Must be Dreamy Steamy Sunday…cause as Video Clip of the Day, you get not one but seven video clips of McDreamy, McSteamy, and the rest of one of our favorite casts! Plus a few sultry Private Practice hotties thrown is as added bonus, as if that were needed.
Watch the Sneak Peek Videos of next week’s Grey’s Anatomy – Private Practice cross over below.
By the way, I just totally invented Dreamy Steamy Sundays…
Wow. That was fast. Two episodes into the new fall season, and ABC’s new fall TV show, My Generation, has been canceled.
Critics had trashed the show before it premiered and viewers failed to tune in. The show’s first outing garnered 5.2 million viewers, while last night’s second installment dropped to just four million.
By now, you have likely heard about Tyler Clementi, a Rutgers University student who killed himself after being videotaped by classmates while engaging in gay sex, and then outed as gay on the internet.
But did you know that Clementi was the fourth teen who recently has been reported as committing suicide as a result of being outed and bullied?
I happened to be in the audience of The Ellen DeGeneres Show when DeGeneres unveiled this moving video urging us to speak out against the growing crisis of bullying amongst teens, saying we need a wake-up call:
“He was outed as being gay on the Internet and he killed himself. Something must be done. This needs to be a wake-up call to everyone that teenage bullying and teasing is an epidemic in this country and the death rate is climbing.”
“One life lost in this senseless way is tragic. Four lives lost is a crisis,” she continued. “My heart is breaking for their families, for their friends and for our society that continues to let this happen … We can’t let intolerance and ignorance take another kid’s life.”
“I want anyone out there who feels different and alone to know that I know how you feel. There is help out there. You can find support in your community. If you need someone to talk to or if you want to get involved, here are some organizations doing great work.”
Watch Ellen’s moving plea:
Per ET, Oscar-nominated actor Tony Curtis has died.
His daughter Jamie Lee Curtis’ rep has confirmed to ET the news of the legendary actor’s passing, but no further details were available.
Curtis, whose real name was Bernard Schwartz, was perhaps most known for his comedic turn in Billy Wilder’s Some Like It Hot with co-stars Marilyn Monroe and Jack Lemmon.
Tony was married six times. Jill Vandenberg Curtis was his current wife whom he married in 1998.
Tony was born June 3, 1925. He died at the age of 85.
Source: ABC.com
Brad Womack — once considered by many to be the “most hated Bachelor” in the series’ history — has spent the better part of the last three years going through a radical personal transformation after the shocking finale night that changed his life forever. Now he is really ready — healthier both in body and mind — to make a genuine commitment to a relationship, as he stars in the next edition of ABC’s hit romance reality series, The Bachelor, when it returns to ABC in January 2011.
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Womack, 37, did the unthinkable by most fans’ standards and did not choose either Jenni Croft or DeAnna Pappas on his finale back in November 2007. The day after it taped was the loneliest day of his life. Disappointed in himself for wasting this great opportunity, Brad kept to himself for two to three months afterwards. Unaware at the time that he really wasn’t ready to commit to a relationship and not knowing the reasons why, his fears and worries were validated when a media firestorm and viewers from across the country let him know what they were thinking. With that, he started therapy to learn what problems were confronting him. He desperately wanted to fix whatever it was that wasn’t allowing him to let people into his life.
For the last three years he has undergone intensive therapy, looking at who he was in a quite painful journey of self-awareness. In the meantime, he put his head down and worked — buying and selling three companies and building one from the ground up. And although he has dated during this time, he hasn’t had a serious relationship. Adding to his sense of urgency are his two brothers: Chad, his twin, is not only married now but has a daughter; and Wes, his younger brother, who also is married, now has a little boy and girl. Brad is the last one without a wife or family. Brad is convinced he is a better person in many ways than he was in 2007. Get ready to see a changed, revitalized man who is still optimistic and confident about finding love on The Bachelor. He is more ready than ever to find a wife and start a family.
Currently residing in Austin, Texas, Brad had an early plan to make his mark on the world and, at 19, left Texas State University (known then as Southwest Texas State) after one year of college to work in oil fields across the country to save up money. His eight-year odyssey took him all over Texas and then to Louisiana, North Dakota and California.
After working diligently in the oil fields, he got into bartending with his twin brother, Chad. Some eight months of tending bar later, he had enough money saved to finance the purchase of his first drinking establishment with his brothers in 2001, when he was just 28. However Brad has had to overcome some obstacles on his way to his booming business career. Born in Atlanta, his family stayed there until he was 12 years old, and then the family moved to Livingston, Texas, where he went to high school. Growing up in a single-parent home, his challenging days as a youngster helped to instill in him a good work ethic, the importance of a stable family and the ability to be a good provider. Not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, he is appreciative of what he has accomplished on his own. These strong values, coupled with great looks and undeniable sex appeal, make him the perfect catch.
Russell Brand is a genius at marketing. To promote his book, Booky Wook 2, Brand stripped off and posed provocatively with his masterpiece. And a banana.
The comedian posted the naked photograph of himself on Twitter, with only the strategically placed book to cover his manhood.
Booky Wook 2: This Time It’s Personal is Brand’s second autobiography.
Underneath his Twitter photograph, Brand wrote: “Erotic literature?” Wonder what happened to the book after the photo was taken? Brand later tweeted to a fan: “That copy was destroyed for hygiene reasons.”
Seal has a “Secret” but wants us all to know!
“It’s the story of two people in love,” Klum tells Us Magazine. “My husband is what I always wanted and never thought I would have.”
Seal says: “The song, the movie, it’s the story of our love.” Too cute for words, so watch Seal’s video here:
Goodbye Team Bolt, I for one will miss you!
Not only did the duo of Michael Bolton and Chelsie Hightower get a show season-low score of 12 out of a possible 30 last night on Dancing With the Stars and the boot off of the show tonight, but judge Bruno Tonioli, who gave Team Bolt a score of 3 out of a possible 10, called the singer’s jive the worst he’d ever seen on the show.
I spoke with Tonioli a week before the season started and he promised me he would be “extra mean” this season. Well, looks so far that he is keeping his promise.
Mark McGrath may have forgotten the words to his own songs from time to time but the Sugar Ray frontman now hosts Don’t Forget the Lyrics and expects regular folks to remember words to popular songs in order to win a cash prize.