Looking good!

George Clooney and other cast members of Up in the Air are on this week's cover of Entertainment Weekly! I saw the movie a month or so ago, and I think it's the year's best. If you haven't seen it yet, go! The plot is completely relevant to today's economic climate.

Sex and the City 2 Trailer!!!

I am so excited for this!

Get it Gaga!

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Glee gets four GG noms!

Glee was nominated for more Golden Globes than any other TV show! This is totally deserved! Watch as Kristin Dos Santos interviews the cast, Lea Michele (Rachel Berry) and Jane Lynch (Sue Sylvester).

It's My Party! (could be yours)

The final Delta Sky Holiday Gift Guide is now live! Ideal for anyone who loves to play hostess, this category is one of my favorites! I might have to get some of my friends some of these gifts the next time they host a gathering.

(image via Delta Sky)

She is so fantastic!

The only dance worth re-watching

Maybe I'm too harsh of a critic, but this season's So You Think You Can Dance has been all wrong. I could forgive the lack of America voting for the first two weeks (ultimately, it's the judges who really decide who goes home anyway -- I honestly could do without America voting at all for the first five weeks), I could forgive the mistake of hiring Adam as the permanent third judge (I was a big fan of the rotating third judge. I love Adam, but I didn't realize when he was hired that we would never again hear from Mia, Tyce, Lil C, Mother Earth - Debbie Allen, etc. at the judges table) and I was starting to get used to this whole fall (back-to-back) season thing. But I cannot forgive the fact that the performance finale was squished into one hour, with six dancers and NO SOLOS! The one shining light of the entire season was Kathryn and Jakob's contemporary dance. Tonight's two-hour finale will be full of live singers (which has nothing to do with dancing) and performances of the season's best dances. Other than the one from last night, I can't think of another dance worth seeing again.

Obsessed

For the kid in all of us

What's on your holiday list? Take a peek at this week's Delta Sky Holiday Gift Guide category, Kid n' Play, and put one of these hot toys (for both big and little kids) on your list! It's such a great idea, I'm including the new movie releases on my list.

(image via Delta Sky)

Gaga on Elle cover!!

I guess I know what my next magazine purchase will be: My fave, Lady Gaga, is on the January issue of Elle!!!

She looks great. I'm so glad she tamed it down for the cover!

Meryl on Vanity Fair!!

The unparalleled Meryl Streep is on the cover of January's Vanity Fair, and I am jumping up and down!

Streep, the 15-time Oscar nominee (soon to be 16), is undeniably the best actress in her generation (and probably of the ones before and after her generation as well).

I cannot wait to read the article! This issue is going to be a keeper for sure.

Gaga sings 'Bad Romance' on Ellen!

Wow....

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Globetrotters

I want each item in this week's installment of the Delta Sky Holiday Gift Guide! Check out the Globetrotter category here!

(photo via Delta Sky)

Gaga on Leno!

For techies

The newest installment of the Delta Sky Holiday Gift Guide is now online! Find gifts for your Gadget Guru friends here.

What's your favorite? My Christmas list could include any one of the items on our list!

(photo via Delta Sky)

Calling all Glamour Gals

The second category of Delta Sky's Holiday Gift Guide is now live! If you know a Glamour Gal, check it out here.

My favorite item is the Color-a-Month daily planner from Moleskine. What's yours?

Next week's guide will offer gift suggestions for techies.

Behind the scenes - Gaga in Vogue

Gaga behind the scenes

Gaga's new video "Bad Romance" and a behind the scenes feature!

New respect for T. Swift

Taylor Swift did a fantastic job hosting SNL last night! She was cute, sparkly and brought a young, hip sensation to the rest of the cast. My personal favs were her opening monologue and the SNL Digital Short, which was a trailer parody of Twilight.

I've been hard on T. Swift since she stepped on the scene because of her close proximity to Miley Cyrus (sick). But Taylor really held her own with the SNL cast and surprised me!

Gaga in Vogue

GagaDaily.com has posted pictures from December's issue of Vogue, which means that for the fourth month in a row, I will have to purchase the magazine based on who is on the cover/in the features. I'm likely going to become a subscriber, but we'll see about that.

I wonder who the photographer/artistic director was on these?!

Nothing wrong with supporting the magazine industry!

(photos via GagaDaily.com)

Delta Sky's Holiday Gift Guide

I've been working on this for two months, and it finally went live this week! Check out the first category of the Delta Sky 2009 Holiday Gift Guide: Kitchen Master.

