Tag Archives: answers

23 Questions About Lost Episode 611, "Happily Ever After," Answered!

Previously on Lost : Desmond participates in Charles Widmore’s race around the world, unsuccessfully. Desmond turns a key that causes all sorts of bad electromagnetic-related things to happen. Desmond sees flashes of the future. Desmond shouts “PEN-NAY!” to the skies, the powerful sound of his love dissipating in the island air before reaching the heavens. Desmond is locked behind a door on a submarine. Widmore dives in and out of mountainous piles of gold, Scrooge McDuck-style. Juliet whispers, “It worked,” with her dying breath after detonating a bomb named after an Archie Comics character. Hurley eyes a box of Dharma Ding Dongs with lust in his eyes. Please join us as we wake from a fevered, restless sleep and scribble some advanced mathematical equations which, when solved, provide the Answers to the Questions raised by this week’s episode of everyone’s favorite time-travel soap opera:

View post:
23 Questions About Lost Episode 611, "Happily Ever After," Answered!

Movieline’s Hollywood Kid Michael Musto Wants to Play ‘Guess Who, Don’t Sue’

You know you love to puzzle out a good blind item, and in the second video installment of Movieline’s The Hollywood Kid, Michael Musto is happy to oblige. After sharing his thoughts on Angelina Jolie in Maleficent and Carey Mulligan in My Fair Lady , Musto brings back the classic Movieline feature “Guess Who, Don’t Sue.” Directors with rent boys! Pot-smoking blactresses! Can you decode these blind items? (No really, can you? We’ll be perusing the comments for your answers.)

More here:
Movieline’s Hollywood Kid Michael Musto Wants to Play ‘Guess Who, Don’t Sue’

Jay-Z Short Documentary ‘NY-Z’ Premieres Online

Film features Jay discussing his connection with hometown New York and includes performance footage and interviews with John Mayer and others. By Jayson Rodriguez Jay-Z Photo: Kevin Mazur/ Getty Images Jay-Z and New York’s Madison Square Garden go together like Wayne Newton and Las Vegas’ the Stardust. So in honor of this partnership, Absolut vodka released a mini-documentary titled “NY-Z” that details the Brooklyn rapper’s bond with the world’s most famous arena. The 15-minute production, directed by Danny Clinch, landed online late Monday afternoon. “New York, New York, is my foundation, it’s the center of my growth, it’s the muse for my art,” Jay-Z says in the clip. “It’s where I grew up. It’s the thing that I have a lot of pride in.” The doc trails Jay-Z as he prepared for the release of his Blueprint 3 album and his September 11 benefit show at the Garden. The star-studded event boasted an array of guests, from old friends Mary J. Blige and Diddy to new Hov associates Kid Cudi and John Mayer. Mayer reveals in the doc that he was so moved by “D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)” that he took to Twitter to express how much the song inspired him. “Very few songs that come on the radio today make me curious,” he explained in the clip, saying his motivation was to land a chance to play guitar on the track. The guitarist’s tweets got back to Jay-Z, who reached out to Mayer. “We had an e-mail correspondence and I told him, ‘I’m gonna hold you to that one day,’ ” Jay-Z said. Mayer ultimately joined Jay-Z onstage and provided one of the highlights of the 9/11 show , as the bluesy musician’s strings gave the rapper’s anti-Auto-Tune anthem added funk. In addition to interviews with Hov and Mayer about the 9/11 show, “NY-Z” features the rapper reminiscing about his upbringing in Brooklyn’s Marcy Projects and his mother’s record collection, which included albums by the Isley Brothers, the Jackson 5 and the Commodores, which Jay said inspired his original Blueprint album. Jay said his mom had “great musical taste.” Rehearsal footage of the lyricist and his band performing “Empire State of Mind” also makes its way into the film, as does behind-the-scenes footage of Jay-Z attending the 10-year anniversary party for his clothing line, Rocawear. Toward the end of the clip, the rapper talks about his knack for collaborations, in both the professional and personal scope of his life. “I’m all for collaborations, whether it be with business or with artists,” he said. “It can’t be about money, there has to be something in there that’s true for both sides. I think it’s a great thing when two people come together with two different ideas and two different approaches and they align at the end of the day. No one loses when it’s like that.” Where have you seen Jay-Z perform? Who else owns the Garden like him? Let us know in the comments below, or upload a video to Your.MTV.com ! Related Photos Alicia Keys Brings Jay-Z, Beyonce To Her New York Show Jay-Z Answers The Call At September 11 Benefit Show Related Artists Jay-Z

