The battle against pirates has finally been settled for one file-sharing website.

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Armond White spoke about Michael Jackson during this On Camera Program, "Pop Video Artists and Hollywood Influence" Jan. 18, 2008. In part 1 of the video clip of White speaking, which really gets started around the 3:35 mark, he focuses on Jackson's "era-defining movements." See part 1 below, and click here for part 2.

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Bravo, the well-known guilty pleasure channel, announced yesterday that it will be premiering another installation of the Real Housewives of Atlanta on July 30.

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The early '90s television series Twin Peaks, whose brilliant and even transcendent first season was followed by a disappointing and often abysmal second, will be revived in five-minute webisodes that pick up where the show left off so many years ago.

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After the drive-in movies’ 75-year decline, one Californian is trying to bring them back.

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Why aren’t more people talking about Beautiful People on Logo? The BBC series about Barney’s creative director Simon Doonan’s childhood (updated from the ’60s to the ’90s) is the kind of deliriously whacked-out comedy that should inspire a cult following—especially since it’s produced by one of the men behind Absolutely Fabulous.

Beautiful People being British, half the jokes fly over my head, but who can care when there’s a fearlessly gay 13-year-old on television fully supported by his parents? When the young Simon (Luke Ward-Wilkinson) leaves for school in costume to audition for the school’s production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat, he and his mother (scene-stealer Olivia Colman) sashay down the street singing “Take That Look Off Your Face” from Song and Dance, while his best friend Kylie (Layton Williams) offers up a high-kicking version of “Tomorrow” and the neighborhood’s mean girl belts “Don’t Rain on My Parade” before they all head off to school singing “Ease on Down the Road.”

Smartly going for the darkly comedic zaniness of AbFab, Beautiful People is another wise move on the part of Logo. If The Big Gay Sketch Show is frequently as dull and inexplicable as Saturday Night Live, at least Logo offers genuinely entertaining shows like Sordid Lives (which sadly looks unlikely for a second season), Rick and Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple in All the World, and breakout hit RuPaul’s Drag Race. Beautiful People fits in nicely with those shows, even with its determinedly British, hyper-realistic style that finds a grandmother’s death from a microwave explosion played for laughs. With only three episodes left, make Beautiful People your must-watch summer TV fare. Think of it as a crisp gin and tonic in the middle of a miserable television heat wave exemplified by I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here.

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This fall, NBC stations will replace traditional 5 p.m. newscasts with a daily lifestyle show, reports The Observer.

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Perennial heartthrob James Franco might have a little obsession with the romanticism of the Beat generation.

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I don’t get it. Is Fox's new show Glee really that great? Sure, there are funny lines here and there and everything Jane Lynch (Sue Sylvester) says is hilarious, but the rest of the show is flat-out uninteresting.

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Spider-Man is getting lazy. The superhero has recently been spotted not only taking public transportation, but walking rather casually down the subway platforms.

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