I sense a ratings ploy in this homo-erotic show. Apparently, the two of them got mad at each other and Corey Haim started bitching at Feldman saying that he did nothing when a man was molesting him:

In the fiery episode, he says, “You let me get f**cked around in my life. Raped, so to speak, when I was 14 and a half, by a guy you still hang out with. What did you think when you saw that s**t going on with me?”

Feldman replies, “I was being molested at the same time by someone else. What did you do?”

This could be a ratings ploy, since this shit is so fake, but having caught this homo-centric show, I’m convinced that they molested each other while the dog watched.

Things aren’t all roses at the Playboy mansion. Two of Hef’s top earning whores are fighting. Seems that Holly and Kendra can’t be in the same room together for 5 minutes and it’s even affecting the film crew.

My take on this? Simple. Kendra is an annoying bitch. Would I bang her? Sure, but that’s not the point. How often can you stand to hear Kendra’s airhead laugh. I’d much rather they focused on Holly for the entire show. It’s hard to get your rocks off when they keep cutting away. I find her fascinating.

Denise Richards told Larry King that she did a reality show, because she needed the cash to support her daughters.

But a friend of Charlie Sheen says Denise is a liar. Super hot, but a liar.

“Denise gets $52,000 a month tax-free in child support. Most people in America can figure out how to live on that, but Denise can’t?”

Apparently, Denise also received $60,000 a month in alimony for two years.

Plus, she gets a large part of Sheen’s “Two And A Half Men” money. With syndication and residuals, she’s estimated to earn $25 million from the show.

Marrying a has-been can really pay off.

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Over at The Brick, we’ve compiled a list of awesome Sci-Fi robots. Some old, some new, all shiny metal friends. Hit the link to check it out.

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Here are 2 new sneak peek videos for this week’s Lost: Cabin Fever. Oh yes, things are going to get even more interesting. What with Locke talking to a guy whose been dead for 12 years in this episode and the freighter guys being slightly pissed off, I think it might be real safe to crawl into a hatch and just stay there. Second video after the break.
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It’s the voting episode of week six and coincidentally America’s votes bring the remaining American Idol contestants down to the last six as one gets voted off tonight. Throughout a series of performances and another puppet-themed Ford plug by the performers Ryan Seacrest weeded Carly Smithson, Jason Castro and Syesha Mercado into a small group of their own and another group consisting of David Cook, Kristy Lee Cook and Brook White across the stage. David Archuleta was held out to last since it would likely give away which group was the bottom three.

After some uncomfortable shuffling it ended up being Syesha, Brook and Kristi Lee as the three with the fewest votes for the week. I feel like none of these contestants should be in the bottom three overall, but it seems like a lot of voters go off solely the last performance which helps make a little sense of this weeks numbers. Also we need to remember that these people aren’t voted off, but are just not voted on as much as the others.

Unfortunately this time it was Kristy Lee Cooks time to go. Kristy had a shaky time earlier in the season but was really making a comeback in her performances each week but it just didn’t turn out to be enough to keep her going. I guess we knew it was going to happen eventually, but we’ll certainly miss seeing Kristy on the stage each week.

Well, it looks like we made it to the final 7 this year without having any type of embarrassment “vote for the worst” contestants on the stage. The loss of Michael Johns last week was a surprising result for everyone and actually added a little excitement to the show since this time it wasn’t as predictable as we were beginning to believe. (more…)

Jewel Staite, AKA Kaylee on SF series Firefly, told conventioneers in Australia that a Blu-ray special edition of the show is coming soon, according to TV Guide online.

“I just heard that they’re re-releasing Firefly, a special edition of Firefly, in a box set. They actually asked me if I was able to come down to L.A. and do a commentary in the spring. So I think that would be fun.”

No date yet, but this is awesome news. The short lived series is one of the best Sci-Fi shows to come along in many years.

[Sci-Fi Wire]

At the theater-owners convention ShoWest on Thursday, Lucas talked about some of the upcoming Star Wars projects, as well as showing a sequence from “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” a computer-animated movie due in theaters Aug. 15. It will be continued with a TV series that will air on the Cartoon Network and TNT this fall.

The big screen Star Wars movie will take place in the years between episodes II and III — “Attack of the Clones” and “Revenge of the Sith”. Both the movie and series will have fresh adventures of Jedi warrior Anakin Skywalker, and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

In addition, Lucas is also charging forward with a live-action “Star Wars” TV show that will focus mainly on new characters not named Skywalker. This show will be set in the decades between “Revenge of the Sith” and “A New Hope”.

Let’s hope that all of these projects have more originality then the prequels. Because if they don’t, the franchise may finally fall flat on it’s face, like Star Trek.

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