Go here to read the rest:
Jay-Z Short Documentary ‘NY-Z’ Premieres Online

Nicole Scherzinger Confirms Pussycat Dolls’ ‘New Cast’

‘I’m still Nicky Doll,’ Scherzinger says about her status in the girl group. By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Larry Carroll Nicole Scherzinger Photo: MTV News These days, Nicole Scherzinger seems to be the last Pussycat Doll standing. With the other members of the girl group going their separate ways , the “Dancing With The Stars” contestant and the group’s founder, Robin Antin, have been left to pick up the pieces . What’s next for the girl group? A fresh start, for one thing. In a chat with MTV News on Wednesday, Scherzinger confirmed what Antin had already hinted, and what fans had suspected as members of the group announced one by one that they were pursuing careers away from PCD: “We’re also gonna have a new cast of Dolls. And I’m excited,” she said. These days, when Scherzinger isn’t working on her “DWTS” moves, she’s in the studio recording songs that could appear on the followup to the Dolls’ 2008 full-length Doll Domination . “Right now I’ve been in the studio working on music non-stop. We’re gonna have another Pussycat Dolls album for all of our fans out there, but that’s gonna be late this year. “I’m still Nicky Doll,” she added. “And I’m just plowing away in the studio making music that I love.” Nicky Doll added that the music she is working on will most likely appear on the next Dolls album, although she didn’t rule out the possibility of releasing her long-simmering solo record. “I don’t know if I’m gonna put [the new music out] under my name yet or if it’s going to be perfect for the Dolls,” she said. “It doesn’t matter. I just want to make great music for the fans. It’s going to be popular music, but I’m definitely going with [a] more rock, soul-inspired sound.” What do you think of the new PCD lineup news? Tell us in the comments! Related Artists Nicole Scherzinger Pussycat Dolls

Excerpt from:
Nicole Scherzinger Confirms Pussycat Dolls’ ‘New Cast’

