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We’re sorry, but this content is not available to your web browser. Amanda Peet was a ball of nervous energy on Friday’s episode of “Ellen.” Until, that is, Ellen DeGeneres… More

We were happy to see “Community” come back last night, and it was refreshing that the show came back with an episode that wasn’t all meta, and didn’t wink at its viewers and go, “did ya miss us?”

Last night, Stephen Colbert needed some deeper analysis of the implications of a couple of Deep South primaries in the GOP race for president, especially the upcoming Louisiana primary, so he turned to “The Colbert Report”‘s chief swampland political analyst, Kermit the Frog.

Little known fact: Megan Fox’s first role was as a human banana in a Florida smoothie shop. While sharing a story about her first and only pre-film career job on Thursday’s episode of “Ellen,” Mrs. Brian Austin Green received the surprise of a lifetime in the form of a man dressed in a giant banana suit.

In case you missed her again, Ellen DeGeneres made a second “appearance” on “The Bachelor” during Monday night’s “Women Tell All” special. Just like her first stint, Ellen is a distinctly out-of-character vision in diamonds and rhinestones.

Justin Bieber got the shock of a lifetime when his manager Scooter surprised him with an extravagant 18th birthday gift on Thursday’s episode of “Ellen.”

Jon Stewart will be the first to tell you that he’s not a particularly tall man. He uses his lack of stature as the butt of many jokes. But the difference was stark when Stephen Merchant came out to talk to Jon about “Life’s Too Short.”

Among the highest points during what was a snooze-a-thon of an Oscar broadcast was something that happened between the boring speeches and hits of Billy Crystal’s schtick: Ellen DeGeneres’s new commercials for the JC Penney.

This week Ellen DeGeneres been able to get the Hollywood super couple of the moment — Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux — to follow her lead into two pretty funny moments on the “Ellen” show.

The best part of Taylor Swift and Zac Efron’s joint interview with Ellen DeGeneres came when the two of them grabbed guitars and sang a re-worked version of the Foster the People song “Pumped Up Kicks”.