December 18th, 2012
06:30 PM ET
While you were working ...Today's news you might've missed:
December 18th, 2012
06:19 PM ET
Shaq, Nick Cannon announce 'Hall of Game' categories, nodsNick Cannon and Shaq are on the job as hosts of the 2013 Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards - even if they're mainly just introducing a song in the new promo. (Like CNN, Cartoon Network is owned by parent company Time Warner.) The categories and nominees for next year's ceremony have been revealed, but rather than have the hosting duo read from a super long list, there's a jazzy little ditty to do that for them. Check out the video above to hear the nominees, and visit HallOfGame.com to vote. The Hall of Game Awards will air on Cartoon Network, which is owned by CNN's parent company Time Warner, in February. 
December 18th, 2012
06:03 PM ET
Michael Kors' 'Project Runway' seat going to Zac PosenMichael Kors has been a voice of sartorial reason on "Project Runway" for almost a decade, but Zac Posen is poised to step in for the famed fashion designer next season. "So excited to be the new judge on @ProjectRunway Season 11!!" Posen tweeted Tuesday, adding that he'll be joining "Runway" regulars Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia and Tim Gunn. 
December 18th, 2012
04:30 PM ET
Trailer Park: 'The Smurfs 2'Decades later, and Gargamel is still trying to out-smurf the Smurfs. In the sequel to last summer's 3-D blockbuster "The Smurfs," the '80s cartoon villain creates characters called Naughties in hopes to "finally capture the Smurfs." [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0TJDEY3u9Y&w=560&h=315%5D 
December 18th, 2012
03:55 PM ET
Soaps 'OLTL,' 'AMC' could returnIn what could be a great plot twist, "One Life to Live" and "All My Children" might not be dead after all. Prospect Park, the company that initially tried to save the two long-running soaps after ABC canceled them in 2011 but failed to bring a deal together, is reviving its efforts. 
December 18th, 2012
03:11 PM ET
Frank Ocean just might write a novel nextWith six Grammy nominations and one of the best albums of the year to his name, Frank Ocean sounds ready to explore new territory. The "Sweet Life" singer told the U.K.'s Guardian that to him, storytelling "is the most interesting and challenging" aspect to creating music, "so much so that I might not make another album," he said. "I might just write a novel next. I don't know!" |
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