Entertainment - News February 14, 2011

Arcade Fire wins best album at Grammys (KASA-TV Albuquerque)
Lady Antebellum was the big winner at the Grammys with five awards, including record and song of the year for the band's yearning crossover ballad "Need You Now," but rockers Arcade Fire won Sunday's biggest prize, album of the year, for their highly acclaimed "The Suburbs." A Arcade Fire's Win Butler was visibly stunned as the group accepted their ...

Lady Gaga arrives at Grammys in giant egg (5NEWSonline)
Flamboyant pop star Lady Gaga made her entrance to the Grammy Awards on Sunday encased in a giant egg.

Lady Gaga Makes Egg-Citing Entrance at 2011 Grammys; Watch Her Performance (huliq)
Lady Gaga was scheduled to perform at the 2011 Grammy Awards, and based on her entrance, many might ask if she "laid an egg."

'Glee' star says solo CD features 'dream' duets (Salon)
"Glee" star Matthew Morrison recently announced that he has a duet with Elton John on his upcoming CD.

Sandler, Aniston barely beat Bieber at box office (Athens Banner-Herald)
Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston are America's box-office sweethearts, but Justin Bieber is the valentine for teens.

Eminem looks to win elusive album of year Grammy (Athens Banner-Herald)
With his 10 nominations, Eminem has the potential to sweep Sunday night's Grammy Awards - as well as win that elusive album of the year trophy, a category for which he's had three nominations but never a win.

'Smallville' News, Michael Rosenbaum Reprising Lex Luthor Role (brusimm)
It was announced Friday night (2/11/11) that Michael Rosenblaum will be returning to Smallville to reprise his iconic personification of the classic Superman villain, Lex Luthor. Mr. Rosenblaum is slated to reprise the role in the series finale that is airing on May 13th, 2011. This after spending almost two years denying that he will return to the show to reprise the role that defined Mr. Rosenbaum with new fans from the TV Series.

Infomercials Are An Oddly Successful Late-Night Tool (brusimm)
Check this out: In the early days of TV, shows were pulled together by the sponsors themselves to pitch their wares. If you think about all these TV infomercials that you see between 2 to 5am in the mornings, I only have one thing to say: If TV infomercials did not work, they would not air. These commercials work to the estimated sum of over $150 billion in sales each year. (Which is scary, in and of itself.)

Royal Romance Of William, Kate Turned Into Comics (KCCI)
The royal love story has been chronicled in speech bubbles and sketches. A comic book telling the story of Prince William and Kate Middleton's romance is due to be published in April, joining a host of other books and memorabilia flooding the market ahead of the April 29 royal wedding.

'King's Speech' Takes On 'Black Swan' At UK Oscars (WXII12)
A stuttering monarch, a neurotic ballerina and an enterprising computer nerd face off Sunday for Britain's top film prizes - a foretaste of the Academy Awards in Hollywood later this month.

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