Get Your Celebrity News! PopEater Now on iPhone & iPod touch
Posted Oct 23rd 2009 6:37PM by Lee Givens
Filed under: App Store, Announcement
One of the top Celebrity news and gossip sites can now be found on the iPhone!
The free PopEater iPhone App serves up the top celebrity and entertainment headlines alongside the day's best celebrity photos. See breaking stories as they develop or dive straight into top items on the hottest topics, from celebrity babies and star romance to troublemakers and fashion. Which couples are on the rocks? What viral video is causing a stir? Who is revealing personal secrets on Twitter? What photo is the talk of the entire Web? It's all here, updated throughout the day, every day delivered straight to your iPhone or iPod touch.
KEY FEATURES:
- Flip through high-quality, full screen photos of celebrities -- on the set, in their latest magazine spreads, hitting the town, laughing with their kids -- with a flick of your finger
- Autosave feature allows you to view top entertainment news and photos even when you're offline
- What are the must-see clips of the day? Dive straight into the hottest celebrity and entertainment videos on YouTube directly from the stories about them. Done watching? Click back to the story with one touch.
- Read PopEater's exclusive star interviews
- Get Q&As and inside looks at in-depth interviews and cover stories from our top celebrity magazine and Web partners
- See music video and movie trailer premieres
- Video commentary including the Girls on Pop video podcast
- Be the first to spread the big story to your friends! Send breaking celebrity news directly to Twitter, Facebook and email.
Lee Givens
AOL iPhone Product Lead
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