Christian Bale Sings the Powerpuff Girls Theme and a Split Second of Newsies

· It’s been almost two decades since Christian Bale treated us to the newsboy vaudeville for which we most love him. Today he ended the streak with a tiny excerpt of the Newsies song “Santa Fe” and, strangely, the Powerpuff Girls theme. Mark Wahlberg makes a confused cameo. [ONTD]

· This’ll be good: A bunch of Bravo’s housewives will invade The Fashion Show tonight — that is, if Iman’s face doesn’t melt them. [Zap2It]

· Glee’s Darren Criss is up to adorable Christmas shenanigans. [ONTD]

· Fox has unsurprisingly pulled the remaining episodes of Running Wilde. [TV Guide]

· Jeopardy! used to have a “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy when it came to robot contestants, but now they’re open about it. Pride in the name of trivia! [Gawker]

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Christina Aguilera Sings 'Express' in New Burlesque Preview

· Burlesque has proven one thing about itself so far: It’s full of songs with the word “burlesque” in them. In this new preview, Christina Aguilera sings a song called “Express” — which rhymes with “burlesque,” see — while Cher looks on, boobstruck. Watch out for Kristen Bell, who didn’t appear in the last trailer we showed, and beware of all the snapping. Come on, Christina, this isn’t “Vogue.” [ONTD]

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· Castle is ABC’s fast-rising underdog: The network just ordered more episodes. [THR]

· Betty White spent her day becoming an honorary forest ranger. And what did you do? Huh? [CNN]

· Oh no, Reichen Lehmkuhl is responding to criticism about The A-List: New York. You don’t think he’s talking about our recap, do you? [Queerty]

· Russell Brand claims married life with Katy Perry is just like Everybody Loves Raymond — particularly the episode where Doris Roberts runs home from the store with cupcakes on her breasts. [Us Magazine]

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