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Entertainment Weekly: Still Endangered
7:23AM Hamilton Nolan | Last December we heard rumours that Entertainment Weekly might be going online-only. We advocated it. But Time Inc. denied it! Now, the same rumours are back. Time Inc. is denying them again! But now, folding mags is trendier. Watch out. More »
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Annoying Pop-Up Ads Come To Magazines
12:54AM Hamilton Nolan | CBS has successfully created the world’s first video ad inside a print magazine (Entertainment Weekly). It’s really loud and plays clips from shows like Two and a Half Men. Also, insanely expensive. More »
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Guy On Magazine Cover Is Latest Thing To Discuss
1:46AM Hamilton Nolan | Is Ryan Reynolds showing his pubes on the scandalous new US Entertainment Weekly cover? Why don’t you click through and look at the photo and then talk about it, etc.? More »
‘Entertainment Weekly’ Hates Directors Who Are Good, Foreign, Or Female
7:09AM Kyle Buchanan | Strap in, kids. Entertainment Weekly just put out their list of the 25 greatest active film directors, and here’s who isn’t on it: Woody Allen, David Lynch, or a single woman. So who is? More »
Consider This Your Giant, Missing ‘Spoiler Alert’ For ‘Lost’ Cover Story
8:00AM Kyle Buchanan | If there’s one thing Entertainment Weekly loves even more than Twilight, it’s Lost. However, fans may want to sic a smoke monster on the editors for divulging too much in their new cover story. More »
‘Entertainment Weekly’ Oscar Recall Forces Gwyneth And Renee To Declare ‘No Takebacks’
9:15AM Kyle Buchanan | The results of Entertainment Weekly’s massive “Recall the Gold” project (in which thousands of industry insiders revote certain Oscar years to publicly humiliate past winners) are finally in! So which actors have been victimised? More »
7:40AM Kyle Buchanan | Vacancy: Just days after the creators of Do Not Disturb sent out a letter to TV critics apologizing for “being the perpetrators of such bad television,” their show has become the fall season’s first cancellation. According to EW’s Michael Ausiello, the Jerry O’Connell sitcom (which aired only three episodes) will be replaced by reruns of ‘Til Death. Elsewhere on the dial, Ben Silverman pet project Knight Rider premiered third in its time slot despite having the highest viewer awareness of any new NBC show. Perhaps audiences realised that KITT is kind of a bitch? [EW] More »