‘Jersey Shore’ Cast Go Jaywalking With Jay Leno

Perhaps not surprisingly, The Situation, Snooki and friends did not know many of the answers to Jay’s questions. By Gil Kaufman The cast of “Jersey Shore” on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” on Wednesday Photo: NBC Jay Leno continued his streak of major celebrity bookings on his re-booted “Tonight Show” Wednesday night when the cast of “Jersey Shore” swung by to play a round of “Battle of the Celebrity All Stars: Jersey Shore Edition.” It was the second go-round for the kids — they visited Leno’s ill-fated prime-time show in December for a similar bit. This time, it was the guys versus the girls, as Sammi Sweetheart, J-Woww and Snooki took on Ronnie, Pauly D and The Situation. Asked why she has two w ‘s in her nickname, J-Woww leaned forward to emphasize the bursting-at-the-seams top of her skintight silver dress and smiled, “double the pleasure!” Despite the recent high-profile death of author J.D. Salinger, when asked what the last word in the title of his legendary first novel is, Snooki answered, “The Catcher in the … Closet.” Ronnie slapped his forehead and correctly answered “Rye.” The men were on a roll, as Pauly correctly guessed the final bit of the quote “we have nothing to fear but … fear itself.” And he was, hopefully, kidding when he said it was his mom who coined that infamous phrase. Snooki corrected him and said “Uncle Sam,” only to be saved by J-Woww, who correctly guessed President Franklin D. Roosevelt after a hint from Jay. J-Woww, however, did not know who Federal Reserve boss Ben Bernanke is, incorrectly guessing that the photo Leno showed her was of the president of Iraq. The Situation knew it was “the guy from the banking industry” whose name begins with a “b,” eventually nailing the answer. Explaining that he doesn’t own any stocks, Ronnie had no idea which two animals symbolize the stock market. Snooki gamely guessed the donkey and the elephant, while J-Woww went with tiger and leopard and Sammi guessed lion. “Ohh! I got one right,” she cooed. “No, you just named an animal,” Leno corrected her, revealing the bull and bear as the correct answers. When The Situation complained that the questions were way harder the second time around, Leno shot back, “You’re making more money now!” Mike had a game guess for who becomes president if both the vice president and president die — he said secretary of state, which is wrong — but Ronnie was way off when he guessed “the guy that lost … that came in second place, the runner-up.” But sadly, that wasn’t anywhere close to the correct answer, yet still way ahead of Sammi’s shot, “the wife of somebody.” Ronnie tossed a brick on his second shot after getting the hint that it’s a woman. “Sarah Palin,” he said. “Not so much,” Leno lamented, naming Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. It wasn’t all bad, though, as Snooki correctly named Ireland as the place where St. Patrick’s Day celebrations started, even if Sammi complained that because she’s Italian she didn’t need to know what St. Patrick drove out of Ireland. Ronnie figured it was some kind of car, Sammi guessed leprechauns, and Snooki went with donkeys again, before Sammi finally got to snakes, but only after she named bears and lions. Things got ugly when Jay asked the cast to name the 49th and 50th states in the union, with Ronnie going with Hawaii and Puerto Rico, J-Woww guessing Mexico, and Sammi saving them with Alaska. You can’t totally blame her, but J-Woww mistook a picture of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il for Chinese action star Jackie Chan. Mike knew it was something “Il” from one of the Koreas, which was close enough for a point. Pauly thought a picture of Barbara Walters was actually Joan Rivers, but the girls knew it was Walters with Katie Couric. Even the gimmes were tough, as nearly all shouted out “Messiah!” when asked who wrote Handel’s “Messiah.” “Don’t ever go to Vegas,” Leno warned them. Ronnie got a lay-up when he correctly guessed John McCain on another photo quiz, but it helped that the background of the picture had the former Republican presidential candidate’s name written on it. “I can read,” Ronnie said. Pauly thought a Homo sapien bar is a gay bar, but even that blown answer wasn’t enough to block the men from winning the contest 7-6 over the ladies.

Read more here:
‘Jersey Shore’ Cast Go Jaywalking With Jay Leno

Gorillaz Return — With Bruce Willis — In ‘Stylo’ Video

Clip shows band racing down a deserted highway with ‘Cop Out’ star in hot pursuit. By James Montgomery Gorillaz’s 2D Photo: MTV There are plenty of questions raised in the Gorillaz’ new “Stylo” video — the first off their Plastic Beach album, which hits stores next week — and very few answers provided. For example, where are Murdoc, 2-D and (the now robotic) Noodle going? Why are they in such a hurry to get there? What’s up with all the bullet holes in their car? Where’s loveable drummer Russel? And, perhaps most important of all, what’s Bruce Willis doing there? Yes, it’s a pretty obtuse thing, an ominous clip that matches the downright spooky vibe of the song (which features cameos by Mos Def and Bobby Womack). The video shows three-quarters of the band balling down a deserted stretch of California highway in a bullet-riddled ’69 Camaro, being pursued by a donut-loving cop. Presented in 3-D, the ‘rillaz look frazzled and frightened: 2-D appears to be on the brink of collapse, and the bags under Murdoc’s eyes are fleshy and pronounced. And Noodle — who, as Gorillaz fans will recall, may or may not have died at the conclusion of the “El Ma

