NBC debuted a brand-new 30-second spot this past weekend to promote its coverage of the English Premier League that kicks off August 17, 2013. For those of you who know me, you’ll know that I don’t swear very often. But … Continue reading...Show More Summary
Summary: If one tuned into PBS the week after the third season of Downton Abbey concluded in March, one would have bumbled onto a delightful show called Mr. Selfridge featuring the always energetic Jeremy Piven. The show, about a real person who opened the first major department store in London...
Rihanna rocks a casual “London, It’s a Secret” t-shirt while stepping out of her hotel on Friday (May 17) in New York City. The day before, the 25-year-old entertainer rocked a stylish shawl over her head while exiting her hotel in the Big Apple. PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Rihanna On the same [...]
You’ve probably read the title of this article and asked yourself, surely there’s no way that the makers of Downton Abbey decided that rapper Sean Combs (aka Diddy, P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puffy, Puff, and a whole mess of other variations on the same themes) would be perfect for a role in the international hit [...]Show More Summary
"Downton Abbey" has been the subject of countless parodies and spoofs -- but now both Funny or Die and "The Simpsons" have gotten involved.
Last night, the wee section of the twit-O-sphere that digs both hip hop and British period dramas, wet its collective pants over Diddy’s announcement that he had become a series regular on Downton Abbey. But, alas, it was all in jest … Diddy, that jokester, was just promoting his new Funny Or Die video. In the [...]Show More Summary
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Everyone's got "Downton Abbey" fever again, including Diddy and now Homer and Marge. Watch the beautiful "Simpsons" gag inspired by the wildly popular British import...
Diddy's rather confusing Twitter announcement that he'll be appearing as a series regular on the wildly popular British aristocracy drama "Downton Abbey" has manifested itself as a mediocre Funny or Die video.
Did you know Diddy's favorite TV show is "Downton Abbey"?
The hip-hop mogul is an avid fan of the British period drama. So much so that he weaseled his way into a role on the show, sort of.
On Wednesday (May 14), Diddy took to Twitter to spill the beans on his new "role" as a cast member. Show More Summary
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Downton Abbey may be between seasons right now, but out of sight definitely doesn't mean out of mind. Earlier today we shared Sean Combs' Funny or Die video, and this Sunday night, the series will be acknowledged in the double-episode season finale of The Simpsons. Show More Summary
If one Downton Abbey spoof wasn't enough for you, The Simpsons are apparently on Diddy's wavelength, spoofing the PBS series with their own version of the show's familiar credits. The Simpsons aren't going total Abbey, the episode details Marge's obsession with the Downton-like show Upton Rectory.
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LIGHTNING: In slow motion. "Incredible footage of a lightning strike slowed down. One strike of lightning (1 second) turns into 3 minutes of footage. See what few people ever see!" DOWNTON ABBEY: Enhanced by flatulence. GIORGIO MORODER: A new track...
As you watch "Downton Abbey," you're probably thinking to yourself that there is one type of character that is blatantly not represented. It's awkward, because without this certain kind of character, the show seems very...limited. Very...not diverse. [ more › ]
The announcement of actor Gary Carr joining the cast of PBS’ Downton Abbey as its first black character didn’t sit well with one fan. Self-proclaimed “Abbey-head” Sean “Diddy” Combs surprised his followers on Wednesday when he announced on Twitter that he is headed to Highclere Castle to become a series regular on the cult British drama series. Show More Summary
Just like pretty much everyone else on the Internet, the inhabitants of Flavorwire central giggled heartily at the news yesterday that Diddy was trying to inveigle his way onto Downton Abbey. The fact that the whole thing was a clever piece of promotion for a pretty amusing … Read More
Via Spin: To the relief of Downton Abbey aficianados and the chagrin of train-wreck lovers everywhere, Diddy will not be joining the cast of the hit British period drama. This despite a series of straight-faced tweets from the artist...Show More Summary
Post by Jill Baughman Hey all you Downton Abbey fans! This is the funniest thing you're going to see all day. News has come out recently that Downton Abbey just cast its first recurring black character, Gary Carr. Little did we know, however, that that information is totally and completely false. Show More Summary
After teasingly tweeting that he'd been added to the cast of Downton Abbey, Diddy has revealed the truth: He stars in a Funny or Die clip as Lord Wolcott, who owns Downtown Abbey. Read more...