This is not a Daily Shock because it’s hard to believe Daniel Radcliffe is one of the biggest entertainers of the year–far from it; it’s well known that he has made his name in Hollywood and theater aside from being Harry Potter–this news that I’ll expound on below is a Daily Shock because it’s good to see Radcliffe get recognized for all of his hard work. Entertainment Weekly’s latest issue, the “Entertainers of the Year” issue, has our favorite Boy Who Lived on the cover, covered in confetti and looking dapper in a smart suit and tie. It’s not wonder why he’s on the cover; he’s made people cry in…

The Entertainment Weekly show “The No Doctor Cop Lawyer Show” went to the New York Comic Con recently and sat down with one of the biggest animating stars on Cartoon Network, Pendleton Ward, the creator of the wildly successful “Adventure Time.” I’m a huge fan of this show and animation in general, so being that I am a huge fan, I was surprised to find out that it’s actually set in a post-apocalyptic world instead of another world like I imagined it was. “It came about almost by accident” Ward said to “Doctor Cop” hosts Darren Franich and Keith Staskiewicz. “In the beginning it was just a bright-colored fantasy land,…

As 90s teenagers, we will always have a soft spot for The Backstreet Boys. They wooed us at our most vulnerable age. So we are indebted to them, no matter what direction the members take. The latest Backstreet Boy to go solo is Howie Dorough aka Howie D. His debut solo album, “Back To Me”, will drop this November, but to soothe your teenage heartache, you can now listen to his new single, “Lie To Me”, on Entertainment Weekly. Following the release of his track, “100″, “Lie To Me” takes a slower paced route, which showcases Howie D’s sensual and soulful vocals. We are not the only ones getting swept…

I used to be a big “Glee” fan. About halfway into the second season, I dropped off. The reasoning for that is that the show seemed less about the misfits and made-fun-of coalescing in a group to both find common ground and defend themselves against the high school royalty and more about how many songs the show could shoe-horn into the hour-long program. It started to seem more like commercials for iTunes than telling a story about kids trying to become high-school big-shots. However, I thought “Glee: The 3D Concert Movie” would be a out-and-out success, due to the legions of Gleeks the show still has. However, it would appear…

The CW’s new mid-season replacement drama, ‘Life Unexpected,’ which premiered on Monday, January 18, is deservingly receiving positive reviews from critics, including Entertainment Weekly. The series, which features former WB favorites Shiri Appleby (‘Roswell’) and Kerr Smith (‘Dawson’s Creek’), as well as Brittany Robertson and Kristoffer Polaha in the lead roles, chronicles the meeting of teenager Lux with her biological parents after spending all of her life in foster care. Lux hopes to become emancipated, but her mother, radio personality Cate Cassidy, decides to finally commit to commitment and take her in. With a reported 2.4 million viewers during its premiere, the CW should take a hint that wholesome, feel-good…

Entertainment Weekly online has premiered a crop of 21 new photos from several of 2009′s upcoming releases at their site. You can check them out right here. They have both trailers as well as brand-new photos from the hotly-anticipated comic book adaptation “Watchmen”, based on the Alan Moore and David Gibbons tale, the latest Harry Potter movie “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” based on the hit J. K. Rowling book series, the latest Pixar offering “Up” about a floating house, and “Terminator: Salvation”, the latest in the famous Terminator franchise with Christian Bale as the leader of mankind in a future where humans fight against machines, John Connor. There…

Star Trek fans, you’re geeking out can officially begin! Entertainment Weekly is issuing a special edition of its magazine focused around the new Star Trek film. The cover, featuring the movie’s lead actors, Zachary Quinto and Chris Pine, hits newsstands tomorrow, October 17th. Not only does the film’s director, J.J. Abrams talk about the new film, his reaction to William Shatner’s YouTube video, but most importantly he talks about the reason why he made the film. Abrams tells EW: “I don’t think people even understand what Star Trek means anymore…I think a movie that shows people of various races working together and surviving hundreds of years from now is not…

Entertainment Weekly has posted its list of what it believes to be the funniest 25 movies made since 1983 on their website, EW.com, this week. Actor/Director Christopher Guest has three films on the list, Actor/Director Ben Stiller has two films and Actor Vince Vaughn appears in two films on the list. While most of the films on the list were made in the 1980s, there are a few current films, such as Tropic Thunder, that made the list. EW’s Top 25 Funniest Films of the Last 25 Years are: 25. Withnail & I (1987) 24. The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988) 23. Austin Power: International Man…