Robert Pattinson Climbs A Tree With Jimmy Fallon

RPattz pokes fun at his own brooding image before promoting ‘Remember Me’ on ‘Late Night.’ By Gil Kaufman Robert Pattinson appears on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” on Monday Photo: NBC Jimmy Fallon is often found in a tree looking pale, pretending to be Robert Pattinson going on about the things that bother him in the world’s worst British accent. But on Monday night, Fallon had some company up in that lonely tree when the real RPattz climbed into “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.” “The month of March,” Fallon emoted in his latest “Robert Is Bothered” skit. “Comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb. What the f— does that mean? Pick an animal and stick with it!” “Hey,” the “Twilight” star interrupted, his arms wrapped around a limb just behind Fallon, eyes narrowed in his signature fashion. “I don’t talk like that.” “How does it make you feel?” Jimmy countered. “I don’t know how it makes me feel, to be honest,” Pattinson said. “A little bit annoyed, a little bit frustrated …” “Something that starts with a ‘B,’ maybe?” Fallon persisted. “A little maybe bit broken,” Rob countered. “Close, but … does it bother your?” Fallon said. “Yeah, I’m bothered,” R. Pattz finally admitted to Fallon’s fist-pumping delight. The only thing that was louder than the scream that greeted the first glimpse of Pattinson in the tree was the sustained squeals from the studio audience when Fallon offered Pattinson the opportunity to shoot lasers out of his eyes as the actor sat down for a chat back in the studio. Mussing his signature bed-head thatch of hair, Pattinson seemed quite amused by the trick, expertly segueing into a chat about his new romantic film, “Remember Me.” Asked if he’s ever watched co-star Emilie de Ravin on “Lost,” Pattinson admitted that he watched half of the first episode and was so confused he had to bail. “It was already too much for me,” he sighed. Pattinson agreed with Fallon that Edward Cullen fans might be on board for “Remember Me” since it had a similar dramatic, dark vibe. “I hope so,” he said, as the crowd squealed in assent. Talking about the endless press he’s done for the “Twilight” series, RPattz said he was so terrified of going on the “Late Show With David Letterman” to talk about “New Moon” for the umpteenth time last year that he memorized every stock answer perfectly to avoid getting tripped up. “I prepared all my answers just before, and I was so comfortable as I walked in, every little nuance, every little mannerism was all planned out,” he said. But his responses to “Remember Me” questions have been much less planned out. “People ask me what the film’s about I’m like, ‘Pfftt,’ ” he laughed, joking about possibly being over prepared. Pattinson also talked about recently his older sister Lizzie’s music. When a Twitter question came in about whether the actor — who performed some music for the first “Twilight” soundtrack — might ever release an album, Pattinson raked his hands through his hair once more and smiled, “I don’t know.” He looked confused at first when a desperate-sounding plea rose up from the crowd and then realized that the ladies in the audience were repeatedly yelling, “Please!” Fallon then suggested an admittedly horrible idea, asking Pattinson if he might form a band with co-star Kristen Stewart called … wait for it … “the Twight Stripes.” “That sounds really, really bad,” Pattinson cringed. “That sounds like it means something …” Check out everything we’ve got on “Remember Me.” For young Hollywood news, fashion and “Twilight” updates around the clock, visit HollywoodCrush.MTV.com . Related Videos The ‘Remember Me’ Red Carpet MTV Rough Cut: ‘Remember Me’ Related Photos Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, More At ‘Remember Me’ Premiere ‘Remember Me’

See the rest here:
Robert Pattinson Climbs A Tree With Jimmy Fallon

Sarah Palin responds to questions about Teabaggers whilst standing in a Wasilla Winter Wonderland and giving the ghost of Ronald Reagan a handjob.

