The best, weirdest and worst of last night’s show — for once, there was an actual spectrum there! — and an ultimatum. To you.
Our smashing conversation comes to an end with the SHOCKING TWIST everyone saw coming. Will Ivy and Bombshell make it to season two? Read on for our thoughts.
The best, worst and weirdest of a night that supposedly involved Britpop and undersung ’60s gems. (Spoiler: that didn’t happen.)
Bombshell moves to Boston for tech week and no relationship stands a chance at surviving. More smashing conversation, after the jump.
You knew it was gonna happen sooner or later.
Oh they went there, and we’re still processing. Read on for this week’s smashing conversation, after the jump.
The top 7 sing once more, and it ain’t pretty. Mostly. We rank the best, worst and weirdest.
Also known as, “The One Where Uma Thurman Sings.” Our weekly thoughts on ugly clothing, absent HR policies and more, after the jump.
No Adele? DENIED! We rank, then, the best, worst and weirdest of a night full of surprising deep cuts.
Discussing the meaning of “diva” and comparing all those with British accents to members of One Direction, after the jump.
It’s back to the ’80s, and we’ve got all the rankings you’ll ever need from the decade.
Ivy takes one step closer to becoming Sad Marilyn while Karen embraces her green side. Thoughts on Ellis lurking and Julia’s slightly improved wardrobe, after the jump.
Nope nope nope nope nope! No talk about sad songs! Nay! Nah! Nah, nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-darn it.
Idols perform their idols, and the results were… actually pretty great!
War metaphors, unsafe bowling practices and the cameo we’ve all been waiting for, after the jump.
Far East Movement has so many singles. Period.
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