Ahead of the Curve: Weekly pop culture cheat sheetThe plot is nothing new, but, with leading men like Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman, we can't wait to see this weekend's "The Change-Up." The two men make the fateful wish to switch lives - one trades in his playboy lifestyle for that of a family man, and vice versa. Here's what else is happening this week: Sunday:
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Harry Belafonte disappointed with ObamaHarry Belafonte, at 84 years old, is still making headlines. On Thursday, CNN talked with the actor/humanitarian/activist at the Television Critics Association Tour in Beverly Hills. He was there to promote his upcoming HBO documentary “Sing Your Song," which chronicles his longstanding career and work alongside many notable civil rights activists. But what caught our attention during the interview were his outspoken words on President Obama and the current budget impasse. A star-studded Marine Corps BallScarlett Johansson is the latest star to get an invite to the Marine Corps Ball, according to People.com. Unfortunately for Sgt. Dustin L. Williams, ScarJo already has plans for November 10. "In my absence, I raise a glass to you and all the men and women of the U.S. Marine Corps, past and present, in thanks for your continued commitment to preserving the safety of our nation,” the actress, 26, writes in a statement to Zap2it. And graciously, Johansson is sending the soldier a case of Moët and Chandon to ease the sting of rejection. While you were working...Today's news you might've missed:
The Broadway lights dim on 'SYTYCD'Really, I was just happy to know he made it this far. Thursday night's episode of "So You Think You Can Dance" marked the end of the road for Jess LeProtto, as voters rallied to keep Ricky in the competition (which once again goes to show that the voters can and will change their patterns late in the season). Jess was definitely one of my favorites, the best Broadway dancer we've seen in the history of the series. Even so, it had to be an uphill battle for him to make it all the way to the top 8. When he spoke to reporters on Friday, however, he disagreed that he might have had an especially hard time. Did Amy Winehouse reach out to Dr. Drew?Amy Winehouse may have reached out to Dr. Drew Pinsky before she died on Saturday. When former model and "Celebrity Rehab" contestant Janice Dickinson stopped by Pinsky's HLN show on Wednesday, she told Dr. D that she took the liberty of passing his number along to a member of Winehouse’s camp. Though Pinsky says no contact was ever established between him and Winehouse, or any member of her camp, for that matter, he told KROQ on Thursday he recalls receiving a missed call from an unknown international number. |
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