Pop shared the music video for the Gwen Stefani/Damien Marley collaboration "Now That You Got It," and it's not too bad. Mostly I just like the hyper-bright colors and video game-type backgrounds, since I think the song itself gets to be mind-numbingly repetitive. I like the reggae elements and chill vibe, but I wish Stefani would put a little "oomph" in her vocals.

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• Dreamgirls' Anika Noni Rose will star in The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, Anthony Minghella's take on the Alexander McCall Smith books, Zap2it reports.
• NBC will be airing the final episodes of "Kidnapped," says the Futon Critic — but you'll have to be really dedicated to catch them at midnight on Sundays.
• NBC has also canceled its "Friday Night Lights" repeats, but the network still might air the whole first season as a marathon, TV Week reports.
• A Gwen Stefani concert on Friday turned into an impromptu No Doubt reunion, writes the Orange County Register.
• Isaiah Washington still won't stop talking, running his mouth to BET talk show host Keith Boykin and planning a "Larry King Live" appearance.


• Pitchfork posts the lineups for two more great music fests: Voodoo in New Orleans featuring Wilco and New York's Siren Fest with M.I.A.
• The Futon Critic tells us "The Great American Singing Bee" has a host — and it's Joey Fatone.
• Now, the Transformers are headed to both the big and small screens: Cartoon Network is developing a new "Transformers" series to start in January, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

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• Reuters reports on the mixed reactions polygamists have toward HBO's series "Big Love."
• According to NME, No Doubt are heading into the studio without Gwen Stefani.
• But Fergie promises fan that the Black Eyed Peas will be back.
• Reuters brings us news that Sean Connery will not be in the fourth Indiana Jones movie, claiming "retirement is just too damned much fun."
• Variety says the cast for Mel Brooks' next musical, "Young Frankenstein" will include Megan Mullally and Roger Bart, among others.
• Spike Lee will direct a WWII drama titled Miracle at St. Anna, according to Variety.
• A businessman who ran away from Sacha Baron Cohen in the Borat movie has joined the ranks of people suing the filmmakers, E! Online reports.
• Pitchfork has tour dates from Spoon, Modest Mouse, and Feist.
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• Best Week Ever was kind enough to bring us this photo from GQ of Stephen Colbert and his Mini-Me.
• Defamer tells us how to spoof the X-Men sequel — or Snakes on a Plane or Borat, among others — for a shot at an MTV Movie Award.
• I am in complete agreement with Film Experience's list of funny actresses who should do more comedy.
• Surprised that Stefani will be Trump's next apprentice? Buddy TV has an interview with the underdog winner.
• Speaking of Stefanis, Earvolution has a funny video of Gwen before she was really famous.
• Pop Candy finds an awesome Web site with performances by bands in unexpected places, like the Arcade Fire in a freight elevator.
• TV Filter suggests just turning off bad TV during TV Turnoff Week.
• The Movie Blog has the new trailer for Christopher Walken's Balls of Fury, which will be like Dodgeball but with ping-pong.
• Idolator tells us about John Edwards' country-music compilation.
• TV Squad is skeptical about "Idol Gives Back."
• Stereogum shows off a new side of Chris Cornell, which involves covering Michael Jackson.
• The TV Addict has seven questions for "Heroes" fans.

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The original cast of Dirty Dancing made it a beloved classic for many of us, but the lists submitted for last week's Recast challenge were just as impressive! I particularly liked Yiddidea's choice of Christian Bale for Johnny — his Newsies performance is still dear to my heart. And being a Zooey Deschanel fan, I can easily picture her playing Baby's sister Lisa, as suggested by WhiplashGirlchild, LaLa0428, Chancleta, and Yiddidea.

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