Check back each week as the categories will change every Wednesday. Next week is Glamour Gal. I love my job!

(photo via deltaskymag.com)

Negligent about thoughts on SYTYCD 6

So, we're two weeks into the competition on So You Think You Can Dance, and I realized that I haven't posted anything about my Top 20 thoughts or weekly predictions. While I'd like to blame my incredibly busy social calendar for my lack of posts, the fact is I have yet to really be excited about anyone to pick a favorite and really root for them on here.

This season has been relatively boring so far. The only real surprise for me personally has been Kathryn McCormick (the notorious crier), who is paired with Legacy Perez. I thought I would hate her after her voice went to its highest octave while she was crying in Vegas. Thank God the tears have stopped because she is actually really talented!

I will say I was surprised that Bianca Revels was sent home this week but not surprised at all by the Phillip Attmore decision. Two tappers in the same week. Oh well. In my opinion, Phillip was this season's Evan, who stayed far longer than he deserved last season. And depending on how the rest of the season goes, it's saving grace may be that they didn't cast Evan's brother Ryan in the Top 20!

Who are your favorites? Any predictions for the winner yet? Anyone else wishing the producers would spice it up a bit?

(photo via fox.com/dance)

Alec and Meryl on EW cover

I am more excited for this movie than I probably should be, but Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin's pairing in It's Complicated makes me smile. And I smiled even bigger when I saw that they were the cover subjects for the new Entertainment Weekly!

We're getting to the time of year when the real power movies come out in the theaters. OSCAR SEASON! While I don't think It's Complicated will garner any nominations, it's always fun to see the most nominated woman in a rom-com.

VF's Robert Pattinson cover

All of my friends are going gaga over this cover. Robert Pattinson, who shot to international super-stardom after portraying Edward Cullen in last year's film adaptation of Twilight, graces the December issue of Vanity Fair. If you haven't heard of Pattinson, then you must live under a rock!

Although I think he's attractive, I don't fully understand the hoopla surrounding him—especially when the majority of the media coverage is tabloids creating a romantic relationship between him and his co-star Kristen Stewart (ick! I just don't get her appeal at all!).

As always, I can't wait for my copy of the magazine to come, but I'm not overly excited to read about Twilight.

Glee cast at World Series

One of the best things I've ever seen

Who's ready for dance?

So the Top 20 are chosen. So the "competition" starts Monday with an exhibition-type show (only if the Angels lose game 6 to the Yankees). So two dancers will go home Tuesday after the partner competition begins. So, are you ready for So You Think You Can Dance Season 6?

I am. But if you're not, here is a taste of what this season is all about.

(photo via fox.com/dance)

Obama family portrait

The official family portrait of the Obamas was taken by Annie Leibovitz, the famed photographer who travels the globe taking photos for Vanity Fair (my personal fav.) and many other publications. It's a beautiful picture of a beautiful family!

(photo via VF.com)

10 at 10 with Michelle Obama

Glee on EW cover!!!

I am so excited!!! Glee cast members are on the new Entertainment Weekly cover! Can't wait to read it—I LOVE this show!

The Glee cast is also on this week's Must List. Check it out!

(photo via EW.com)

Cowboy Cassanova video!

I'm a total Gleek!

This show keeps getting better and better, and now a tour is rumored to be in the works?! AWESOME!!!

Vanity Fair, Vogue meet 'Nine'

The women of the upcoming film "Nine" grace the covers of my monthly magazines for November. A barely recognizable Penélope Cruz (Oscar winner) is on the cover of Vanity Fair, while she joins Nicole Kidman (Oscar winner), Marion Cotillard (Oscar winner) and Kate Hudson (Oscar nominee) for the cover of Vogue.

The movie, based on the hit Broadway musical of the same name, which itself is based on the film "8 1/2", comes out in December and also stars Daniel Day-Lewis (double Oscar winner), Dame Judi Dench (Oscar winner), Sophia Loren (Oscar winner) and Fergie.

Watch the trailer here. It screams Oscar!

(photos via VF.com, EW.com)

This week's EW cover

It's really too bad that "Where the Wild Things Are" didn't get the cover of this week's Entertainment Weekly. Instead, David Letterman's blackmail-inspired affair admission beat out the film adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic children's book.

Maybe I'm just saying that because I'm super excited about the movie's release this Friday—you would be too after months of hype and weeks of fact-checking an article featuring Catherine O'Hara and Forest Whitaker, who voice two of the Wild Things (find it here in the October issue of Delta Sky). I even made a previous post about my excitement for the movie.

