The chorus of disapproval against Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi's appearance as guest speaker at Rutgers University earlier this year was evidently not loud enough in the world of academia.

Another reality-TV personality one-upped the petite party girl by addressing scholars at a glorified Ivy League University.

It wasn't Kim Kardashian, thought I imagine she isn't far behind.

Last week, Vinny Guadagnino of "Jersey Shore" infamy, showed up at Professor Diane Vaughn’s class titled “Mistake, Misconduct, and Disaster” at Columbia University to discuss anti-bullying and the importance of being a polite citizen.

It was first reported by TMZ...

After his film re-debut in the comedy “Horrible Bosses” (which I enjoyed very much), Colin Farrell comes back with a vengeance in “Fright Night” in 3D, a remake of the 1985 horror film.

This version is rewritten by Marti Noxon and directed by Craig Gillespie with a lighter attitude to fit in with today’s generation.

If you haven’t seen the 1985 original film don’t fret; at 15 years old back then I...

You don't need no stinking badges to be part of the buzz of this year's epic Comic-Con, touching down in San Diego July 20-25.

There's plenty of stuff going on outside of the Convention Center's walls that showcases the largest collection of film-makers, network execs, celebs, geeks, storm troopers and super heroes descending at the this year's popular arts extravaganza to entertain you over the five days.

Comic-Con, or "Cannes for Blockbusters," as it's been referred to due to Hollywood's overwhelming presence, isn't just for the 130,000 attendees who braved the multiple online ticketing failures and scored a badge. Marketing efforts by movie and television studios spill out onto the streets around the downtown San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter in an effort to reach out to as many fans as possible.

For the badge-...

This latest Balloon Boy-type hoax involving the 8-year-old girl getting pricked by her own mother’s Botox-laden hand might turn out to be a disgusting ploy used to tug at our heartstrings to sell us papers, magazines and television gossip shows.

I’m also sorry to say this Botox-Mom media scandal is looking like another amateur episode of Reality TV gone wrong, and there should be consequences for all parties involved in publishing this rubbish.

This piece of Reality TV-inspired journalism was first reported in the British tabloid The Sun, after they (allegedly) paid Kelly Campbell to reveal her minor daughter’s unconventional beauty routine.

When photos surfaced of Campbell (a.k.a. Sheena Upton) giving her 8-year-old daughter Botox injections to keep her in tip-top beauty-pageant shape, it was like watching a bad re-run of the...