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Jersey Shore Season 4 Sorry, Italy- Full Video
The trailer for Season 4 of “Jersey Shore” was loosed upon us Monday night (July 18). The cast is in Italy, where they soak up the centuries-old architecture, marvel at the many cultural monuments, savor the beautiful cuisine …
Oh, who are we kidding: Fists are pumped, fights are staged, drinks are downed, tongues are enjoined in extreme closeup. So, pretty much the usual “Jersey Shore” shenanigans, but in Italy (at least Vinny plays lip service to learning Italian and finding a nice local girl). There’s also some extremely dramatized footage of Snooki’s fender-bender with a cop car.
YouTube Top 9 Videos Of The Week
Most popular YouTube videos of the week, look no further.
Once again, we’re bringing you the week’s most-watched videos, hot off the charts via YouTube Trends, a feature launched by YouTube that aggregates the site’s video stats and draws upon “the wisdom of top curators across the web” to offer visitors a look at real-time trends among the YouTube community.
So what did the web go wild over this week? Puss In Boots returns, Grandpa goes berserk, Selena Gomez gets flustered over Shia LaBeouf–and much, much more.
Watch the 9 most popular YouTube videos of the week and vote for your favorites.
65th annual Tony Awards 2011 Highlights Full Video
65th annual Tony Awards were one of the liveliest in recent memory. Returning host Neil Patrick Harris started the show off with a peppy song and dance number, sang twice more during the broadcast and finished the show off with a re-cap rap. It was “legen….wait for it…dary!”
One of the highlights from Harris’ second tenure as host included an opening number that featured a vocal vignette by Stephen Colbert, an Anthony Weiner joke and the line “Broadway has never been broader, it’s not just got gays anymore!” Harris tackled the elephant in the room, the continued troubles with “Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark,” in a 30-second segment in which he made as many quips as he could before time ran out. Hugh Jackman joined Harris on stage later in the show for a medley of show-tunes with lyrics altered to script a fight over which of the two is a better Tonys host.
Among other presenters, Bono and The Edge seemed to be the standouts for their willingness to make fun of their musical’s recent troubles, stating, “it has been confirmed by the Reverend Harold Camping that ‘Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark’ will be opening Tuesday.” Trey Parker and Matt Stone caused some chuckles when they thanked their deceased co-writer Joseph Smith upon winning the award for Best New Musical.
The Best Musical numbers of the evening were from “Anything Goes”, “Book Of Mormon”, “Scottsboro Boys”, and “Company.” Best Lead Actress In A Musical winner Sutton Foster showed off her tap dancing skills in the delightful titular number of the musical “Anything Goes”.
