Amanda Bynes News

As 2012 comes to a close and Hollywood prepares to celebrate its finest performances of the year, it seems only fitting to also reflect on those stars who have made headlines for all the wrong reasons. In this all-new one-hour E! Special, we will count down the most eyebrow-raising, the most shocking, the most downright boneheaded celebrity moments in recent memory ... and unless you are Charlie Sheen or Amanda Bynes, this is one show you do not want to miss. Join our entire team of comedic commentators who have come together to toast Hollywood's biggest public boo-boos, when 'Celebrity Oops... They Did It Again' premieres Wednesday, December 19 at 9:00pm ET/PT, only on E!

The end of the world was predicted by the Mayans. It has been anticipated for thousands of years in religious texts. And now it is written on your DVR channel guide for all eternity, because E!'s outrageously funny clip show, 'The Soup' is doing an entire episode dedicated to the day of doom and what brought the end to fruition. Why trust Joel McHale and the rest of 'The Soup' team on what brought on Armageddon? Simply, they've been telling you so all along (or at least for the last eight years)! From Honey Boo Boo, Danny Bonaduce and the awkwardly scripted drama on 'The Hills' to every season of 'Celebrity Rehab,' 'The Bachelor,' and 'Housewives of Everywhere,' the signs have been there and we have been calling them out weekly. So batten down the hatches, forget Christmas shopping, pour yourself a shot of Tila Tequila and tune-in to 'The Soup' - End of the World 'We Told You So' Spectacular' on Wednesday, December 19th at 10pm ET/PT on E!

By all accounts, Amanda Bynes was a Hollywood success story. Born and raised in Southern California, she got her big break early, and enjoyed the support of a loving family. Amanda co-starred on Nickelodeon's hit series "All That" for three seasons, and then got her very own show on the network called "The Amanda Show," all while still in her teens. Movie roles followed, and it seemed like nothing would stand in her way. However, she has since "retired" from Hollywood and, after a slew of very public driving mishaps this year which landed her in the middle of a media frenzy, people are wondering what is next for this star. Find out the full story and what all the buzz is about when "THS: Amanda Bynes" premieres Sunday, December 16 at 10:30pm ET/PT on E!

On the heels of last week's series finale of iCARLY that topped all basic cable with 6.4 million total viewers, Nickelodeon is announcing the series pick-up of Sam & Cat (20 episodes), a spin-off comedy from award-winning creator and executive producer Dan Schneider (iCarly, Victorious, Drake & Josh, Zoey 101).

Nickelodeon's popular game show FIGURE IT OUT returns to the network with 30 all-new episodes of unique hidden talents, celebrity panelists and slime beginning tonight, October 15, at 7p.m. (ET/PT).

Nickelodeon's popular game show FIGURE IT OUT returns to the network with 30 all-new episodes of unique hidden talents, celebrity panelists and slime beginning Monday, October 15, at 7p.m. (ET/PT).

One of Nickelodeon's most popular game shows of the '90s, Figure It Out premieres with an all-new 2012 style today, June 11, at 7 p.m. (ET/PT). All new episodes of the game show that challenges celebrities to guess kid contestants' unique talents will feature guest panelists from hit Nickelodeon series including iCarly, Big Time Rush and Victorious. Hosted by Jeff Sutphen (BrainSurge), Figure It Out airs Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. (ET/PT).

One of Nickelodeon's most popular game shows of the '90s, Figure It Out premieres with an all-new 2012 style on Monday, June 11, at 7 p.m. (ET/PT). All new episodes of the game show that challenges celebrities to guess kid contestants' unique talents will feature guest panelists from hit Nickelodeon series including iCarly, Big Time Rush and Victorious. Hosted by Jeff Sutphen (BrainSurge), Figure It Out airs Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. (ET/PT).

As first reported on Deadline.com, Nickelodeon is bringing back its 1990's game show FIGURE OUT after more than a decade off the air. The network has just ordered 40 all-new episodes of the show which is set to begin production this April in Los Angeles. The reboot will premiere later this year.

TeenNick stokes fan demand for more '90s shows with the addition of two new series to the network's buzzworthy 'The '90s Are All That' two-hour programming block. The new lineup of iconic Nickelodeon '90s shows kicks off Monday, Sept. 5, with back-to back episodes of the popular animated series Rocko's Modern Life and Hey Arnold! at 12 a.m. and 1 a.m., respectively (all times ET).

Jennifer Aniston, Alicia Keys, Demi Moore and Film Independent Spirit Award-winner Patty Jenkins (Monster) have been signed to direct the Lifetime Original Movie Project Five, an anthology of five short films exploring the impact of breast cancer on people's lives.

According to Deadline.com, Will Sasso has been cast as Curly in the upcoming film based on the world-famous slapstick TV series 'The Three Stooges.' Although casting is expected to officially be completed by the end of the week, Hank Azaria is a main contender to play Moe; James Marsden is being considered to play Larry.

First reported by BroadwayWorld.com back in December, the Hollywood Bowl has now officially confirmed that they have chosen their summer musical... Drum roll please... HAIRSPRAY! The Hollywood Bowl has been knocking these musicals out of the ballpark these last three years with LES MISERABLES, GUYS & DOLLS and RENT.

We are hearing HUGE rumblings that the Hollywood Bowl has chosen their summer musical... Drum roll please... HAIRSPRAY! The Hollywood Bowl has been knocking these musicals out of the ballpark these last three years with LES MISERABLES, GUYS & DOLLS and RENT.

Weekend movie box office UPDATE: October 1-October 3, 2010.

Weekend movie box office estimates: October 1-October 3, 2010.

Weekend movie box office update: September 24-September 26, 2010.

Weekend movie box office estimates: September 24-September 26, 2010.

Weekend movie box office estimates: September 17-September 19, 2010.

Original cast albums are wonderful things. They preserve the music, lyrics and orchestrations of shows for other generations and allow today's teens to enjoy the craftsmanship of Rodgers and Hart and Vincent Youman. They also allow someone who was only six years old when the original production of FANNY played on Broadway to fall in love with Harold Rome's remarkable score on black vinyl and later on CD. This is music that is filled with gems, but the special moment that most aficionados tend to recall is William Tabbert's soaring rendition of the title tune. His singing of the plaintive lyric, 'Here's a boy with no heart to give Fanny... Not worth the tears you'll cry, Fanny, oh Fanny, goodbye' is so stellar that it remains in peoples' minds more than half a century later. The production ran for almost 900 performances but most people who remember Tabbert's singing never saw the show. It's the cast album that echoes in their ears and resonates in their hearts.