If you haven't read the book—read it. If you haven't watched the trailer—watch it. And if you haven't thought about seeing the movie—think about it. It's going to be great!

Obama, Lady Gaga at HRC Dinner

In the first clip, President Obama opens for Lady Gaga. Later, she performs John Lennon's "Imagine" at the Human Rights Campaign Dinner.

SNL's Tampax skit = pure genius

Lights, Camera, Action at Target Field

The lights at the Minnesota Twins' future home, the new Target Field, are on for the first time and will run non-stop through Friday. The outdoor stadium looks fabulous!

(photo via Minnesota Twins)

Gaga on SNL

Love her. Gaga challenged Madonna in an SNL skit, shared an awkward fashion moment with cast member Andy Samberg, and performed Paparazzi and a medley of new single Bad Romance, Love Game and a NY-themed Poker Face. Watch below!

Wisconsin Wins!!!

The annual Border Battle between the Wisconsin Badgers and the Minnesota Gophers took place earlier this morning. And all that matters is that the Badgers won for the sixth year in a row :) ON WISCONSIN!

(photo via UWBadgers.com)

Lady Gagas newest single leaked!

It's called "Bad Romance" and I love it! The leaked version, according to reports, is not the final version so it's going to be much better when it's finally released!

Have you heard it yet? I think Lady Gaga will perform it tonight on SNL, though, she could surprise us all with some other song.

Side note: I think I've found my new favorite website: GagaDaily

Listen to a rough version of the song below:

OMG! So adorable!

So cute! The Office's Jim (John Krasinski) and Pam (Jenna Fischer) are finally getting married this season, and the two have graced the cover of this weeks' Entertainment Weekly. Too bad these two aren't a real couple—Krasinski recently became engaged to actress Emily Blunt, and Fischer became engaged to writer Lee Kirk in July. I've never really followed The Office story lines, but you would have to live under a rock to not realize their characters are meant to be together. Can't wait to read the article!

(photo via EW.com)

Letterman's presidential guests

President Obama and former President Bill Clinton stopped by the Late Show with David Letterman this week. The full interview with Obama from Monday night is below, as is a highlight reel from Letterman's Tuesday interview with Clinton.

My thoughts exactly ...

The "Really?!!! with Seth and Amy" on SNL Weekend Update Thursday segment was all about Kanye, Joe Wilson and Serena Williams - love it!

Jennifer Garner on Leno

I love Jennifer Garner, and she was so adorable on The Jay Leno Show last night talking about her life with Ben and her two kids. Violet Affleck is my favorite celebrity kid. She is the perfect mini Jennifer.

Barney Frank's 10 at 10

What is Mel Gibson on?

RIP Patrick Swayze

This week's Entertainment Weekly celebrates the life of Patrick Swayze, who died Sept. 14 after a nearly two-year battle with pancreatic cancer.

Dirty Dancing is one of my favorite movies—I have a home video from my third birthday to verify it—so Swayze's good looks and one-liners ("Nobody puts baby in a corner," "She's like the wind") have been on my conscious as long as I can remember. I still can't watch the final dance sequence without tearing up.

RIP Mr. Swayze.

(photo via EW.com)

Lady in Red

Gossip Girl Blake Lively looked stunning in this red Versace gown. She wins best dressed in my book, though I'm not sure I love her hair ... Check out more angles here.

(photos via Just Jared)

Watching the Emmy's. Are you?

The very pregnant Project Runway host and Emmy-nominee Heidi Klum looks absolutely beautiful tonight. I'm watching the Red Carpet on E! right now, but I can't wait for the show, which starts at 7 p.m. Hottie Neil Patrick Harris is hosting!!

Check out the winners here.

(photo via E!Online)

Leno's 10 at 10

One of my favorite segments of the new Jay Leno show is his 10 @ 10, where he asks celebrities 10 random questions via satellite. Here, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz appear as his first question victims; and Miley Cyrus as his third. It's very entertaining!

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Beyonce's performance, acceptance speech

I have a newfound respect for Beyoncé after she rocked her VMA performance and then brought Taylor Swift out to finish her speech when Beyoncé won Video of the Year. Watch both below:

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Lady Gaga's VMA performance, acceptance speech

After Perez Hilton, I may be Lady Gaga's earliest/most loyal fan. I fell in love with her music and her image after seeing her "Just Dance" video for the first time on Hilton's site last summer. This was way before the song was ever played on the radio (followed by three other hits), before she wore the infamous Kermit dress and before the is she or isn't she a she controversy.

