In the pre-Thanksgiving craziness and rush to get things done before the holiday, a treat landed in our lap that turned all of that stress inside out and made the PopEater crew thankful for life itself -- the Muppets covering the Queen hit 'Bohemian Rhapsody.' Yes, you read that correctly and it's even more fantastic/amazing/brilliant than one could imagine, leaving us feeling completely obligated to share it with you. Seriously, watch the video ... you will thank us for it -- and happy Thanksgiving!

Adam Lambert's performance at the AMAs was -- to put it nicely -- a little racy. And we wanted to know what PopEater readers thought of the crotch-shoving, keyboardist-kissing show.

We asked if the 'American Idol' runner-up's act at the American Music Awards was too risque. And 87 percent of over 270K voters believed that it was indeed too offensive. Get the Story and Vote

With muscle-shirts, fist-pumping and drunken spray-tanned buffoonery aplenty, MTV's 'Jersey Shore' reality show has one Italian-American group up in arms over the way the show is being promoted. Calling the show "trash television," the group UNICO is taking offense to MTV's tout of the show featuring the "hottest, tannest, craziest Guidos" and wants the show canceled. Watch the gel-tastic trailer after the jump!

The ladies of PopEater discuss 'New Moon,' Adam Lambert's... thrilling... performance at the AMAs, Jon and Kate's last hurrah - and what's to come for celebs in the next decade, all with special guest Kate Spencer of TheFabLife.com.

Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie discovered first-hand the method acting madness of her 'Nine' co-star Daniel Day-Lewis when she received love letters from the eccentric actor written as his character Guido. "Daniel is very charming. I'd go into my dressing room, and I'd find this little note. I'd open it, and it would be Guido's stationary. He would write me little notes as Guido. They were very cute and very charming," Fergie revealed at a press conference on November 15 at The Waldorf Astoria in New York.

We're addicted to the FOX hit 'Fringe' - but please don't ask us to explain the complicated pseudoscience that makes it tick. We brought in star Anna Torv, the actress behind unflappable FBI agent Olivia Dunham, to shed a little light on the mysterious series. Anna tells us how the show has veered from original plans, what plot points she's hoping to see in upcoming episodes - and we try to pry spoilers from the actress, but of course we're foiled by Anna's calm, Australian restraint. Watch PopEater's exclusive interview with Anna Torv and check back tomorrow for Part 2.

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By now, everyone knows that 'Twilight' star Taylor Lautner beefed up big time for 'New Moon.' What they may not really know is exactly how he feels about his character and the series ... until now. Lautner opens up to Rolling Stone magazine about his Jacob character and how he deals with being the wedge between the romance of Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson). Also, check out the bicep-tastic photo Rolling Stone kindly and exclusively gave to PopEater! Read Taylor's 'New Moon' Q&A After the Jump!