Tune in alert for Thursday, May 20 (10-11 p.m. ET) for the season finale installment of NBC’s “The Marriage Ref” that will feature an all-star panel with Demi Moore, Kelly Ripa and comedian Jim Breuer lending their words of wisdom.
The team will assess and observe classic marital tiffs and offer their unique and engaging thoughts in an effort to help host and ‘marriage ref’ Tom Papa make the ultimate decision on who is right. more…
Google TV just stepped into the limelight. The news arrived during Google’s I/O conference in San Francisco today. This much-anticipated service marks yet another step by Google out of PCs and into the rest of people’s lives.
Its plan is simple: Deliver the online video, features, and websites that we enjoy on our desktop screens and deliver it all to our TV screens. But history shows that connecting those two ecosystems – or at least convincing shoppers that they need such a union – is a lot harder than it sounds.
AOLTV fell flat. Microsoft Windows media players couldn’t simplify the experience enough to win over many converts. Apple TV felt too tethered to your computer’s iTunes account. Tivo Premier, the Kodak Theater HD Player, and Yahoo’s living room integrationdo basically the same thing as Google TV, but never gained much traction. more…
After four years of maintaining his innocence about doping charges that ruined his reputation and caused him to be stripped of his 2006 Tour de France title, the American cyclist Floyd Landis has sent e-mail messages to several cycling officials in the United States and in Europe in which he admits using performance-enhancing drugs for most of his career.
Two of those officials said that Landis’s messages provided a detailed description of doping that began in 2002, Landis’s first year alongside then-teammate Lance Armstrong. Both were riding for the successful but now-defunct United States Postal Service team. The two officials who received the e-mail did not want their names published, citing ongoing investigations, including by federal authorities, into the content of the e-mail.
Tonight’s repeat dance request was the phenomenal 1950’s style Paso Doble created by Derek and danced by him with Nicole Scherzinger.
The Gipsy Kings entertained with a song from “Toy Story 3,” which was danced to by Tony and Cheryl, who actually choreographed this number for the movie. They were joined on the floor by Dimitri and Kim.
‘Dancing with the Stars’ blogger Pat MurphyDance Center Comedy then analyzed the final 5 celebrities competing for the semi-finals. This was, at best, semi-amusing.
