No doubt you're looking forward to the newly announced Die Hard 5: Wheelchair Armageddon. But until then, get a few thrills from the best of this week's Soup.
1. Sister Wives: Welcome to the sexy polygamy version of Lord of the Flies as one of the many wives dares to suggest possibly enjoying a life ever-so-slightly apart from the clannish Brown tribe. Watch out, sis!
One down, four to go.
Country chanteuse Taylor Swift not only outsells almost everybody in the music business, she's also the Woman of the Year, according to Billboard. And Billboard knows women.
Now that she's the super bestest female in the whole world for another two months or so, you'd think Tay-tay wouldn't have to do morning chat shows, especially when Jerry O'Connell is guest hosting. But you'd be wrong...
It's not often that you get two American icons on the same stage, but—in a grand moment of show-biz hell—this morning Larry the Cable Guy (sitting in for a shrewdly absent Regis) matched wits with Jersey Shore's Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, and the comedy sparks did fly...
As the Regis part of Live With Regis and Kelly draws to a close, some of the longtime special celeb guests are returning to pay homage.
Sarah Michelle Gellar is one; the peppy sweetie stopped in to talk career and her young child Charlotte, who likes to watch Kelly on TV.
Reeg, maybe not so much...
What could make for more compelling, wonderful entertainment than watching Nancy Grace and Chaz Bono work the floor on the new season of DWTS? Oh yeah, watching them wrestle in a vat of mac and cheese.
Speaking of dancing, let's traipse into the best of your Soup week.
1. Dancing With the Stars: Every victim of Nancy Grace's televised gavel of vengeance will be overjoyed to know the judge will soon be under judgement herself for offenses on the dance floor. But her first crime is already evident. We submit the evidence...
Regis may be counting the hours until he can book from his early-morning gig and finally start his days dozing poolside in Miami, but that doesn't mean he's not doing his best to almost know about who he's interviewing.
This morning, Joe Jonas showed up to sing his Jonasy heart out, and get a taste of the grand old chat king's comprehensive Q&A technique.
It's hard to concentrate on anything other than what ABC news is calling The American Event of the Century—Kim Kardashian's wedding, not the new season of Hillbilly Handfishin' (but close). Still, if you can pull yourself away for a minute, enjoy these shining moments from your week's Soup.
1. Joel McHale: Your beloved Soup boss and Spy Kids 4 star showed up on Live With Regis and Kelly looking for laughs. Reeg, on the other hand, was looking for holy vengeance.
One down, four to go. Get a beer.
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As we've seen in her performances in Rachel Getting Married and The Devil Wears Prada, stunning Anne Hathaway is a gifted, talented actress.
Which means nothing when compared to what she's going to look like in her second-skin body suit as Catwoman in the upcoming Batman vehicle The Dark Knight Rises.
Exciting stuff. And confusing. To Reeg, anyway...
Joel McHale is on the promo path for his latest non-Soup project, Spy Kids 4, and that means a visit with Regis and cohost Mrs. Joy Philbin. (Joel was appreciative of her arms, by the way).
Anyway, the appearance gave feisty Reeg—80 years young this month, folks—an opportunity to wreak his vengeance on an unsuspecting McHale for all those old-man jokes.
And the spittle was flying...
If you've been wasting time paying attention to trifling things like the American economy and haven't noticed, a new season of Jersey Shore is upon us. And this time the gang brings their vivacious Garden Stateness to Italy.
Now here's charming stud Pauly D on Live With Regis and Kelly explaining the hardships of his foreign affairs.
