brown is ticked off at Oprah
Posted Sep 3rd 2009 10:00AM by Jane Boursaw
Filed under: OpEd, Watercooler Talk, Celebrities, Talk Show
R&B singer
Chris Brown stopped by Larry King's studio last night, and said ... well, nothing, really. Anyone tuning in to hear some juicy revelations about his actions concerning singer Rihanna didn't get much.
During the hour-long interview, Brown said several times that he didn't want to talk about his felony-assault conviction that resulted in five years probation and six months of community labor. The conversation went something like this:
Larry: "Do you love her?"
Chris: "Definitely."
Larry: "
In love with her?"
Chris: "Definitely."
That's about as deep as it got, with Brown repeatedly telling Larry that he wasn't going to talk about the case "out of respect for her and myself." Ok, so why were you there then?
Continue reading Dear Chris Brown: You're still a loser
Posted Jul 22nd 2008 3:06PM by Kristin Sample
Filed under: Other Reality Shows, Celebrities
CBS and Condé Nast Media Group announced some heavy hitters for
Fashion Rocks. The show, which coincides with New York's Fashion Week, will now include A-listers like Beyoncé, Justin Timberlake, Fergie, Mariah, Carey, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Duffy, Keith Urban, Kid Rock and Lil Wayne.
Okay, maybe they're not all A-listers. But all of them are performing.
Continue reading CBS announces big line-up for Fashion Rocks
Posted May 27th 2008 1:03PM by Jason Hughes
Filed under: OpEd, American Idol, Judges, Contestants, Alumni, Host, Predictions and Trends, News and Gossip
We scoured the earth (and the archives at various record companies for failed projects that showed vocal promise) to create the greatest assemblage of singing talent
American Idol has ever seen! So what happened? After last year's virtual snooze-fest, how did a season that truly did give us perhaps the greatest depth of talent we've ever seen (an argument could be made for Season Five) give us such lackluster shows?
After Sanjaya-gate last year, the biggest controversy to come out this year was that finalist David Hernandez used to be a stripper and David Archuleta's dad might be a Mr. Meany-Pants. And we got to be pissed that Kristy Lee Cook outlasted the likes of Michael Johns. Not until we got to the finale of Davids did things get really intense.
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Posted Apr 10th 2008 7:45PM by Jason Hughes
Filed under: American Idol, Reviewcaps, Performances, Episode Reviews
(S07E30) This is a big week for
American Idol. We have three episodes; the performance and results shows sandwiched around the two-and-a-half hour
"Idol Gives Back" star-studded spectacular that aired last night. Finally we have the results show -- but will they pull the same thing as last year and nobody goes home? Join us, won't you, for another spectacular non-star-studded live chat during tonight's episode, starting just before 8:00pm ET.
You can join the chat by following this link. Look for the full episode review right here later tonight.Continue reading American Idol: The Top 7 Revealed
Posted Jan 4th 2007 11:02PM by Jonathan Toomey
Filed under: Other Drama Shows, FOX, OpEd, The O.C.
(S04E09) So far everything about this season has been good. So I suppose it was inevitable that we'd get to a storyline that I'm not a big fan of. Of course I'm talking about Chris Brown. I really think he is a talented guy (he's got one hell of a singing voice), but this isn't the right venue for him to showcase his skills. His character (Will) just doesn't feel right.
It doesn't help that the storyline he's been tossed into is completely flat. Kaitlin has felt distant nearly the entire season and now it's further highlighted because the only character she's connected to just showed up. I'm not buying him as the dorky band-geek either. It feels forced for the sole purpose of creating the "beauty and geek" aspect between him and Kaitlin.
Alright, I'm done ranting about that. Let's move on to the rest of the episode. Can we talk about how much I love that Ryan's father is Hercules?
Continue reading The O.C.: The My Two Dads
Posted Sep 3rd 2006 9:07AM by Annie Wu
Filed under: Other Drama Shows, FOX, Talent, Industry, OpEd, The O.C., Celebrities
During the MTV Video Music Awards, Chris Brown (whose song "Run It" has been playing on loop in my head, fighting strong against my attempts to drown it out with Radiohead) revealed that he has
landed a role in the upcoming season of
The O.C. He said that he will be playing a "band geek" in his seven episode stint, but I think it's just a weak cover-up by FOX. Something tells me that he's actually playing the mortal vessel that ends up carrying Marissa's ghost, occasionally speaking in her voice and pitching Neutrogena products. It'd be brilliant because no one would see it coming. Except me.
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