So, I was overjoyed upon hearing that she was performing at the 2009 VMAs.

While I thought her singing and performance of "Paparazzi" were great, her decision to smear blood over her body and fake hang herself at the end was a little too over the top for me. As were her outfits! Seriously, the feather neck brace, the red lace dress-mask in one and the eskimo face hood were just ridiculous! Of course, she plans to be over the top and outrageous, but she probably should have toned it down a bit.

What did you think of Gaga last night? If you missed her performance, you can check it out below as well as the red dress-mask she wore to accept her Best New Artist award.

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MTV Shows

What is wrong with Kanye?!

Kanye West displayed what I'd like to call unsportsmanlike conduct at tonight's MTV Video Music Awards when he upstaged Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech for Best Female Video. This—after other such outbursts, and I'd say this guy needs some serious anger management help.

If you didn't see the outburst heard round the world at the 2009 VMAs, the clip is below.

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Remembering 9/11

I wasn't able to post this on Friday, but all day long I was reminded of what took place eight years prior when nearly 3,000 people lost their lives. I still remember exactly what I was doing when the planes hit the World Trade Center towers in NYC, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and the field in Pennsylvania. Let us never forget the victims, their families and friends, and the brave men and women who fought to rescue as many as possible.

To watch the commemoration ceremony that took place in NYC, click here.

President Obama's speech on health care

Gaga on Ellen

Where the Wild Things Are

I am incredibly excited for this movie, and as Oct. 16 approaches, the buzz around it will just get greater and greater. The New York Times Magazine featured Director Spike Jonze on its cover this week with the article, "Bringing 'Where the Wild Things Are' to Screen."

If you haven't read the book by Maurice Sendak, you need to. It's a classic!

If you haven't seen the trailer, you should. Jonze's creativity screams out from it.

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If you want to know more about the film adaptation, watch the video below:

Jackie on VF's October cover

Jacqueline Kennedy is the focus of Vanity Fair's October issue, but I believe the real "star" will be Levi Johnston, the father of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's grandson. Bristol Palin's baby daddy tells all in the new issue.

I'm not sure yet what to make of the article. I know Johnston took a media tour through New York during the summer, but I basically took it as a joke. Not to say I'm on the Palins' side, but I saw him as someone screaming for attention by going on talk shows—much as Jon and Kate Gosselin have been doing lately. It makes me wonder why we even care, and why I was somewhat surprised Vanity Fair would have an article featuring him.

It's interesting to see the inside story of politicians, but Palin is no longer a politician. Palin was fun to poke fun at during the election, but the election is over, and frankly I wish the media would keep her out of the spotlight.

I will read the article, and post another entry about it if I have a different take on it afterward.

On a side note: I love the Kennedy archive, which I just found online. This is the second Kennedy to grace the cover and the fifth story on the famous family since I started subscribing in June 2008.

(photos via VF.com)

Diane Sawyer's big promotion

Diane Sawyer is moving up the ABC News latter. The current co-host of "Good Morning America" will take over for Charles Gibson on ABC's "World News" in January.

I was more than excited when I heard this news. Though I don't love Katie Couric on CBS, I love the fact that two women will be anchoring two of the three network nightly news programs! As a journalist, I respect both Couric and Sawyer. As a woman, I say—it's about time!

I currently prefer watching Brian Williams on NBC, but I will definitely watch Sawyer when she starts.

(photo via NYTimes)

Beatles Rock Band

Entertainment Weekly has dedicated its cover this week to the launch of The Beatles: Rock Band. My brother has Rock Band, and I'm crossing my fingers that he gets this game! Is anyone else excited?

(photo via EW.com)

Maria Shriver on Meet the Press

Maria Shriver, the first lady of California and niece of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, was one of several guests on a tribute episode of Meet the Press this morning. Watch below:

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President Obama's Eulogy for Sen. Ted Kennedy

President Obama gave an excellent tribute to Sen. Ted Kennedy at his funeral Saturday by delivering the eulogy. Kennedy, the youngest sibling of the famous family, died late Tuesday night after complications from a brain tumor. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetary next to his two assassinated brothers, former President John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy. Watch below and read this article from Politico about the day's events, gathering crowds and guests in attendance. RIP Mr. Kennedy.