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Nickelodeon’s hit show Victorious! has a brand new episode on Friday, November 26th. “Freak The Freak Out” has karaoke, scheming club owners to foil and wacky hi jinks from the super talented cast. Victoria Justice, Ariana Grande, Elizabeth Gilles, Avan Jogia and Daniella Monet star.

In “Freak the Freak Out,” Tori (Justice) and her friends are excited to try out Karaoke Dokie, a karaoke club that features weekly singing competitions. On competition night, Jade (Gillies) and Cat (Grande) partner on a prize-worthy performance, but the club’s owner rigs the competition so his daughter and her obnoxious friend win. Tori and the gang have to figure out a way to expose the cheating girls and show everyone who can really sing.

Check out the official song & video (so catchy! LOVE IT!) and more photos from the episode are below. Read more »

Gossip Girl actress Jessica Szohr has landed on the cover of ASOS magazine for the November 2010 edition. She is striking on the front in the black and silver draped dress and slightly messy ‘do. The beautiful Szohr tells the fashion magazine about her own style, insisting she is far more comfortable dressed down than in the glamorous clothing of her GG character Vanessa:

“At heart, I’m still a simple jeans and T-shirt kind of girl,” Szohr admits, whose personal style mixes designer items with pieces picked up at vintage shops and small boutiques. When questioned about her favorite wardrobe on set Jessica confesses, “From the show, I’d choose Jenny Humphrey’s (Taylor Momsen) style. Its grungy, rock n’ roll, looks thrown together, doesn’t look super glam.”

Szohr has her hands full with a new movie. She will costar with Joseph Cross (from Running With Scissors and Milk) in Art Machine, a film about “a child-prodigy painter (Cross) on the verge of turning 18 who is suffering from bipolar disorder and needs to come up with an art show to end all art shows. When he meets a group of artist-anarchists, his world turns upside down. Szohr plays one of the outlaw hipsters, a pyrotechnic artist who is attracted to the prodigy, but as his manic madness grows, she becomes concerned for his safety.”

Check out more photos of Szohr’s photo shoot for ASOS below. Read more »

Uh oh!! GLEE stars, Cory Monteith, Dianna Agron and Lea Michele, are in the center of a major controversy after they sensually posed for a photo shoot featured in the upcoming issue of GQ Magazine (November 2010)- check out pictures and interview HERE.

The Parents Television Council slammed the FOX’s hit show producers in the following statement:

“It is disturbing that GQ, which is explicitly written for adult men, is sexualizing the actresses who play high school-aged characters on ‘Glee’ in this way. It borders on pedophilia. By authorizing this kind of near-pornographic display, the creators of the program have established their intentions on the show’s direction. And it isn’t good for families.”

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That was a bit harsh. Besides the Glee stars are all way too old for this. Dianna and Lea are 24 years old and Cory is 28 years old, but we get the point. These actors are portraying teenagers on TV and this type of exposure results in the oversexualization of teens.

Tell us what you think about the photo shoot in question. Is GQ too sensual inappropriate for GLEE stars? And parents, would you let your kids see the extra sexy pictures?

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Cory Monteith gets the girls on the cover of GQ magazine for the November 2010 issue. Lea Michele and Dianna Agron are hot and heavy with their leading man for the photo that has lots of people asking: Is this too sexy for a show about high school? (Who ever asks that did not attend a school in the real world – high school hormones are crazy!)

Hit the link to find out what the cast had to say and see more hot photos of the stars of the hit show: Read more »

Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint are all given gritty, dark character portrait posters for the latest HP movie Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1. Harry, Ron and Hermoine are featured, as well as Voldemort, Bellatrix, Greyback and Snape in the latest set of images to highlight the coming emotional tension in the last two films.

HP 7.1 opens November 19th.

See all 7 shots below and tell us – which is your favorite?

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Selena Gomez is appearing in Glamour Magazine’s November edition wearing an LBD (little black dress) by Katy Rodriguez. The Wizards of Waverly Place actress upped her fashion ante by adding a Kate Spade bracelet and a long necklace by Fallon.

It’s not the most flattering shot of the Disney star – they are trying to give her a ‘rock n roll edge’ but her hair looks odd and it almost appears to have gray in it. The Vampire Diaries Nina Dobrev is also pictured and she looks much better than Selena.

Kristen Stewart will grace the November cover of Allure Magazine (some of the photo shoot happened back in June and you can see those shots here.) The actress is of course, promoting The Twilight Saga: New Moon and has this to say about her character Bella Swan:

“You’re so very much with Bella. You’re so in her shoes that it’s a vicarious experience. It’s addictive.”

Stewart also doesn’t understand why people criticize her about how she looks:

“I go outside, and I’m wearing a funky T-shirt and my hair is dirty, and people say, ‘What’s wrong with her? She needs to invest in a hairbrush.’ I’m like, Don’t you get it? I’m not that girl! I never was that girl. It’s not like I was really clean-cut last year.”

I like Kristen’s style and attitude a lot. She is not like the majority of young girls in Hollywood and has her own way of looking at things. She is passionate about acting not about being a celebrity. Five Reasons to Love Kristen Stewart is right on the money as far as I’m concerned.

Ashley Tisdale is reportedly set to star in the upcoming movie Sleepless Beauty opposite Meg Ryan. The film is to start shooting in Michigan in November. Little else is known and the project is not confirmed yet, but as details become available, we will post more info.

Oliver Irving directed a small independent film How To Be that featured Robert Pattinson before he exploded in popularity as Edward Cullen of the Twilight series. Pattinson had been a part of the Harry Potter phenomenon with his role of Cedric Diggory in Goblet of Fire, however his fan base was nothing compared to what it became with his vampire role. Irving cast Pattinson in between those two blockbusters for the part of Art, a 25 year-old guy stumbling through life confused and without much direction. Irving got very lucky and thanks to Pattinson’s fan base, How To Be is being seen by a wider audience than it probably would’ve been otherwise. With the upcoming DVD release on November 17th – right around the premiere of New Moon - the director is praising Pattinson’s ability to inhabit the character he developed for the film.

How was Robert Pattinson chosen for the role of Art? Did his musical ability play a role in his casting?
“We found him after a year and a half’s worth of casting calls. He just seemed the right person for the job. He was interesting to look at – but down to earth enough to play the part. He really seemed to “get it” – he knew people like the characters in the script, and understood the main character ‘ART’. Not having gone through drama school, Rob’s acting and response to direction fit in well with other main cast members who were not trained actors either. Rob actually underplayed his musical ability in the auditions, as he knew the character was meant to be rough around the edges when it comes to musical ability – but it actually was invaluable in the end that he understood the music references and had the technical ability to pull off what we were asking from him.”

I look forward to catching this on DVD and want to see his flick with Pierce Brosnan and Emilie de Ravin Remember Me when it comes out in February of 2010.

Who caught this film on the IFC Channel a couple of months ago? What did you think of the movie? Was Pattinson good? Tell us what you thought of his un-Edward performance.