Kenley was officially not talking to Leanne (lucky girl) and spent most of the episode brooding in a corner by herself. Jerelle confirmed that he's a few stitches short of a seam by talking to himself and Aunt Jemima.
Check out the new FlipSide Scoop, a video report of what's happening this weekend!
Go Phish!
Jam band fans rejoice: Phish is getting back together. The group last played together in August 2004. For details and tickets, visit Phish's official Web site.
Get well J.J.
Janet Jackson was rushed to the hospital Monday night after falling ''suddenly ill'' during sound check before a Montreal concert, according to her publicist.
Jackson, 42, is currently on a North American tour to promote her latest album, "Discipline."
Goodbye, blue eyes
This weekend was like riding a roller coaster -- there were a lot of ups and downs and it left me with a funny feeling in the pit of my stomach.
Friday night, I ducked the Bike Night crowds and headed to the first CapLive show to see Hoots & Hellmouth. The band burst onto the stage with its foot stompin' blend of folk and blues. I kept using the word "hootenanny" to describe the experience since it contained "hoot." Did I ever mention how clever I can be after two $4 beers?
The band performed sans a drummer and relied on wooden boards and tambourines for percussion. The lead singer, Sean Hoots' powerful vocals rivaled those of any R&B diva. I was bummed to see that the crowd was a bit sparse. i was glad that those who did attend not only clapped, but got up and danced.
We'll be missing you.
Academy Award-winning actor and Hollywood ledgend Paul Newman died Friday after a long battle with cancer. He was 83.
Some of his most famous roles included "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "Cool Hand Luke" and "The Sting."
Finish reading 'Actor Paul Newman dies' »Things you shouldn't do with your boss:
Don't get caught under the weather this weekend, there are a lot of events to keep you mind off the clouds. Click here, here and here for details.
For a recap of Thursday night's premiere of "The Office" from the YDR business blogger click here. For a "Grey's Anatomy" recap, click here.
Finish reading 'What you need to know now' »President Bush will deliver a prime-time televised speech at 9:01 p.m. Wednesday to bully Congress into passing the $700 billion plan to bail out Wall Street. The speech will supposedly take less than than 15 minutes.
Finish reading 'President Bush to interrupt Blaine' »
There has been speculation about the sexual orientation of "American Idol" runner-up Clay Aiken for years. Tuesday, he revealed he is gay via the cover of People magazine. The cover is a powerful declaration, and it's adorable to boot.
Bars are for beers, not for feet.
I know the roundup is running late this week. Monday totally snuck up on me, so back off. But seriously, last weekend was packed and writing a recap seemed a bit daunting. Here goes.
My freaky Friday began with a drink at the Westgate Lounge in West Manchester Township. It was strange to be at a bar outside the city. It was also kind of weird how much equipment the band Second Guess was trying to cram into such a small space. Talk about some serious sound check.
Joseph Arthur & The Lonely Astronauts was added to the CapLive music series.
The Brooklyn-based indie rock band will perform on Oct. 16 at the Capitol Theatre, 50 N. George St. in York. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $19.
For details and tickets, visit www.caplivemusic.com.
For details about the band, which releases a new album 'Temporary People' Sept. 30, visit www.josepharthur.com.
To learn more about CapLive, click here.
Finish reading 'Indie rockers and Road Ruler come to York' »
Best show on TV gets an Emmy to prove it
I had the 60th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday night, but I have to admit that I wasn't paying too much attention.
When, I did sit down to watch, I found myself cringing at the awkward political comments made in acceptance speeches and the schmaltzy flashbacks to great shows from days of yore. ("MASH," "The West Wing," etc.)
Pardon his puppets
There are a a ton of events going on this weekend. Click here, here or here for the lowdown.
Comedian/ventriolquist John Dunham is performing at Hershey's Giant Center. For tickets and details, click here.
Finish reading 'What you need to know now' »Presenting the new "Project Runway" podcast! YDR staffers Cathy Hirko, Susan Haller, Angie Mason and Erin McCracken sit down and discuss Wednesday's episode.
Work it, reuse and recycle.
Senior fashion marketing students at the Art Institute of York presented their "Chain Reaction" fashion show Tuesday night at Martin Library in York.
The designers put together outfits from local consignment shops for the benefit show. Watch a video above and listen to a recap from YDR entertainment reporter Erin McCracken and YDR business reporter Jessica Milcetich below.
Want more fashion? Read the "R.Runway" recap Thursday and listen for our staff commentary on the show, which is coming soon.
It seems like Kanye West keeps it fresh to death when he's fresh out of the slammer. I'm loving his new single "Love Lockdown." Listen to it here. Click here if you want to see him perform the single on the MTV VMAs. (I'm still wondering why he was wearing a broken heart.)
Farewell cherished friend!
MTV's Total Request Live, aka TRL, is ending after 10 years. Teeny boobers feel free to bust out a box of Kleenex. *sniff, sniff*
Read about the rise and fall of the music-video-countdown-turned-pop-culture-phenomenon here.
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