To paraphrase Reagan a little “There both EASY candidates, and SIMPLE candidates, and I stand before you as both”. Nice to know that if you are NOT a Teabagger you don’t believe in freedom. So I guess freedom from joining a particular movement is not an AMERICAN freedom. Good to know. I should probably write that down. Can I borrow your hand Sarah? “Take over the Republican party Tea Partiers!” Because you know nothing says “democracy” like a hostile take over of a political organization. I do like one of her often repeated statements however “Hey bottom line, we win, you lose.” Perhaps somebody needs to remind her that in the last election Obama won, and she and her and her creepy old uncle lost. And the reason they lost is because when the Republican were in power they damn near destroyed the very foundation of our country. And THAT by the way is what the Teabaggers are really pissed off about, which they could see if they could stop focusing for a minute on the fact that President Obama is a black guy. Does anybody else think that Plain looks a little high strung and agitated? Gee I wonder what could possibly be bothering her? By the way there is really not that much of a delay between the question and the answer when being interviewed in Alaska from the lower forty eight. However if Palin has not had time to write the answers on her hands it takes her an extra few seconds to decide which memorized conservative talking point to vomit forth. “Less taxes!” “Freedom!” “Smaller government!” And if she can’t come up with anything she just licks her botox deadened lips and whispers “Reagan”. That is political porn to the viewers of Fox News.

More here:
Sarah Palin responds to questions about Teabaggers whilst standing in a Wasilla Winter Wonderland and giving the ghost of Ronald Reagan a handjob.

Lost Episode Review: Answers and Revelations Galore!

This is a reaction typically reserved for Megan Fox pictures , but: OMFG! Last night’s episode of Lost (titled “The Substitute” and reviewed in depth here ) shed light on a number of topics that have plagued the minds of long-time fans since season one. What are the numbers? Why were the castaways brought to the island? How impressive is Sawyer’s tolerance? Discover the answers to these questions, and talk about them with fellow fans, below. THE NUMBERS correlate to various characters. As the Man in Black (under the guise of John Locke) told Sawyer: “Jacob had a thing for numbers.” He assigned one to each individual he brought to the island, handing out the digits with which we’re most familiar to those alive in 2007… with the exception of Kate. THEY WERE BROUGHT TO THE ISLAND as “candidates” to take over for Jacob, Fake Locke said. The late (great?) deity was looking for someone to take over his job as protector of the island. From what? Nothing, Fake Locke claimed. DID WE SEE JACOB AS A CHILD? At one point, Fake Locke went chasing after a boy that randomly appeared in the jungle and told this seemingly evil entity: You can’t kill him. Our best theory: this was a younger version of Jacob. ARE HAPPY ENDINGS AHEAD? In the sideways, 2004 universe, we saw a version of Locke that eventually came to grips with his wheelchair-bound status. He was also engaged to Helen and on good terms with his father. He learned lessons that the island castaway in 2007 struggled with for years. In some way, these timelines are connected and characters will get a second chance at happiness/redemption in their rebooted 2004 lives. Pressing questions from the episode include: Can we trust Fake Locke? Where is his “home?” How does the issue of free will play into everything? What is Ilana up to? What does she know? What’s her plan? Can we hand Terry O’Quinn his Emmy Award now? We could go on for days, but let’s turn it over to readers: What was your reaction to this episode? Were you satisfied with the answers provided? What else are you dying to learn?

Read more:
Lost Episode Review: Answers and Revelations Galore!

Sarah Palin Reads Answers Off Her Hand

Sarah Palin took some time during the much-maligned Tea Party conference last night to make fun of Obama for using a teleprompter. And then this happened. (Full story at PoliticsUSA .) The Best Links: Palin’s Tea Party Crib Notes (Pictures) Did Palin write the answers to Tea Party Convention questions on her hand? Sarah Palin’s Hand Gets Job Done Sara Palin’s Tea Party Hand Job Notes! [PIC] VINTAGE PALIN MOMENT: Sarah Palin Reads Answers off of Her Hand Was that writing on Palin’s palm in Nashville? In Full: Palin’s Tea Party Speech (Video) Watch