Archive for October 1st, 2009

The premieres of “Whip It” and “Couples Retreat” did more than just set two upcoming comedies into motion–they brought great looking actresses back under the camera lenses. Kristen Bell, one of the “Couples Retreat” stars, proved that Sarah Marshall cannot be forgotten at the premiere of her film. Meanwhile, Amber Heard, after stealing the show on... »

– A Thursday report on F4WOnline.com says that WWE’s reaction to the record-setting “Ultimate Fighter” rating for Kimbo Slice vs. Roy Nelson will not be a good one. According to the report, creative was worried Thursday morning that “sh*t will hit the fan and things will change if TUF beat RAW in the ratings this... »

The “Ultimate Fighter” showdown between Kimbo Slice and Roy Nelson will not only be the biggest-drawing fight in the history of the reality show, but if the number holds up, it will have produced UFC’s top-rated show from start-to-finish. According to F4WOnline.com, the third season ten episode of TUF garnered 5.3 million viewers; the actual... »

Minus the “Dancing with the Stars” lead-in, ABC’s new comedies “Modern Family” and “Cougar Town” both dropped in the ratings. They nonetheless held up better than some expected, with “Family” winning the night in adults 18-49 based on preliminary data. “Modern Family” aired for 9.9 million viewers with a 3.7 rating in adults 18-49;... »

Even acknowledging the harsh words UFC President Dana White previously had for Kimbo Slice, once the brawler joined the cast of “The Ultimate Fighter,” it pretty much appeared a given that he would score at least one live fight inside the Octagon. When the “The Ultimate Fighter 10″ premiere rating came in at a record... »

The host of the launch event “UNITE Unveiled,” Kristin Cavallari made sure to be the best-looking female in attendance. The “Laguna Beach” and “The Hills” star was beautiful, yet classy as she toplined an event that also featured Tila Tequila and Cheryl Burke. Elsewhere, Katharine McPhee, with her new blonde hairstyle, was elegant in... »