Joel McHale: The Kardashians Dont Much Like Me

La, Calif. -- Well, theres one celebrity whose title you will not find on Kim Kardashians extended wedding guest list. Joel McHale, who mocks Hollywood shenanigans on his weekly E! show, The Soup, states celebs usually take his jokes in stride plus some even thank him for that laughs received at their expense. However, the 39-year-old actor/comedian stated hes about the naughty list with a few entertainment heavyweights, such as the Kardashian clan and Tyra Banks. I understand the Kardashians dont much like me, Joel told Just Jared within an interview on Thursday, when requested if hes experienced any backlash from his jokes about the Soup. Nobody has stated How dare you! Reality stars, without exception, have reach me and also have stated, Appreciate making fun of me. We made a lot fun of [former Bachelor] Mike Pavelka, and that he responded by coming on the program, he added. Joel also added he has been suspended from mentioning Kims infamous home video created using then-boyfriend Ray J, since the network flicks out. Past the Kardashians, Joel, who also stars in NBCs hit comedy, Community, stated a particular supermodel-switched-talk show host doesn't discover the Sauces antics to become amusing. Tyra Banks was the only person that attempted to create us not feature her show on ours, he told Just Jared. However she transformed her tune, after which she discontinued the environment, much to the great disappointment. For his approaching The Soup jokes, Joel stated he's a couple of shows in your mind he needs will deliver mountain tops of mockable material. Dwts may be the reveal that continues giving, he stated. I additionally love Hoarders and My Strange Destructive addictions. I love all of the strange shows. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved.These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

WWE Within The Limit

WWE Celebrities from Raw and SmackDown push themselves harder than in the past in excess of the Limit 2011. Last years event saw Centimetres Punk lose his hair to Rey Mysterio along with a punishing I Quit match between John Cena and Batista which was so devastating Batista quit WWE and is not seen since. What new matches this year will occur when John Cena, Randy Orton, The Miz, Alberto Del Rio, Edge, Sheamus and much more push themselves Within The LIMIT.

Entourage Creator Doug Ellin on the End, the Backlash and When Fans Can Expect a Movie

Entourage Entourage may be used to fictional bad reviews aimed at its protagonist, actor Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier). After all, he's been accused of being a "fly-by-night pretty boy," and his pet project Medellin was deemed "the silliest thing to come out of South America" since Evita. In real life, however, Entourage is not used to taking such a critical beating, especially the recent wave of antagonism aimed at it. "The critics, all of a sudden, seem to have turned on us and forgotten that we were actually critically acclaimed in the past," series creator and executive producer Doug Ellin tells TVGuide.com of the criticism for last year's dark story lines. "Last season, we had our highest ratings ever, so I kind of ignore the critics." What's on your Watchlist? Create one and add your favorites, like Entourage After receiving three Emmy nominations, five Golden Globe nominations for best comedy series and praise for its unique portrayal of male friendships before the term "bromance" even entered the vernacular, Entourage has gone from awards bait to a punch line on CollegeHumor.com. So why the suddenly cold reception from critics? Ellin says that the show's transformation from a simple buddy comedy to a complicated tale that saw Vince begin using cocaine and landing in rehab, has thrown many for a loop. "Honestly, I'm very willing to be criticized. I love the show. I think it's as good as it's ever been," Ellin says. "I don't feel there's been a lot of shows in the history of television that have mixed up tones as much as we have and I think that throws people. I think that shocks them." Entourage boss on Vince in final season: "We'll see him back on top" It's a far cry from the early critiques that everything seemed to almost go too well for the boys from Queens- a theory parodied in the most recent episode when Eric (Kevin Connolly) told Vince "things always work out for us" right before Vince nearly failed a drug test. "Would you like to see everyone go, 'It's the greatest thing ever?' Of course, but when we started Season 1, I remember HBO saying, 'This is not our typical type of show, so I'd be prepared for some pretty harsh reviews,'" Ellin says. "And The New York Times said we were the best show on television that year, so I never expected that. I never expected some of the backlash." That "backlash" comes just as the show is wrapping its eight-year TV run. Although Connelly told the Today show last month that the show had been "canceled," Ellin insists his star was joking and that it was their choice to go. "I think nobody wanted it to end, but we all knew it was time to end. HBO didn't cancel us. We had a long talk with them about when it should end two years ago," Ellin says. "It feels like the right time." Entourage: Kevin Connolly to direct penultimate episode Although he is moving on, Ellin won't be moving too far from the Entourage model. His new comedy pilot at HBO, 40, follows another group of guys living in New York City and struggling with the economy in a way Vince, E, Turtle and Drama never had to do despite the recent recession. "It's a more mature Entourage. We're losing the wish fulfillment of it. It's real guys who have tried to make the right choices in life and the recession kind of smashed them in the face," Ellin says. "It became difficult to raise stakes on Entourage because, at the end of the day, he's a rich, great-looking movie star." The cast of Entourage says goodbye - for now; confident movie will happen Production on 40, however, may be the biggest speed bump standing in the way of an Entourage movie - a possibility that series executive producer Mark Wahlberg first talked about in 2009. The 40 pilot is set to shoot in October, and Ellin says the "tricky part" would be writing an Entourage film script if the pay cable network also orders a full season of 40. The film has already generated interest from HBO, as well as several film studios. "[Agent] Ari [Emanuel] calls me about it every day. He's thinking about it more than me," he says. "I kind of had to take a little break. The interest is still there. I don't know. We'll see." So what if Entourage: The Movie never hits the big screen? Ellin says he has "no idea" if the series finale will satisfy fans, but at this point, the only critic he seems to care about pleasing is himself. "The bottom line is that fans and critics have expectations and then they create their own scenarios in their heads," he says. "If it lives up to that for some people? Great. If it doesn't? I just watched the final episode, the first cut, but it matches my expectations and that's all I can do." Entourage airs Sundays at 10:30/9:30c on HBO.

