Cannes Film Festival 2013

Watch: 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' gets soggy in this preview

The family heads to the water park, where fun is had by most

"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo"

 "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo"

Credit: TLC

"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" (Wed. 10 p.m. on TLC) is, weirdly enough, becoming the kind of addictive TV that gets thoroughly discussed at both the real water cooler and the virtual one known as the good old Interwebs. This week, June "Mama" and her brood head to the water park, an outing that's a big hit with the kids and perhaps less exciting to Mama, who isn't so sure her 300-plus pounds will make it down the slide. We'd tell you what happened, but really, it's better to watch the clip below. 

'Life After Top Chef' to follow Spike, Fabio, Richard and Jen

Fan favorites invite cameras into their lives

Fabio Viviani

 Fabio Viviani

Credit: Bravo
Ever wonder what happened to the "Top Chef" second-rans after a season ends? Bravo intends to tell you about at least a few of them with “Life After Top Chef,” premiering Wed. Oct. 3 at 10 p.m. ET. The show follows Richard Blais in Atlanta, Jen Carroll in Philadelphia, Spike Mendelsohn in D.C., and Fabio Viviani in Los Angeles as they continue to heat things up, from opening their own restaurants to expanding franchises and establishing their brands. For a sneak peek visit http://www.bravotv.com/life-after-top-chef/season-1/videos/the-insane-life-of-a-chef. Below, keep reading for a refresher on who you'll be seeing -- and what they'll be doing.
 

'Dancing with the Stars' announces its viewers' choice contestant

Kyle Massey, Carson Kressley and Sabrina Bryan were up for the job

"Dancing with the Stars"

 "Dancing with the Stars"

Credit: ABC

 So, the news is out. On “Good Morning America” today, the winner of the all-stars viewers' choice vote for the 13th celebrity to join the “Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars” cast is Sabrina Bryan. That meant Kyle Massey and Carson Kressley were sent packing, unless ABC chooses to lure them over for guest appearances. She will be joined by professional partner Louis Van Amstel, who returns for his ninth season.

 
“Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars” and “Dancing with the Stars the Results Show” return this season with new surprises and all the performance elements viewers have come to know and love: “Macy’s Stars of Dance” features some of the best choreographers and performers from the different styles of dance who offer viewers performances that represent the peak of achievement in their genres. The show also welcomes the return of the “AT&T Spotlight Performance,” which features and celebrates people whose lives have been changed forever by dance. AT&T is helping in the search to find these performers by allowing fans to nominate potential dancers. 
 
Also new this year is “After Party: Dancing with the Stars,” a 15-20 minute live show that takes place online at www.ABC.com/DancingWithTheStars, Facebook and YouTube immediately following each Monday night performance episode. This original online video show will feature a host, a panel of dance experts, show talent and celebrity guests breaking down the highlights of the night and answering questions via Twitter, Facebook and ABC.com 
 

5 reasons why Michael Strahan is right for 'Live! with Kelly'

He isn't Regis, but that might be a good thing

Michael Strahan

 Michael Strahan

Credit: AP Photo
So, the morning chat show rumor mill has been abuzz with speculation about who Kelly Ripa will choose as her permanent co-host on "Live! with Kelly." Of course, the speculation is pretty focused on just one person. Of the 59 personalities who were tried out the co-host chair, the most likely candidate to take Regis Philbin's old chair appears to be Michael Strahan. A former NFL defensive end and co-host of Fox's "NFL Sunday" show (a job he's expected to keep), Strahan is a big, brawny guy who's about as much like Regis Philbin as he is a box of cats or a sugarplum tomato. And that's not a bad thing.

'Project Runway' recap: Fix My Friend

One designer emerges as a royal jerk during a makeover challenge

"Project Runway"
Credit: Lifetime

 So, things are getting a little tense on "Project Runway." The girls want some of the "silk chiffonies" to go, and Dmitry is tired of losing. This week things are only going to get more miserable, but the good news is that almost all of the designers will be able to unite in their hatred of one jerk. Even better? Viewers will, too! And mind you -- I'm totally going back on my previously glowing assessment here. But let's just get to it, shall we?

Watch: Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Dania Ramirez talk 'Premium Rush'

The stars talk 'bike vision' as well as tackling NYC on two wheels

Dania Ramirez and Joseph Gordon-Levitt

 Dania Ramirez and Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Credit: HitFix

In "Premium Rush," Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Wilee, a hard-charging, no-brakes (literally) bike messenger regularly dodges disaster delivering packages throughout Manhattan. His day gets considerably more dangerous, however, when he's given a mysterious envelope to deliver "premium rush" -- and finds himself a hunted man. As you might expect, the movie is a non-stop thrill ride that will either make viewers want to grab their own bikes and hit the streets -- or retreat to the relative safety of a taxi. 

'So You Think You Can Dance' recap: the top 10 perform with all-stars

Alex Wong and other familiar faces return to the show

"So You Think You Can Dance"

 "So You Think You Can Dance"

Credit: Fox

The all-stars are back! The all-stars are back! But before we got to exactly which all-stars will be joining out top ten dancers on "So You Think You Can Dance," we have an opening tribute to Gene Kelly. I get the concept; we have a smattering of costumes from his most famous roles, a dollop of his most famous steps, but it all feels a little disjointed and hard to watch to me -- and I love Gene Kelly. It's not an auspicious start to the episode, but let's hope things improve from here. Our guest judge tonight is Benjamin Millepied, who is the founder of the L.A. Dance Project. And guess what? There's going to be a performance from L.A. Dance Project tonight! 

Review: 'The Week the Women Went' is an equal opportunity offender

The women get a vacation and the men get stereotyped

"The Week the Women Went"

 "The Week the Women Went"

Credit: Lifetime
I watched the first episode of "The Week the Women Went" (Tues. 10 p.m. ET) days ago, but I'm still irritated, and for so, so many reasons. 
 
On the surface, this seems to be a fairly straight forward reality TV show. The show descends on the small town of Yemassee, South Carolina with an offer. The women of the town get an all-expenses-paid resort vacation for a week, and in exchange the menfolk must submit to their roaring incompetence being filmed for posterity. It's female empowerment, right? The men will learn exactly how much the ladies do in a day (or week), and will worship the mud they slop through upon their return! It's like a dumb, retro sitcom come to life!

'Project Runway' recap: 'It's My Way on the Runway'

It's a work wear challenge, but will the designers work one another over?

"Project Runway"

"Project Runway"

Credit: Lifetime

Well, hopefully everything is going to balance out now that the major bailing is over on "Project Runway." Remain calm, designers! Ah, we start off with the usual bitching and bonding. Raul LOVES Christopher. He's made a connection with him. A connection he hasn't had in a long time. Do I hear showmance? What is this, "The Bachelor"?

Ryan Murphy tweets a peek at 'Glee' season four

The new trailer shows Sue's baby and Rachel's run-in with... Kate Hudson?

"Glee"

"Glee"

Credit: Fox

Ryan Murphy tweeted, "So exciting... Season Four, here we come!" along with a link to a promo for "Glee" on Wednesday, giving fans of the show a chance to see exactly what's new and different this year. The answer is, of course, almost everything. Sue (Jane Lynch) has had her baby, and she's working with Will (Matthew Morrison) to keep New Directions on track. Kurt (Chris Colfer) brings "The Glee Project"'s Alex Newell to the choir room, and Rachel (Lea Michele) faces off with her NYADA instructor Kate Hudson. But watch for yourself -- and remember to set your DVRs for "Glee"'s return on Thurs. Sept. 13, 9:00 p.m. on Fox. 

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