snoop dogg-related stories
Posted Aug 5th 2009 3:01PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Celebrities, Game Show, Reality-Free

The game show returns to ABC on August 9th for a special 10th anniversary run, with Regis Philbin returning to the host seat for the two weeks. The show is going to have a mix of celebrities, new contestants, and old contestants (including the first person to miss the first question!). Here are the celebrities:
Rachael Ray
Sherri Shepherd
Patricia Heaton
Snoop Dogg
Continue reading Who's going to be on the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? 10th anniversary
Posted Jun 1st 2008 8:31PM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: Daytime, Celebrities, Reality-Free

Count Grammy and Emmy-winner Cyndi Lauper as a fan of
As the World Turns' gay couple Noah and Luke. Like the dedicated "Nuke" lovers out there, Cyndi's been anxious for the duo's romance to move more swiftly on the soap. She's decided to do something about it -- and promote her new album at the same time.
Cyndi Lauper will appear as herself on the July 3 episode of As the World Turns, sing a couple of songs and subtly let Luke and Noah know that she supports their relationship.
The controversy surrounding Nuke's soap story -- that their romance is moving too slowly because they're not heterosexual, but homosexual -- has vexed fans. Lauper told
Entertainment Weekly, "I think they're young, these guys, and they're sweet. They're taking their time and struggling with the heart issues, which is even more endearing than just being like the straight couples, half-naked and having sex all over the place. The best way to people is through the heart, and that's why I think it's kind of interesting the way they've done it. It's about love.''
Continue reading Cyndi Lauper to sing on As the World Turns
Posted May 13th 2008 4:41PM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: OpEd, Daytime, Celebrities, Reality-Free

Sometimes you have to call it like you see it. Last week,
One Life to Live staged a bachelorette party for Adriana with a surprise appearance (not to viewers, but to the characters) by Snoop Dogg. I was skeptical. This sounded like just another shoe-horned, topical musical guest starring role to throw a spotlight on the show. Well, it was to a point. It was a publicity stunt. However, the way
One Life put the show together, this intervention was something to shout about. It was a superb hour of music, comedy, drama and soap entertainment. If you're going to be cast in a bright spotlight, you better shine, and that's just was
One Life to Live did.
Continue reading TV Squad Soap Report: One Life is soaring
Posted Apr 9th 2008 7:45PM by Jason Hughes
Filed under: American Idol, Reviewcaps, Contestants, Alumni, Performances, News and Gossip, Celebrity Commentary, Episode Reviews
(S07E29) Well, this is what you've all been waiting for, right? What's that? Finale? Yeah, I guess that'll be cool, too. But if you've listened to Ryan all season then you know TONIGHT is really what it's all about! If you're looking to find out who got eliminated by vote last night you're going to have to wait until tomorrow. But if you're looking for two-and-a-half hours of entertainment chock full of celebrities and song and charity, then you're looking for "
Idol Gives Back."
Last year's inaugural edition was very good, and
Kristin's report of the Idol Gives Back taping from this past Sunday was also very positive. We don't have any pesky (non) eliminations to deal with like last year, so just kick back, donate and enjoy. And, if you want, join us online and chat about it in real-time with other giving
Idol fans.
You can join the chat starting just before 7:30/6:30pm CDT by following this link. Look for the full episode review right here later tonight.Continue reading American Idol: Idol Gives Back 2008
Posted Apr 7th 2008 6:00AM by Kristin Sample
Filed under: OpEd, American Idol

Last night I went to a taping of the second installment of
Idol Gives Back at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood. This year the charities that benefited were Malaria No More, Children's Defense Fund, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria, Children's Health Fund, and Save the Children.
Keep in mind, there will be spoilers. It's not like I found out the secret to
Lost, but I figured I would still give fair warning. The show will air on Wednesday April 9th at 7:30 pm ET / PT. For what happened at the taping and in the press room, read on after the jump. And check back for
Jason's review Wednesday night.
Continue reading My visit to Idol Gives Back
Posted Mar 14th 2008 10:07AM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: Daytime, Celebrities, Casting

