News, scoops, reviews and more from TV land. 'Awake:' Happy ending (and the meaning of it all) 17 m ago By Verne Gay Photo credit: NBC As we all bid goodbye to one of the most promising new series of the season - at least as I do - let's see if we can figure out exactly what happens in the closing minutes of "Awake," which ended happily and with words from protagonist Michael Britten (Jason Isaacs): "I'm perfect." Basically it ended with Britten reunited with his wife and son. Both were alive, and both standing there smiling, right next to him. He had just woken up and there was no green or red bracelet - the trick he learned to deduce which dream (or ... Continue reading →
Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells Anderson Cooper about confinement, beatings and the feel of freedom. Continue reading →
American Idol "American Idol" season 11 live-blogging -- as Jessica Sanchez and Phillip Phillips duke it out. 27 m ago By Jamshid Mousavinezhad Photo credit: Fox Jessica Sanchez or Phillip Phillips is about to win "American Idol" season eleven -- I think it should be the vocally astonishing Sanchez, but Phillips has had a huge fan base all year that I don't think she'll be able to overcome.They do a last duet, Joe Cocker's "Up Where We Belong." Bit cheesy, but lets their voices soar, and both look like champs.And then Ryan... 45 m ago By Jamshid Mousavinezhad Jessica Sanchez and Jennifer Holliday are teaming up on the "American Idol" finale on "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going."Oh man, it's pure divahood, power ... Continue reading →
News, scoops, reviews and more from TV land. 'House' recap: Everybody dies. Well, sort of. 1 m ago By Verne Gay Everybody dies and that apparently applies to Gregory House as well. Or did it? At peace, at last. A life, such as this one was, dedicated to the relentless, heartless pursuit of truth - or puzzles - seemed to finally end last night in a blazing building - but continued after all, when he faked his own death so he could remain by the side of his closest friend in the world, Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), himself dying from cancer. Appropriately dark and grim, though the final seconds were far from that - House and Wilson on motorcycles, on the open road, with an ... Continue reading →
