VH1 honored The Who this past Saturday at the Pauley Pavilion in LA, giving thousands of fans the chance to raise their goblets to rock. The show opened with The Foo Fighters playing "Young Man Blues" and continued with Incubus, The Flaming Lips, Tenacious D, and Pearl Jam saluting rock legends Rogers Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, and Keith Moon. Tune into VH1 July 17th to see these amazing bands for yourself.

Within Bravo's network of high quality reality TV exists a hierarchy. On top, Project Runway and Flipping Out, and then there are the rest. Of course I still watch most of them, like Work Out. It isn't my favorite but people love it, and they love Jackie Warner and her insane abs. Well now you too can have a little slice of 'Sky Sport' for only 8.99, which I'm guessing is cheaper than a real life one-on-one session with the power trainer. I have yet to watch One-on-one Training with Jackie, but the reviews are great and I'm dying to try the core/ab segment.

I tend to relate real life to television shows way too much. On the Daily Show, Wyatt Cenac gives a hilarious commentary on how exciting the democratic primaries have been compared to the ridiculous occurences on LOST. Watch to find out who wins.

Writer/Director M. Night Shyamalan has left moviegoers puzzled yet again. The Man who brought you "The Village" and "Signs" has brought us another urban myth thriller that leaves the ending of the movie up in the air. "The Happening" starring Mark Wahlberg is a paranoid thriller about a family on the run from a natural crisis that presents a large-scale threat to humanity. This film was his first rated "R" movie, promising more of a thriller than his previous mysteries. Well ... not so much! If you are expecting to be terrified, prepare to be un-satisfied. Take the twenty bucks you were going to spend and treat yourself to a mani-pedi. You will enjoy yourself way more and not walk away thinking "I just wasted two hours of my life, that I will never get back." I admit, this film could have had a decent story line, but the execution and ending were disappointing. Don't watch.

Croc, everyone's favorite (or despised) footwear giant has created a new kind of city guide. CitiesByFoot.com, features fun walking video guides of unique places to shop, eat, and play in to New Orleans, San Francisco, Denver, Las Vegas, Aspen and Vail. The fast-paced 2 to 3 minute segments reveal insider info to each cities' most popular 'hoods and special offers from Crocs and partners.