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VIDEO: Snoop Dogg Professes His Love for Sookie Stackhouse

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Drama, Prime Time, Sci-Fi/Horror, Cable, HBO, Video,

Snoop Dogg might not get a chance to play a vampire in True Blood anytime soon, but he did just pay a special visit to Bon Temps.

If you failed to watch past the credits after last night’s episode, you may have missed Snoop’s musical love letter to Merlotte’s own telepathic waitress. In “Oh Sookie,” the rapper sings: “Oh Sookie, can I take you away?/ You ever been to LA?/ Come and play on my team / We’ll do it in the daytime / Bill won’t know a thing.”

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VIDEO: Glee’s Jane Lynch Strikes a Pose in Vogue

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Comedy, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Video,

Were you forced to choose Lost over Glee this week? If so, you missed a fantastic teaser for the show’s upcoming Madonna-themed hour.

In the clip above, actress Jane Lynch does an almost shot-by-shot recreation of the singer’s video for “Vogue.” (Sue Sylvester, of course, cannot waste an opportunity to include a few shout-outs to Will Schuester.)

To hear more songs from next Tuesday’s “The Power of Madonna” episode, click here.

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VIDEO: Mark Salling Honors Glee

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Music, Prime Time, FOX, Video,

Mark Salling, who plays Mohawk-sporting Puck on Glee, created this tuneful tribute to the series.

The show celebrated its winter finale last week, and will not return to FOX until spring. If all the cast members create music videos during their down time, maybe the hiatus won’t be as bad as we thought.

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America’s Next Top Model: Cycle 9: ‘The Girl Who Starts To Lose Her Cool’

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Prime Time, Reality, The CW, America’s Next Top Model,

Although Lisa was ecstatic about having last week’s best photo, the (internal) pressure to keep up the good work really bothered her.  Meanwhile, Heather was feeling particularly bummed about Sarah’s recent departure; the weeks of eliminations were really starting to get to her.  Of course, Bianca saw each goodbye as another reason to celebrate.  She was far more realistic about the competition than sensitive Heather.

Later the girls met Benny Ninja (posing instructor) and the Director of Elite Model Management (North America) at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising.  At the school, the ladies were paired with FIDM students who would work with them on their next challenge.  The girls were to act as muses for outfits created specifically for them.  Although each garment was built off the same basic dress, the individual interpretations had no limits.  It was simply up to each model to make sure her outfit reflected her unique personality.  Unfortunately, some of the girls were less vocal than others when it came to expressing their opinions.  Lisa simply told her designer that she loved to draw and show her legs; Heather told some weird story about feeling like a fire nymph amongst all her water nymph friends; and Bianca only managed to look confused by the proposed ‘Cleopatra on the Mediterranean Sea’ look.

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America’s Next Top Model: Cycle 9: ‘The Girls Who Crawl’

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Prime Time, Reality, The CW, America’s Next Top Model, Features,

Ebony’s surprise decision to go home really struck a chord with the other ladies.  Ebony knew she didn’t belong in the competition anymore – but did the other girls deserve to remain?  Ambreal’s second chance came as a mixed blessing; she now had to work twice as hard to prove she really belonged.  And what about Sarah?  She was brought into the mix as this season’s plus-sized competitor.  Should an unexpected weight-loss bar her from getting any further?  Would she need to establish her place on the sizing chart before becoming America’s Next Top Model?

This week, Bianca whipped out a new strategy to bring someone else down.  Instead of nitpicking on Heather’s flaws, she criticized her good looks.  (I believe this is called the ‘Oh Woe is Me’ Defense.)  Bianca insisted that the other girls, like herself, had to work harder than Heather because they didn’t possess her natural beauty.  They couldn’t just show up to a photo shoot and just ‘sit there’.  Heather, of course, took offense to Bianca’s bitter remarks.  She denied not doing ‘anything extraordinary’ for her photos.  She considered herself to be an artist who was always thinking about her shoots.

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