Things will never be the same in Llanview. Rapper
Snoop Dogg will be guesting on One Life to Live. Following in the footsteps of other big name music stars Mary J. Blige, Nelly Furtado, Chris Botti, Erykah Badu, Timbaland and Keri Hilson, Snoop is going to sing at the Ultra Violet dance club in episodes airing on ABC (and SoapNet) May 8 and May 9.
Continue reading One Life to Live goes to the Dogg
Posted Mar 12th 2008 3:41PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Industry, Programming
For all you Andy Richter fans who are still waiting for that one show that will actually last a while on the schedule, this might be good news: the former Conan O'Brien sidekick has a new show in development at Comedy Central, for the 2008-09 season. The show is still untitled, but it is described as a comedy/sketch show.
That's just one of many shows in development at Comedy Central.
Continue reading New Andy Richter, Snoop Dogg shows in development at Comedy Central
Posted Jul 6th 2007 6:03PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Late Night, Programming, Celebrities, Talk Show
Charlie Rose: TBA
- The Late Show With David Letterman: Teri Hatcher, Elvis Costello & The Imposters, and Jonah Hill (repeat)
- Jay Leno: George Clooney, Rihanna, and The Zimmers (repeat)
- Jimmy Kimmel Live: Kathy Griffin, Jackson O'Sullivan, and T-Pain (repeat)
- Tavis Smiley: Bill Maher
- Late Night With Conan O'Brien: Snoop Dogg and Tom Waits (repeat)
- The Late, Late Show With Craig Ferguson: Amy Sedaris, Jackie Collins, and Breaking Benjamin
- Last Call With Carson Daly: Harland Williams and Joseph Arthur & The Lonely Astronauts (repeat)
Posted Mar 5th 2007 2:02PM by Elizabeth Chan
Filed under: OpEd, The Apprentice, Watercooler Talk, Celebrities

"It was wrong for people to portray Anna, they way they did, after she passed away." - Howard K. Stern
Reprimand her mother all you want, but tell me something Howard, is it not wrong to consistently try to make money selling any sound bite you hawk to
Entertainment Tonight? You alone are keeping Anna in the spotlight to be portrayed with exclusive coverage every night since Daniel's death.
It would be speaking too soon if we said that this is the last we will hear of the circus. Since Anna's passing, Howard has stated in court that he has no one to live off of but his parents, it's apparent that he will do anything to make a dollar.
Continue reading Which is grosser: Howard K. Stern or The Apprentice?
Posted Nov 1st 2006 11:57AM by Julia Ward
Filed under: Other Reality Shows, Programming, Music and Variety, VH1, Pickups and Renewals

VH1 has given the greenlight to a slate of new primetime reality series featuring music celebrities. Of course, some of those celebrities are more famous than others.
While most of the shows promise the same car accident, "can't help but stare" cringe-worthiness of the unfortunate
Surreal Life, at least one or two of the promised series sound vaguely entertaining.
Here are the six titles in development:
Continue reading VH1 greenlights six new reality series
Posted Sep 9th 2006 2:55PM by Brett Love
Filed under: FOX, American Idol, Video, Music and Variety, Web, Celebrities

Sometimes you find the strangest things on the internet when you weren't even looking for them. I read
an article about Idol winner Taylor Hicks playing a little club show after his concert in San Jose and went looking for some video to share with the Idol fans at TV Squad. Sure enough, it's out there. You can see a couple clips from the show by
following this link.
But wait... just like a Ron Popeil infomercial, there's more! While digging up the San Jose video, I stumbled on a little gem from the Birmingham City Scenes Festival. Taylor Hicks on stage rockin' the mic with Snoop Dogg. He spends most of the song dancing and playing harmonica, but about 2:30 in he does a little rapping. It's a strange thing to see. Interesting, but I like my Taylor Hicks a little more Dr. John and a little less Dr. Dre. Watch the video after the jump.
Continue reading Yo! Taylor Hicks Raps - VIDEO
Posted Aug 12th 2006 2:03PM by Adam Finley
Filed under: Animation, Celebrities, MTV
The animated MTV2 series Where My Dogs At? from comedians Jeffrey Ross and Tracy Morgan came under fire recently because of a segment that featured two women on leashes, a scene meant to parody an actual appearance involving Snoop Dogg with two women in tow on chains. Some insisted it was a simple spoof of a real event, while others found it misogynist and racist. This may end up being a moot argument, however, as MTV has not decided whether or not the show is going to return for a second season. As I said in my previous post, I never watched the show, and the little bit I've seen of it on MTV2's site didn't impress me very much. I didn't find it offensive, I just didn't think it was very good. A shame, really, because I like both Jeffrey Ross and Tracy Morgan quite a bit. Were any of you readers a fan of the show?
Posted Aug 9th 2006 6:04PM by Adam Finley
Filed under: Industry, Animation, MTV

Comedians Tracy Morgan and Jeffrey Ross' MTV2 cartoon
Where My Dogs At? has come under fire from some prominent blacks for the depiction of two black women on leashes, one of which defecates on the floor. The episode, which originally aired on July 1, was meant to spoof an actually occurrence when Snoop Dogg showed up at an event with two women wearing collars and chains. Viacom chairman Christina Norman, a black woman, defended the scene as a parody of a specific event, but
New York Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch, who is also black,
denounced the episode as perpetuating a negative stereotype about black people that has been prevalent on MTV for many years. I haven't watched this show at all, but if anyone saw the episode I'd be interested to read your opinion.
Thanks to Mack Swift for the info.