Why Did Hatfields & McCoys Do So Well? Blame the Olds
Nothing on cable — or, most likely, broadcast TV — will draw a bigger crowd this week.
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Nothing on cable — or, most likely, broadcast TV — will draw a bigger crowd this week.
The History Channel miniseries is grim and despairing, but that's a compliment.
Modern West wrote a concept album about the Hatfields and McCoys.
Plus: Barry Sonnenfeld brought out the crazy, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Also, Kevin Costner might star in a Kazakhstani epic.
While telling Americans to stop living for the job.
Without them, the star admits, he may never get work. And more celebrity confessions, in our daily gossip roundup.
"NO OMG … I feel sick." Also, touching insights from other celebrities, via — what else — Twitter.
Also, ‘Social Heights’ accurately mirrors what happens to these people in real life, it's important to keep in mind. And more, in the week's first gossip roundup.
Disney seems guilty of nothing other than producing an election comedy featuring Kelsey Grammer.
The Trumpette wants to write a book and get a $2 million advance. Plus, gossip about faux-lesbians, Sean Avery, and Kevin Costner, in today's gossip roundup.
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