Morgan Freeman On For Now You See Me

He's set to get busy conjurin'After some early wobbles, Summit Entertainment is now powering ahead with the casting process on Louis Letterier's thieving magicians thriller Now You See Me. And the latest piece of the puzzle slotting into place? Morgan Freeman. With a script by Boaz Yakin and Edward Ricourt, the movie finds a dedicated team of FBI agents looking to take down the Four Horsemen, a group of the world's greatest illusionists who use their performances as covers for daring bank heists. To help in their escape, they shower the audience with their ill-gotten gains. Jessie Eisenberg and Inglourious Basterds' Melanie Laurent were the first to clamber aboard back in June, and just last week, Amanda Seyfried joined the cast, with Mark Ruffalo close to a deal to play the leader of the Feds. Freeman won't be greatly loved by the magicians: he's playing Thaddeus, a former conjurer who has become a despised figure in the community thanks to his career of exposing how their tricks work. Before that, though, he'll be seen in both Dolphin Tale and a little movie called The Dark Knight Rises. There's no word on a start date for the film yet.

Friday Night Lights, Game of Thrones Claim TCA Awards

Friday Night Lights, Parks and Recreation, Game Of Thrones Critics sure do love the underdogs. Friday Night Lights, which didn't receive Emmy attention until its final two seasons, won the Program of the Year award for its final season at the Television Critics Association Awards on Saturday night. Game of Thrones, which was one of the most buzzed-about new shows of the year, was named Outstanding New Program. Check out the rest of today's news Parks and Recreation's Nick Offerman hosted the annual event, held at The Beverly Hilton hotel in conjunction with the TCA's summer press tour. Offerman also went home with the award for Individual Achievement in Comedy, an award he shared with Ty Burrell of Modern Family. Modern Family also scored the award for Outstanding Achievement in Comedy AMC's Mad Men took the statuette for Outstanding Achievement in Drama, while the show's star, Jon Hamm, was also recognized for Individual Achievement in Drama. After wrapping up her daytime talk show after 25 years, Oprah Winfrey was honored with the Career Achievement Award. The TCA also honored The Dick Van Dyke Show with the Heritage Award. Check out the full list of winners from the 2011 TCA Awards below: Individual Achievement in Drama: Jon Hamm, Mad Men (AMC)Individual Achievement in Comedy: Ty Burrell, Modern Family (ABC) and Nick Offerman, Parks and Recreation (NBC)Outstanding Achievement in News and Information: Restrepo (NatGeo)Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming: Amazing Race (CBS)Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming: Sesame Street (PBS)Outstanding New Program: Game of Thrones (HBO)Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials: Masterpiece: Sherlock (PBS)Outstanding Achievement in Drama: Mad Men (AMC)Outstanding Achievement in Comedy: Modern Family (ABC)Career Achievement Award: Oprah WinfreyHeritage Award: The Dick Van Dyke ShowProgram of the Year: Friday Night Lights (DirecTV/NBC)

Chu Liu Xiang

This retelling of legendary swordsman Chu Liu-hsiang is elevated by novelist Ku Lung's strong story, striking visuals by the vaunted director, but especially a first rate cast led by the majestic Ti Lung. He must hazard treacherous warriors and even a cross-gendered monk to solve the murder of three clan leaders. All that, and the presence of Nora Miao, fresh from her triumphs in Bruce Lee's films, made this a 1977 top-five box office hit and an amazing treat today

VIDEO: Vanessa Hudgens Names a Polish for Katie on Nail Files

Katie Cazorla Vanessa Hudgens jumps into Katie Cazorla's salon about the season finale of Nail Files, by which Cazorla asks our prime School Musical star to title a polish from her collection. When she concurs, Cazorla thinks: "Jackpot!" Watch the clip to determine what Hudgens names the golden yellow polish: In another clip, Cazorla interviews new receptionists for that Colored Nail. Nail Files will air two back-to-back half-hour episodes, the 2nd with Hudgens, on Tuesday beginning at 10/9c on television Guide Network.