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This might be an offer that Kevin Smith just can’t refuse. A filmmaker from New Jersey, Jim Riffel, has offered the ‘Clerks’ director $10,000 if he will review his new horror-comedy film. Why Smith? Riffel says it’s because “this film is a comedy, and Kevin Smith made some great comedies so I’m hoping it might be a good match.” It will certainly get people’s attention.

Michael Jackson is one of those celebrities that earned a lot of money during his lifetime and keeps racking it in well after. Just because a celebrity dies it doesn’t mean that their work or the fan interest goes away. Every year around Halloween, Forbes reveals their list of the Top-Earning Dead Celebrities over the past year (October 2010 to October 2011), and Jackson is clearly tops. Read Mor

‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ got rather surreal last night during an interview with ‘Jersey Shore’ star Snooki. In the middle of the interview, Snooki’s MTV pals Beavis and Butt-head suddenly showed up, watching the interview in their apartment and poking fun at the questions that Kimmel was asking Snooki.

Bruce Willis has two new big events coming up in his life: ‘Die Hard 5′ and ‘Willis 4.’

The backstage goings-on at ‘Saturday Night Live’ are legendary, and Darrell Hammond, who spent 14 years on the show performing impersonations of Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, is no stranger to them. His new book titled ‘God, If You’re Not Up There, I’m F*cked,’ details his years of drug use and other behavior some fans might be surprised to hear about.

Still don’t have a costume for Halloween? You might want to hurry since the big day is less than a week away. To help out a little, TV.com has a bunch of ideas for costumes inspired by TV characters. Some are kinda lame (going as Barney from ‘How I Met Your Mother’ means you’re basically just a dude in a nice suit), but there are some you could have fun with. In addition to ‘The Walking Dead’ (abo

Conan O’Brien is at his best when he’s interacting with other people in segments where he can improvise when something unexpected happens. That’s just what happened when stuntman Steven Ho showed the late-night host how to properly defend himself from bullies.

If you could meet your future self, what would he or she look like? What would you two talk about? What would you do together? ‘Saturday Night Live‘ tried to answer these questions on last night’s show with a few spoofs of Lincoln Financial’s “Hello Future” ad campaign. Check out Bill Hader and his deteriorating future meeting cute on a plane below.

Different countries have different versions of movie trailers and TV spots for movies — and sometimes the international editions are better than their stateside counterparts, like this Japanese preview for ‘Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.’

Are you a V-neck sort of guy? That was the question in last night’s Digital Short on ‘Saturday Night Live.’ Andy Samberg wasn’t sure if he was the type of guy who would wear a V-neck, but host Ben Stiller changed his mind.

Fans of ‘The Simpsons’ were thrown into a panic a couple of weeks ago when word leaked that the voice actors on the show were holding out for more money. Fox said if they couldn’t come to an agreement this current season would be the last for the show. There’s happy news though: the show has been renewed for two more seasons — the 24th and 25th seasons, to be exact.

Who would’ve thought we’d ever see Conan O’Brien back at NBC? Well, that’s exactly what happened last night when O’Brien popped in to visit Jimmy Fallon on ‘Late Night,’ the show he hosted for 16 years.