Save the date! Jersey Shore cast member Pauly D will be bringing his deejaying skillz to Midtown this month. The NY Post suggests you hit the tanning salons now, because Jersey Shore attire is MANDATORY! Well, it's requested, at least — but you don't want to look like a fool, now do you? MTV has finally released the real footage of Michael Cera being transformed into a fist-pumping guido, so you may want to take some tips: more ›

As we mentioned Monday, for some reason Michael Cera spent some time with the cast of Jersey Shore. He sandwiched Snooki whilst getting a lesson in fist-pumping, Pauly D gave him his famous crown hair-do, and as seen in the video below... Cera joins the guidettes ladies and guidos gentlemen in a hot tub above Manhattan, where he discusses taking his new style on Letterman that night (alas, it doesn't look like he did). more ›

Sure, Michael Cera and Jonah Hill may have co-starred in Superbad, but one man alone stood out and helped them carry that movie: McLovin. And this is how he's rewarded? more ›

The reviews are in for the $180 million production of The Golden Compass, and they’re lackluster at best, which is a pity not just for fans of the novel from which it’s adapted but for New Line Cinema, which was banking on another Lord of the Rings cash cow. Times critic Manohla Dargis calls it flawed and cluttered, although her description of Nicole Kidman ought to sway any dudes reluctant to see a movie starring... more ›

Saturday night viewers of NBC didn't get a new episode of Saturday Night Live, but 150 audience members at the UCB Theater did! Live and un-aired, the show was to help raise money for crew members affected by the strike. Amy Poehler, who organized the event, made this statement:"The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater is a second home to a lot of these performers and writers. We are doing this to raise spirits, raise awareness, and... more ›

First amNewYork outs the secret bars around town, and now the NY Post is revealing the up-until-now secret shows happening soon at UCB. The casts of 30 Rock and Saturday Night Live, both taking part in the WGA strike (as the actors are also writers), are bringing their shows to the stage. Each will perform new episodes live, in the small 150-seat theater -- 30 Rock on Monday the 19th and Saturday Night Live on... more ›

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