Celebrity News

From public meltdowns to public breakups, Alex Balcerski dishes the dirt in the celebrity news series It Could Be Worse. It's a shame that the episodes aren't exactly posted on the weekly schedule the channel shoots for, as the celebrity world moves so fast. But when they eps do go up they're always lots of fun.

Jeanine Hughes gives her lighthearted and satirical views of the world around her in the comedy news series, Jeanine TV. The blend of politics, pop cultural comedy, and music reviews is a bit strange, but Hughes' wit manages to pull it all together. The irregular schedule is a bit disappointing though for a program dealing so frequently with current affairs.

Chic Report isn't your high class style program. Instead it has fun with style, delivering juicy stories and witty commentary on the often overlapping worlds of fashion and entertainment.

I love the approach, but the irregularly released videos let the series down. There's no way to deliver the hottest gossip when months pass between episodes.

Most young people would fall asleep watching the television's nightly news bulletins. Lauren Mayhew and Cameron Goodman, and their team of regular correspondents, come to the rescue with their upbeat news channel, Breakfast Burrito News. Its frenetic pace is matched by diverse stories presented in an easily digestible way for the YouTube Generation.

The writer's strike is the biggest thing happening in the entertainment industry right now. It saw the cancellation of the Golden Globes ceremony, the Oscars are in doubt, and we’re all missing our favorite TV shows.

You can learn more about the strike at the United Hollywood YouTube channel. It features more than 100 videos to entertain you while all the good shows are off air!

As a pop culture addict I love our latest celebrity news channel, The PopCrunch Show. This is the video version of PopCrunch, one of the bitchiest blogs online.

Host Sarah East doesn't hold back when she talks about celebrity train wrecks like Amy Winehouse and Britney Spears. There are only a few videos here right now, but I'm hanging out for the next installment.

CW Now is the latest news series, and it's just joined our entertainment news line-up. The program launched last month, and it's already delivering some great stories.

CW Now serves up the stories that matter to its young adult audience, including gossip about cool clothes, new tunes, the latest blockbusters, and must-have gadgets. The channel adds new episodes every week to help you stay on top of the hottest trends.

The latest channel to join our news category is The Feed, a daily wrap of pop culture gossip and technology tidbits.

With its daily broadcast, there's always plenty to see on The Feed. These short videos offer great tastes of news articles without getting bogged down by the details.

If you couldn't make it to this year's Comic-Con, you can see what you missed with G4's Comic-Con 2007 coverage, the latest addition to our celebrity entertainment category.

Comic book expert Blair Butler joined Attack of the Show's Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn for these exclusive broadcasts. The channel includes interviews with some of the convention's biggest stars including Gwyneth Paltrow, Neil Gaiman, My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way, and the cast of Superbad. If you haven't had enough Comic-Con action, you can also relive last year's event at G4's Comic-Con 2006 channel.

Comic-Con 2006 may have passed us by but you can relive all the action with G4's Comic-Con 2006 coverage, the latest addition to our celebrity entertainment category.

Attack of the Show has covered Comic-Con since 2003, but 2006 was the first year hosts Kevin Pereira, Olivia Munn, and Blair Butler broadcasted live. The vids include exclusive interviews with some of the convention's biggest stars including Samuel L. Jackson, Snoop Dogg and Veronica Mars heroine, Kristen Bell.