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Popwatch wonders why Craig Robinson, a regular on The Office and one of the best things about Pineapple Express, isn't a bigger star.
What do you think about Kanye's new video? Sound off over on Pop.
FilmExperience has an interesting post about Zhang Yimou, the director of the Olympics' spectacular opening ceremonies.
TV Filter points out parallels between some characters on Grey's Anatomy and Friends.
I am enjoying the discussion over on Jezebel about whether or not the Twilight books are antifeminist.
Pop Candy directs my attention to the online comics for Chuck.
If you couldn't get to the All Points West music festival, Vulture tells you what you missed.
Could Tori Spelling still turn up on 90210? She gave her thoughts to our own lilsugar.

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Link Time! 8/7

BuzzSugar — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 13:30:32 -0700

The TV Addict has a play-by-play of his visit to the set of 24.
Popwatch is excited (as am I) that the hilarious website Garfield Minus Garfield is going to become a book.
Vulture picks out some indie directors who should join Judd Apatow's team.
Give Me My Remote informs me of a union between two awesome things: Ikea and So You Think You Can Dance contestant Robert Muraine.
DearSugar has the top 10 striptease songs.
Check out Stereogum for really great concert footage of Jenny Lewis performing her song "Acid Tongue."
TV Filter is dismayed because it looks like The Middleman may be dead — or at least seriously in trouble.

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Link Time! 8/5

BuzzSugar — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 13:30:28 -0700

If you're a fan of Sci-Fi's Eureka, TV with MeeVee has an interview with its producer and star.
MTV Movies Blog asks Deepak Chopra why he thinks The Love Guru bombed so dramatically.
TV Filter posits that more TV series should air 13-episode seasons.
Cinematical talks about the Japanese critics who are upset by the nuclear bomb scene in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Spinner has the cool stop-motion video for the Ben Folds track "Hiroshima."
Popwatch asks the important questions: On this, National Underwear Day, what TV and movie scenes do you think of first?
DearSugar examines Nerve.com's list of the 50 sexiest music videos.
If you've got a problem with Batman's voice in The Dark Knight, then Vulture's got a problem with you.

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Link Time! 7/31

BuzzSugar — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 13:39:22 -0700

Remember when I was awed by Ben Kingsley's many accents? Well, Best Week Ever has mapped them all.
The John Hughes-inspired Vampire Weekend video for "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa" over on Stereogum is so much fun.
The TV Addict has an interview with Shirley Manson about her upcoming acting debut in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
Meanwhile, our own BellaSugar chats with Project Runway's lead stylist, Jeanie Syfu.
Want to know the latest Batman 3 rumors? Cinematical says names like "Johnny Depp" and "Philip Seymour Hoffman" are being tossed around in conjunction with characters like "Riddler" and "Penguin."
Vulture has an exhaustive history of the typically awful August movie releases.
Popwatch reports on the odd intersection of Joss Whedon fans and knitter/crocheters.
MTV Movies Blog captures the moment when Zachary Quinto first comes face-to-face with his face as Spock on the Star Trek movie poster.

Link Time! 7/29

BuzzSugar — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 13:31:17 -0700

The TV Addict just found this 90210 iPod and is curious to know if it comes pre-loaded with Color Me Badd, among other things.
Office Tally has video of the intro from The Office writers panel at Comic-Con, which recast the opening credits with writers in place of actors.
MTV Movies Blog wonders what you would ask a Twilight star if one were standing right next to you.
Citing a certain scene from this week's Weeds, Popwatch asks about the TV sex scenes that left you breathless.
Stereogum has video of Gnarls Barkley covering Radiohead's "Reckoner."
TV With MeeVee watched all of The X-Files in about two months and has some thoughts on the end of the experiment.
Cinematical has the seven most overly used lines in movie trailers (including "In a
world. . .").
Who do you think should win Design Star? Head over to CasaSugar to vote.

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Link Time! 7/24

BuzzSugar — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 13:30:54 -0700

Gawker notes that the posters for the upcoming TV show True Blood and the Diablo Cody movie Jennifer's Body look eerily similar.
It's a big day for movie-musical news. In addition to The Rocky Horror Picture Show remake, Cinematical has news that a Hairspray sequel might also be in the works.
Stereogum has two videos from the very intense Amanda Palmer, who both intrigues me and scares me.
Want to see Neil Patrick Harris's Sesame Street guest spot? lilsugar hooks you up and wonders if Sesame Street is the new Oprah.
MTV News reports that My Chemical Romance will be recording a cover of a classic Bob Dylan song for the movie Watchmen.
Speaking of Watchmen, Popwatch wants to know: If you could only see one, which film would you choose between Terminator: Salvation, Watchman, and The Spirit? Team Terminator here.
Rotten Tomatoes has a list of the top 30 Shakespeare films. Not surprisingly, Kenneth Branagh stars in the No. 1 movie.

Link Time! 7/22

BuzzSugar — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 13:30:08 -0700

Cinematical wonders if male movie reviewers are sexist when it comes to reviewing Mamma Mia!
GiveMeMyRemote has a clip from the recent Daily Show episode in which Ed Helms made a reappearance.
Stereogum tells us about a new track by Cold War Kids, "Something Is Not Right With Me."
According to MTV Movies Blog, Val Kilmer claims he invented Austin Powers's "Mini Me."
Katie Couric has said that sexism is more common than racism, and Brooke Hogan is not helping this matter at all; CitizenSugar has the scoop.
Popwatch says that fake book, Love Letters of Great Men, actually will be available in bookstores soon.
TV With MeeVee continues to investigate all the seasons of The X-Files in anticipation of this weekend's new movie.
Pitchfork's "review" of the latest album by Black Kids cracks me up.

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Link Time! 7/17

BuzzSugar — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 13:30:02 -0700

Cinematical just finished reading Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist and is anxious to see how the film adaptation (starring Michael Cera) comes out.
The best part of getting up to watch the Emmy nominations was watching Kristin Chenoweth and Neil Patrick Harris banter while announcing the nominees (and being surprised at their own nods). Give Me My Remote has the video.
BestWeekEver's Dan Hopper has a passionate defense of Katie Holmes' performance in Batman Begins.
Stereogum has a clip of The Hold Steady performing on Letterman on Wednesday.
geeksugar wonders if you buy more music in the age of downloads.
The TV Addict has an interview with Burn Notice star Jeffrey Donovan.
FilmExperience has a post basically devoted to the hotness of Penelope Cruz.
Popwatch wants to stop talking about Hayden's embarrassingly atrocious music video and start talking about songs that we actually like, like Little Jackie's "The World Should Revolve Around Me."

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Link Time! 7/15

BuzzSugar — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 13:30:30 -0700

FilmExperience asks: If you could weekend at the beach with any movie character, who would it be? (Their pick: Madison the mermaid from Splash.)
The TV Addict has audio from chatting with Wentworth Miller and Sarah Wayne Callies at yesterday's TCA Prison Break-fast.
Popwatch's Annie Barrett laments the fact that movies she'd like to see in the theater don't stick around the theaters long enough for her to see them and she wants to start a chain of Theaters for the Lazy.
Vulture wonders whether Kids or The Wackness is more authentically 1994.
Stereogum has the new Radiohead video for "House of Cards," which makes my eyeballs hurt a little bit.
TV Squad reveals that there's a campaign afoot to save The Mole — and the show's own producers are waging it.
Cinematical marvels at the insane anticipation and hype surrounding The Dark Knight — among geeks and non-geeks alike.
Calling all fans of The Smiths: Take BellaSugar's new "Beauty Product or Morrissey Song?" quiz!

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