Charlyn Yi
FOX welcomes a new cast member to their popular show House. The new cast member is comedian and actress Charlyne Yi. She will join the cast full-time as a new doctor. more…
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August 02, 2011 | by: Natalie Maneval
NBC's "The Playboy Club"
NBC’s new show “The Playboy Club” is getting some heat from special interest groups like the Parent Television Council. One of NBC’s affiliates also refuses to air the show, because the show centers around the playboy club and some would argue “inappropriate” themes. more…
July 15, 2011 | by: Roselyn Sebastian
A little brother or sister for Cece is on the way
Jenna Fischer, who plays Pam on The Office, has confirmed that Jim and Pam will start the the show’s 8th season expecting their second child. “Pam will be pregnant when the season starts.” Fischer told Vulture.
The writers of The Office conveniently wrote Fischer’s own real life pregnancy into the show. more…
July 09, 2011 | by: Abby Adesanya
Jessica Simpson and Nicole Richie
With news of Christina Aguilera holding down the fort on The Voice and Cheryl Cole previously on the panel for The X Factor US, television has officially become the hottest stomping ground for high-profile celebrities. Fashion mogul Jessica Simpson and stylish socialite Nicole Richie have both signed on to mentor the entrants of NBC’s newest reality competition, Fashion Star. more…
June 30, 2011 | by: Svenja van den Woldenberg
Danny Pino Joins "Law & Order: SVU"
NBC announced on Monday that Danny Pino, 37, and Kelli Giddish, 31, will be joining the cast of Law & Order: SVU for the show’s upcoming 13th season.
Pino, who starred in Cold Case for seven seasons, will replace Christopher Meloni, who recently left the series. Giddish previously starred in Chase during its one and only season and also made appearances in The Good Wife. The two will be joined by Mariska Hargitay for a few episodes and the network has left possible openings for more new faces as well. more…
June 13, 2011 | by: Roselyn Sebastian
Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan
Recently, Tracy Morgan had a stand-up show in Nashville where he launched into a homophobic rant saying, “the gays needed to quit being p*ssies and not be whining about something as insignificant as bullying.” Morgan also said that if his son was ever gay “he would pull out a knife and stab that little n***** to death.” more…
May 26, 2011 | by: Svenja van den Woldenberg
Chris Meloni
It was confirmed on Tuesday that Chris Meloni, who plays Detective Stabler on “Law & Order: SVU,” will not be returning for a 13th season.
Meloni has been on the show since it started in 1999. His partner on the show, Olivia Benson, played by Mariska Hargitay, has signed a contract to appear in the next season, which has been announced to return in the fall, but Deadline reports that she was only signed for the first 13 episodes. more…
May 24, 2011 | by: Vivian Dai
Maya Rudolph, Christina Applegate and Will Arnett
Amidst the excitement in closing the Cannes Film Festival, several famous small-screen actors also had something to celebrate. Comedic actress Christina Applegate’s new sitcom, “Up All Night” has been picked up by NBC and is set to air in the fall. more…
May 14, 2011 | by: Natalie Maneval
"Wonder Woman" played by Adrianne Palicki
With major buzz, but also major controversy, surrounding the pilot of NBC’s “Wonder Woman,” it doesn’t come as a big shock that NBC has decided not to run David E. Kelly’s “Wonder Woman” series.
The series was supposed to focus around Wonder Woman’s life in Los Angeles as a crime fighting super hero as well as her life as a CEO of a large corporation. However, after a poor viewing at a network screening that failed to impress, the series was dropped. Many comic fans failed to buy into the “modern” Wonder Woman, played by Adrianne Palicki, instead of the Amazonian warrior, as portrayed in the comic book series. more…
April 11, 2011 | by: Jaclyn Hendricks
Steve Carrell as the Iconic "Office" Boss, Michael Scott
Its the end of an era at the Scranton, PA offices of Dunder-Mifflin. For fans of NBC’s comedy The Office, don’t fret, the Golden Globe winning series will be back in the fall, yet it will be without one central character, Michael Scott himself, Steve Carrell. After nearly six years, Carrell put in his “two-weeks” notice, so to speak, and will be departing the Scranton offices at the towards the end of the current season, leaving the “regional manager” position wide open. However, the question lingering on all the minds of Office fanatics is: “Who will fill Michael Scott’s shoes?” more…
