Ashton Kutcher Sells CBS 'Dear Girls Above Me' Twitter-Inspired Show
Haven't gotten your fill of TV shows based on single-serving Twitter feeds? (If so, you're probably alone.) After the disappointing '$#*! My Dad Says' and the seemingly random snatching-up of @shhhdontellsteve by CBS, we figured we'd have some respite before another Twitter account turned to TV. But less than a month after Twitter fanatic Ashton Kutcher landed the deal for 'Don't Tell Steve,' the ...
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Last year, a Roman Catholic bishop urged believers to give up text messaging for Lent, and, this Ash Wednesday, other religious leaders are expanding on that suggestion. Instead of encouraging church members to avoid chocolate or other trivialities, a group of English bishops has asked that Anglicans engage in a complete ...
So, get this: Bill Gates is on Twitter. Care? No, neither did we, particularly. But it's apparently big news around the Interwebs that the Microsoft founder has hopped aboard the 140-character social networking bandwagon. At the moment, the official @BillGates account is only following 40 other accounts, mostly those of charities related to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, along with a few ...
Twitter's agreement to appear in a future reality show may cost the microblogging site its most popular celebrity advocate. News of Twitter's partnership with Reveille and Brillstein Entertainment groups was met with instant consternation from the Ashton Kutcher clan, including his wife Demi Moore. Both threatened to take a tweeting time-out, which would surely devastate Kutcher's ...
After beating the cable news channel in a race to one-million Twitter followers last month, celebrity tweeter-extraordinaire Ashton Kutcher harkened back to his 'Punk'd' days on Wednesday, making good on his promise to prank the losing CNN. Kutcher unfurled a banner with his Twitter name, "@aplusk" across the CNN logo at the company's downtown Atlanta headquarters. Accompanied by a film crew that ...
Earlier today, we wrote about a monumental turning point in Twitter's history. No, the site hasn't been purged of its chronic downtime (fail whale), and obnoxious "social networking media marketing mavens" haven't been banished; instead, the All-Powerful Oprah began tweeting (@oprah). The day-time hostess announced yesterday via Facebook that she would begin using the microblogging site today. ...
Yesterday, at approximately 2:10 p.m. EST, Oprah Winfrey announced her entry into Twitter society via a post on her Facebook page. Less than two hours later, she already had upwards of 33,000 Twitter followers. According to TechCrunch, Oprah will welcome Ashton "King of Twitter" Kutcher to today's show, from whence she will emit her very first tweet. Apparently, Kutcher has pledged to donate ...
If you're like most movie fans, you spent your Sunday night glued to the television watching award after award get handed out between endless strings of montages. But, a growing number of online fans used the social service Twitter to get a glimpse behind the scenes, thanks to a number of celebrity tweeters. Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore (known as Mr. and Mrs. Kutcher to Twitter fans) were some ...
Not content to just make terrible films and older women, Ashton Kutcher is getting into the gossip market with a new blog called Blahgirls. The site offers a relatively light-hearted take on traditional celebrity gossip, lacking the nastiness of bloggers like Perez Hilton and the infuriating stalking of print outlets like US Weekly. The blog is "written" by three animated teenage girls (that ...








