UOL Televisão Em " #Ti-Ti-Ti", Marcela e Edgar sobem ao altar com ajuda de Julinho e Jaqueline

Após Edgar (Caio Castro) fugir com Marcela (Isis Valverde) bem no dia do casamento dela com Renato (Guilherme Winter), os dois vão subir ao altar. Dirigindo o carro de Giancarlo (Mauro Mendonça), Edgar para o veículo em frente a uma igrejinha, onde Jaqueline (Claudia Raia) e Julinho (André Arteche) esperam por eles. Em poucos minutos, Marcela troca alianças de casamento, não com Renato, mas com Edgar, seu verdadeiro amor. A cena está prevista para ir ao ar nesta quinta (18/11)

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Glee-Dux: Gwyneth Paltrow Makes Her Debut, Flirts With Schue—and Sue Takes Over, Too!

Tue., Nov. 16, 2010 8:00 PM PST by Jenna Mullins

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Well, hello Gwyneth Paltrow! And welcome to Glee. It's nice to see you stirring up some trouble around McKinley High.

While the introduction of Holly Holiday was like a head of blond hair being whipped into our faces, so much more went down tonight on Glee. And you know we're covering everything from A to Z, Artie to Will, plus dropping some knowledge on what's ahead….

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WHAT WE LEARNED:

The Best Way to Start an Episode: Glee just starts off better when it begins with a Sue/Will showdown, don't you think? We're also happy to hear Sue claim her friendship with the Schue "got boring." We agree. The hair jokes are back, ya'll!

Vintage Glee Is Awesome Glee: We love when the show seems to poke fun at itself. All of the jokes about "Journey songs we haven't done yet" were spot on and just awesome. Plus, we got the return of character inner monologues and Sue's diary! This is us scribbling "OUTSTANDING" in our journals. And underlining it.

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Speaking of Old-School Glee: We were treated (tortured?) by an appearance from Crazy Terri. While we welcome back Jessalyn Gilsig with open arms, we do not approve of the ex Mrs. Schuester's seductions via vapor rub. May phlegm fill your sinuses for that move, lady!

We Need a Word for Love Triangle Plus Two: Love rhombus? The addition of Holly and Terri just complicates the already complicated Will-Emma-Carl debacle. There were some sparks between our Glee club leader and the hot substitute, who apparently has a heartbroken fiancé somewhere. Bet he's coming back. And the other kind of sparks between Terri and Holly? Brutal, especially when the "I'm never coming back" speech from the off balance ex-wife followed it.

Will and Mike Chang Make an Awesome Duo: Who knew? I guess Ryan Murphy did, because the "Make 'Em Laugh" number was a huge highlight. No easy feat, considering this was an episode full of stellar scenes. We do not mind at all if they do another number together soon. We also don't mind Matt Morrison rocking the scruffy look while he was sick.

Kurt and Blaine Might Be on the Way to Couple Kingdom: At least, we hope so. It's pretty obvious that the world became obsessed with Darren Criss' character pretty much from the very first note of "Teenage Dream," and we hope that seeing Kurt smiling and acting like himself with someone he cares about brings even more Blaine-Kurt shippers. But the cutesy dinner at Breadstix (where else?) was nicely broken up with Mercedes' hallucination. Sometimes little accessories fall out of our mouths, too. Mostly teeny-tiny shoes, though.

Glee Was Just Not Messing Around Tonight: Death threats? Tot cravings? Chicago numbers? The writers of Glee sure threw a lot at us (too many funny quotes makes our brains explode), and ending it with that killer "Umbrella-Singin' In the Rain" mashup was a nice coast to the end. But the most important thing to take away from this episode...Sue is principal?! Oh, yeah. That. Just. Happened.

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WHAT LIES AHEAD

Some Bruno Mars: The track listing for volume four of Glee: The Music includes some songs we haven't heard or seen yet, so dissecting the 30 second previews is a no-brainer. There are two Bruno Mars covers, and what sounds like a Quinn-Sam duet to "(I've Had) The Time of My Life." Looks like those who think Sam and Quinn aren't in it for the long haul (read: at least until midseason) might be proven wrong.

After seeing next week's promo, it is clearly time for us to get ready for wedded bliss. We got a quick shot of Sue's awesome track suit wedding dress, and a sweet Finchel moment as he carried her down the aisle. But who is the Cheerio coach getting hitched to? All we know is that her mom will be in attendance, and that she's definitely marrying a girl or a guy.

Maybe You Lie Ahead! The Glee reality show is happening, and you could be one of the "talented young men and women with strong vocal, acting, dancing abilities" that they're looking for! How awesome would it be to see yourself in a Glee-Dux? We can't think of any higher point in an actor's career.

Sectionals! The Nov. 30 episode that will put New Directions against the Warblers and the Hipsters, titled "Special Education", is promising "trouble" between some of the young couples. Well, that really narrows it done, huh? "Special Education" also means the return of John Stamos, so we can only imagine that some of the older couples will have some trouble as well.

What say you, Gleeks? Did this episode feel old-school, or as old-school as two seasons can make a show, or was it just us? Did you think Gwen rocked her debut? Who do you think Sue will be marrying? Let loose in the comments below, and we'll see you next week for some Glee wedding bells!

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Matthew Morrison Keeps Showing Off Hotness, but When Did Mr. Glee Lose Virginity?

Today 7:42 AM PST by Marc Malkin

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If more teachers had bodies like Mr. Schuester, we're sure a lot more students wouldn't be skipping school so much.

While it's not as racy as GQ's controversial Glee photos…

Matthew Morrison is showing of his holy-smokin' chiseled body on the cover and inside the new issue of Details mag.

Sure, we've seen his waxed cut abs and chest before, but the man is lookin' better than ever!

