Update, 10:37 p.m.: In case there was any doubt left, Beyonce closed her live performance during the VMAs by removing her blazer and revealing the stretchy panel in her maternity pants. Sasha Fierce is definitely having Jay-Z’s baby. Original post: Beyonce confirmed her pregnancy on the MTV Video Music Awards black carpet this evening. Read full article > >

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WPGC’s six-hour birthday party at the 9:30 Club on Thursday night featured sets from more than a half-dozen acts both recent and vintage, but it was the crazy-prolific R&B hitmaker (and newly crowned Avon cosmetics spokesmodel) Keri Hilson who got to bat cleanup. Her hits-dense, rigidly paced 35-minute set culminated in “ Pretty Girl Rock ,” a hard-to-resist number that appropriates its chorus (“Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful”) from an old shampoo ad slogan. Hilson was a frequent presence on the charts as a songwriter and arranger before she launched her performing career in earnest. Unlike B.o.B., the Atlanta rapper who preceded her onstage, Hilson didn’t bring a band, just a DJ/hype man, two dancers and a drummer. The heavy presence of prerecorded elements in Hilson’s set, backing vocals included, made it difficult to parse what her live singing contributed, so jams such as “Gimme What I Want,” “The Way You Love Me” and “ Get Your Money Up ” sounded indistinguishable from their recorded versions, which all sound pretty great. Read full article > >

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Get ready to gleek out: 20th Century Fox TV and the company’s film division will produce a three-dimensional movie version of Glee based on their tour. The studio plans to release the film, GLEE LIVE! 3-D!, directed by Fame’s Kevin Tancharoen, for a…

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LIVE BLOG | Washington is now down 2-0 in the series after the overtime loss at the Verizon Center.

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Fan of the original Hoodwinked? Watch for Hoodwinked Too in theaters April 29th, and right now, watch the live premiere below, with word from the red carpet from stars Heidi Klum, Patrick Warburton, Martin Short, David Alan Grier, Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong, Andy Dick, Soundtrack artists Lavay Cole and CeeJ and Director Mike Disa and Producer Maurice Kanbar.

Ghostface returns tonight! Tune in at 6:30PM PST

LIVE | Washington and Milwaukee make up for yesterday’s rainout and battle it out at Nationals Park in back-to-back games.

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This isn’t the first time fans have toyed around with a Legend of Zelda movie. It’s one of the only popular video games that hasn’t seen a live-action adaptation hit theaters, though that’s not stopping hardcore Zelda fans from creating their own live-action versions (via amusing trailers) of the game that follows our hero Link as he continually attempts to rescue Princess Zelda. The latest fan-made Legend of Zelda trailer is perhaps the most creative yet, as it imagines what the live-action adaptation would like if it were to come from the mind of John Hughes. The writer-director behind such ‘80s classics as The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and Plains, Trains and Automobiles has a distinct voice that spoke to people… Read More Read Comments

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Fun Finds: ‘The Legend of Zelda’ as a John Hughes Movie

Green Hornet and Kato fans, the first superhero movie of 2011 rolls out its red carpet in Hollywood at 6:30 p.m. PST for the premiere, and you can tune in for the worldwide live-streaming webcast right here: Sure to be strutting the red carpet are Seth Rogen and Jay Chou, who don the superhero getup (without the tights) and soup up their ride – AKA the Black Beauty – as they take on the roles of the classic comic book crime-fighting duo.

This live blog will try to capture the latest developments throughout the day.

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Megatron’s New Movie Look Revealed? These days our first glimpses of superhero or Transformers characters usually comes from action figures. Since the toys are developed alongside the films, most of the time someone will leak images of these toys before we get to see what their live-action counterparts look like. For example, someone sent JoBlo an image of what appears to be the new Megatron toy. The toy and its vehicle actually do match up with a truck that’s been seen around set. Definitely one of the more stylish looks for Megatron, which is good since I can never tell which giant metallic robot is which.

Hard to believe that it’s been over two years since Reese Witherspoon has starred in a movie. But tonight, the drought is broken as Witherspoon joins castmates Owen Wilson, Paul Rudd and Jack Nicholson for the premiere of How Do You Know. Other guests include Orlando Bloom, Jane Fonda, Chelsea Handler, Aaron Sorkin and Tony Danza. You can watch the live premiere below, begining at 9pm EST/6pm PST.

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The GOP can’t be led by Sarah Palin. But can it live without her?

An online scavenger hunt kicks off the reissue of David Bowie’s influential tenth album Ground control to Bowie fans—the iconic singer today re-releases his legendary tenth studio album Station To Station with a web-based scavenger hunt to promote it. Simply gather all nine images of The Thin White Duke from around the web (starting with the one here) for access to a never-before-heard Bowie KCRW remix and a chance to win the Deluxe Edition box set , t-shirt, Bowie catalog on CD and an iPod Nano. The first 50 people to complete the hunt receive a limited-edition shirt. The Deluxe Edition includes the original analog master as well as a highly sought after and previously unreleased recording of the live ’76 show at Nassau Coliseum. Also included are a DVD, an unreleased photo of David Bowie by famed photographer Steve Schapiro and extensive memorabilia. Click on the image to the right to get started. To purchase the box set, visit Amazon where it sells for $133, or for around $27 you can get the “Special” three-disc edition, also from Amazon .

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Did the live studio audience ruin President Obama’s Daily Show interview? Adam Frucci at Splitsider writes, “The trouble with having a live audience at what is supposed to be a relatively serious discussion is that it forces everything to be dumbed…

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