Joel McHale News

E!'s popular comedy show THE SOUP is now moving to Wednesdays at 10:00 pm/et beginning tonight.

Beginning November 30th at 10pm, E!'s celebrated comedy series "The Soup," hosted by Joel McHale, is moving to a new night to bring fans more of the sharp-witted humor, clever commentary and hilarious clips that audiences have grown to love.

Ring in the New Year with a fresh and funny tale about dating, relationships and life as Anna Faris (Scary Movie Franchise, The House Bunny) and Chris Evans (Fantastic Four, Captain America) come together in a hilarious quest for 'the one' in WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER? Unrated Ex-tended Cut, debuting on Blu-ray and DVD January 10 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

Beginning November 30th at 10pm, E!'s celebrated comedy series "The Soup," hosted by Joel McHale, is moving to a new night to bring fans more of the sharp-witted humor, clever commentary and hilarious clips that audiences have grown to love.

In tonight's episode of NBC's COMMUNITY entitled, 'Documentary Filmmaking: Redux' - When the school board asks Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) to make a new commercial for the school, he enlists the study group to star in his production. As he gets swept away with the project, more of the student body is pulled into the fray, including Magnitude (Luke Youngblood), Fat Neil (Charley Koontz), Garrett (Erik Charles Nielsen), Leonard (Richard Erdman), Star-Burns (Dino Stamatopoulos) and even Greendale alum and genuine celebrity, Luis Guzman ('How to Make it in America'). Meanwhile, Abed (Danny Pudi) films all the activities for a documentary.

The premiere of the new movie from Disney THE MUPPETS was held at the El Capitan Theatre, on November 12, 2011, in Los Angeles. BroadwayWorld brings you photo coverage from the premiere below!

Talk show listings for Wednesday, November 9.

Talk show listings for Wednesday, November 9.

In tonight's episode of NBC's COMMUNITY titled, 'Advanced Gay', Pierce (Chevy Chase) learns that he and his Hawthorne wipes have become extremely popular and he decides to throw a big party... until his overbearing father, Cornelius Hawthorne (Larry Cedar, 'Deadwood,') shows up and puts the kibosh on the plans. Meanwhile, Troy (Donald Glover) finds himself being courted by Vice Dean Laybourne (John Goodman) and his secretive Air Conditioning Repair Annex, as well as Greendale's resident janitor, Jerry (Jerry Minor, 'Lucky Louie').

NBC builds two nights of Halloween-themed programming as the final season debut of 'Chuck' (Fridays, 8-9 p.m. ET) and the series premiere of new drama 'Grimm' (Fridays, 9-10 p.m. ET) will begin on Friday, October 28.

E!'s KOURTNEY AND KIM TAKE NEW YORK, is among a group of shows airing this November on the network. Along with KOURTNEY AND KIM, AFTER LATELY will also be returning to E! on Sunday, November 27; while THE SOUP Moves to Wednesdays Beginning November 30th.

Today, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) joins millions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people and allies by participating in Spirit Day and wearing purple. Wearing purple on this day symbolizes support for LGBT youth and taking a stand against bullying. For more information, visit: www.glaad.org/spiritday. #SpiritDay is currently trending worldwide on Twitter.

On an upcoming episode of NBC's COMMUNITY entitled 'Troy's Rude Housewarming Guests', Jeff and Pierce insult their way into Troy's apartment.

When Troy (Donald Glover) and Abed (Danny Pudi) decide to share an apartment, they host a party for the group, which takes on an altered reality as several scenarios play out. Joel McHale, Chevy Chase, Gilllian Jacobs, Alison Brie and Yvette Nicole Brown also star.

The launch of the fall television season is under way and with it, the influx of commercial interruptions. Lexus is offering an alternative to the traditional 30-minute sitcom with the debut of its fourth season of L Studio.

Talk show listings for Wednesday, October 5.

Talk show listings for Tuesday, October 4.

NBC builds two nights of Halloween-themed programming as the final season debut of 'Chuck' (Fridays, 8-9 p.m. ET) and the series premiere of new drama 'Grimm' (Fridays, 9-10 p.m. ET) will begin on Friday, October 28.

Last night was TV's top honors and the queen bee of the night was undoubtedly host Jane Lynch, who rocked the amphitheatre from beginning to end and proved to be a host to boast she is the most of the most - and among the best. The very best. Neil Patrick Harris and Hugh Jackman better watch out now with Jane in town! The rest of the Emmys evening was filled with a few thrilling surprises and some very unexpected upsets, chiefly among them: Julie Bowen and Ty Burrell's MODERN FAMILY wins as the show proceeded to sweep most of the Comedy categories, including Best Comedy for the second year in a row; and, in Drama, Peter Dinklage taking top honors for his ingratiating GAME OF THRONES turn and Kyle Chandler taking home the prize for the final season of FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS. Grandiloquent DOWNTON ABBEY was shown some serious love in the form of Oscar-winning GOSFORD PARK scribe's Julian Fellowes writing win, Maggie Smith for her supporting role, Brian Percival for directing; as was HBO's MILDRED PIERCE - with Guy Pearce and Kate Winslet scoring the big wins - yet the picaresque big-budget series ultimately lost Best Miniseries to the UK-bred DOWNTON ABBEY, where it was somewhat unfairly juxtaposed by most accounts - and, surprising no one coming after its superb fourth season, MAD MEN expectedly took home Best Drama Series. So, for a rundown of the best, the rest and a whole lot more, read on!