Oh, yeah, there's a story that goes along with the pics. Among the highlights:

He took full advantage of being one of the few straight dudes during his early years on Broadway. "There was so much opportunity," says Morrison, 32. "There were all these beautiful, beautiful dancers…I definitely hooked up with a lot of girls when I was a young guy on Broadway. It was exciting. Very joyous and free."

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However, he joined a Bible-study group in college and remained a virgin until he was…21! "I'm not comfortable with the idea of my sex appeal, but I know in my job I have to use it," he says. "I wish I could say I got to this point in my career based on my talent, but I don't think that's true."

He's not looking for Cameron Diaz love these days. "I'm not a good friend right now," he says. "I'm not a good boyfriend. It's not that I'm selfish. I'm just focused."

Morrison finds himself as mentor of sorts to some of the younger Glee stars. "I am a teacher to them," he says. "I've taken a few under my wing. I don't want to say they idolize me, but…"

He just wishes some of them cooled it with their publicity. "I do look at stuff people on the show are doing, and I don't judge them, but I question it," he explains. "I say to myself, keep quiet. Fame, you know, it's like a handgun—in the wrong hands, it's dangerous."

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'Glee': Gwyneth Paltrow sings Cee-Lo's 'Forget You' (Exclusive Video)

by Tim Stack


Gleeks, get ready to piddle in your pants a little bit: EW has the exclusive premiere of Academy Award-winner Gwyneth Paltrow singing Cee-Lo’s “Forget You” from next Tuesday’s episode of Glee. We’ve already had a little taste of the episode with the coming attractions and yesterday’s song tease, but now EW has your first look at Paltrow’s duet with the kids from New Directions. To give you all a little context, the actress is playing Holly Holliday, a substitute teacher who fills in for a sick Mr. Schuester (Matthew Morrison) in the episode, which is directed by series co-creator Ryan Murphy. But enough talk — I know you really just wanna watch Paltrow get her Glee on. Watch the video below, and be sure to check out Glee‘s “first listen Fridays” site, where you can check out audio from Tuesday’s episode!

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Ryan Reynolds now officially the Sexiest Man Alive

by Mandi Bierly

This morning, People announced that Ryan Reynolds is its 2010 Sexiest Man Alive. The issue hits stands Friday, at which time we’ll be able to see if the magazine resisted the urge to show him shirtless. (Can you imagine the letters?) The Green Lantern star proves why he’s really on the list — his sense of humor. ”Now it’s going to be, ‘Sexiest Man, take out the garbage.’ That does sound better,” Reynolds says of how the title might turn into a perk with his wife, Scarlett Johansson. “The most difficult part is going to be organically working this title into a conversation with random strangers.”

People also has a tease of some of the runner-ups on its website, which includes a pretty phenomenal shot of Jon Hamm, Kellan Lutz lying shirtless on a truck, Drake, Glee‘s Matthew Morrison, Jon Bon Jovi, True Blood‘s Joe Manganiello (wet), Robert Downey Jr., Grey’s Anatomy‘s Jesse Williams, Justin Timberlake, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Vin Diesel, winner of People’s first-ever Sexiest Man Alive on Facebook campaign. The cover also shows that Johnny Depp and Conan O’Brien make the cut.

What are your thoughts on People‘s pick, people?

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#listening Ouvindo a música "Der fliegende Holländer, Overture", de Lorin Maazel, #nowplaying na @RadioUOL http://uol.fm/bgcZw

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BRASÍLIA [ ABN NEWS ] — O Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) firmou entendimento de que a proibição de veiculação de propaganda eleitoral, ainda que gratuitamente, em sítios mantidos por pessoas jurídicas não alcança as páginas mantidas por empresas jornalísticas. Assim, o Tribunal julgou improcedente a representação do Ministério Público Eleitoral (MPE) contra o jornalista Paulo Henrique Amorim pela veiculação de alegada propaganda eleitoral irregular em favor da candidata do PT à presidência da República Dilma Rousseff.

Por unanimidade a Corte acompanhou voto do ministro Henrique Neves no sentido de que no caso deve prevalecer a liberdade de imprensa, garantida no artigo 220 da Constituição Federal. Para o ministro Henrique Neves, a regra do artigo 57-C da Lei das Eleições (9.504/97) deve ser interpretada conforme o texto constitucional que, além de garantir a liberdade de imprensa, também prevê o livre acesso à informação previsto no inciso XIV do artigo 5º da Constituição.

A representação ajuizada pelo MPE partiu da denúncia de uma eleitora contra o jornalista Paulo Henrique Amorim e a empresa PHA Comunicação e Serviços. Sustentou a ação que ambos teriam promovido propaganda eleitoral em favor de Dilma Rousseff. No dia 26 de outubro último, contudo, o relator da representação, ministro Henrique Neves, julgou improcedente a ação. Hoje o caso foi levado a plenário e a decisão do relator, mantida.

Ao votar a ministra Cármen Lúcia salientou a importância do entendimento da Corte. “Porque até aqui nós não tínhamos cuidado disso com esta [distinção] afirmando que quando o site for mantido por um jornalista ele veicula peças de propaganda eleitoral, porém não caracteriza propaganda eleitoral”, frisou a ministra. “É um espaço de liberdade de imprensa constitucionalmente assegurado”, salientou a ministra Cármen Lúcia.

Já o ministro relator observou que a divulgação da publicidade questionada deve ser considerada como divulgação de informação. “Não cabe nem à lei nem ao Poder Judiciário definir qual matéria jornalística ou informação deve ser publicada e divulgada pela imprensa seja ela escrita ou eletrônica”, afirmou Henrique Neves. Segundo o ministro, os eventuais abusos que sejam cometidos no exercício da atividade jornalística devem ser apurados pelos meios próprios.

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