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Jennie Garth Returns to 90210

Jennie Garth is returning to the zipcode that made her famous: 90210. She's joining the cast of the CW's Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off. Jennie will be a recurring character, and will play her same role as before -- Kelly Taylor.
In the new show, Kelly plays a guidance counselor at her alma mater, West Beverly Hills High. Though she is not a regular on the new 90210, her casting brings the new show closer to the traditional formula of a spinoff, featuring a character from the original series.

The 90210 spinoff is considered a lock for a series pickup at the CW and is expected to be the central piece of the network's upfront programming presentation to advertisers in mid-May.
But what about Shannen Doherty? And Tori Spelling? We need controversy, people!

Posted on May 12, 2008
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Lost: Cabin Fever

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So, how amazing was Lost last night? We got the story of John Locke's childhood and the parallels to Ben's life were eerie. Being born premature, losing their mothers (Locke's gave him up, Ben's died -- although they were both named Emily), both were chosen by the ageless Richard Alpert as boys because they were "special." But Locke refused his destiny, while Ben embraced his. And what about that incredible scene where Richard place several items in front of young Locke, asking him to choose the items that had belonged to him before. That's just how they choose the next Dalai Lama. Buddhists believe the next Dalai Lama is a reincarnated former Lama so they ask the child to choose which items were his in a former life. When Locke chose the wrong item, Richard was furious and stomped out of the house.

Locke's destiny as the savior of the island appears to be approaching. Or is it? After all, Hurley was able to see the cabin too. Claire turning up in the cabin with Christian Shepard seems to point to the fact that she's dead. But she acted so differently that it didn't seem like her. Spiritual possession by Jacob's minions, anyone?

But our favorite moment was when Ben and Hurley sat outside the Creepy Cabin waiting for Locke to come out with a solution to their problems. Hurley opens a chocolate bar, then thinks a minute and hands half to Ben. Ben, clearly shocked that anyone would voluntarily share something with him out of the goodness of his heart, takes the bar and chews...thoughtfully. Great scene. And the answer to the problems of murderous commando Kearney coming to kill them all? Why, move the island! But of course!

How we love this show.

Posted on May 9, 2008
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Britney Spears on How I Met Your Mother

Here's a sneak peek of Britney Spears' second appearance on How I Met Your Mother. She looks good. She sounds good. And her comic timing is good, too.



Posted on May 8, 2008
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Ugly Betty is Moving to New York

Ugly Betty is moving to New York City. The show has been shot in Los Angeles to date, but after the move the real Big Apple will be front and center in the show.
n a fairly unprecedented move for an established hour drama, ABC has decided to shift the show's entire production to within stalking distance of me New York next season. The real New York. "It's a done deal," says one Betty insider.

Although Ugly Betty is set in the Big Apple, the show is shot entirely in La La Land. Whenever Gotham is featured as a backdrop in a scene, what you're probably seeing is a studio backlot, a random street in downtown L.A. or, in the case of Betty's Queens nabe, an elaborate green screen.

Although an ABC Studios spokesperson was unavailable for comment, my Betty source says Alphabet execs see the East Coast move as both a way to cut costs ("It's generally cheaper to shoot in the city you're trying to portray") and give the show an authentic New York feel. It's doubtful they'll get much resistance from the actors, many of whom either hail from New York (Vanessa Williams and Ana Ortiz) or have called it home at one time (Juilliard grad Michael Urie).
Betty's entire neighborhood is green screen? What, they couldn't drive a few miles to shoot in a similar neighborhood new L.A.? Because, there are plenty. In any event, we like the move to New York -- it should make for some great location shoots.

Posted on May 7, 2008
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Iron Man Destroys the Competition

Iron Man is the first blockbuster of 2008. The film made $98,618,668 in its opening weekend, and made $102,118,668 if you count the Thursday opening. Robert Downey, Jr. turns in a fantastic performance as the tycoon turned superhero. Gwyneth Paltrow is funny as his hyper-efficient assistant, Terrence Howard steals scenes as the Army liaison and friend, and Jeff Bridges is just marvelously evil. With overseas box office, the film has already taken in $200 million.

In second place this weekend was Patrick Dempsey's romantic comedy, Made of Honor which made $14,756,850. In third place was Tina Fey's Baby Mama, which took in an additional $10,065,010 in its second week.

Posted on May 5, 2008
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High School Musical 3 Press Conference

For all you High School Musical fans, here's the press conference about HSM 3, which will be released in October 24, 2008. Zac, Vanessa, Ashley and the gang field questions about what comes next.



Posted on May 3, 2008
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High School Musical 3 Approaches

Poster for High School Musical 3 The new poster for High School Musical 3 is out: the release date is October 24, 2008. So what's happening with the gang? According to Disney:

"Senior Year finds high school seniors Troy (Zac Efron) and Gabriella (Vanessa Hudgens) facing the prospect of separation as they head off to different colleges. Joined by the rest of the Wildcats, they stage an elaborate spring musical reflecting their experiences, hopes and fears about the future. With incredible new music and exciting dance numbers designed to take maximum advantage of the big screen, this motion picture extravaganza delivers plenty of high-energy entertainment from East High's talented ensemble."

Here's the trailer:



Posted on May 2, 2008
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Lindsay Lohan to Guest Star on Ugly Betty

Lindsay Lohan will guest star on Ugly Betty's season finale on May 22nd. But that's not all.
No, the big news is that Betty producers are currently talking to LiLo's camp about bringing her back next season for a sizable arc -- and I do mean sizable. We're talking as many as eight freakin' episodes. No doubt ABC is looking at the ratings mileage CBS got out of Britney Spears' How I Met Your Mother cameo and is hoping Lohan can perform the same magic for Betty, which, despite firing on all cylinders creatively this season, has seen its viewership tumble by double digits. Depressing, I know.

Specifics on Lohan's character are still being finalized, but the original idea was to have her play a hapless fast-food worker that Betty befriends. Not sure if that would still be the plan. Now, I know you Betty fans were initially resistant to the prospect of a Lindsay-Betty confab, but in light of the show's recent ratings woes, are you warming to the idea? I certainly am.
We like the idea of a Lindsay guest starring stint on Ugly Betty. But we don't know about her playing some random fast food worker. Still, Lindsay can do comedy quite well -- whatever the writers do, it will most likely be funny.

Posted on May 1, 2008
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Sneak Peeks For Grey's Anatomy

Here are two sneak peeks of the Grey's Anatomy episode that will air tomorrow night on ABC. They're pretty funny.





(Videos via Watch With Kristin).

Posted on April 30, 2008
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Carrie Fisher Admits Affair on Star Wars Set

Photo of Carrie Fisher as Princess LeiaCarrie Fisher dropped a bombshell finally confessing that she had an affair with Harrison Ford during the filming of Star Wars.
Now, after decades of rumours, she finally spills the beans on her relationship with ever-hunky Harrison, 63, who played Han Solo. She tells Justin Lee Collins in new C4 show Bring Back . . . Star Wars: "I went on the film saying 'I'm going to have an affair', like it was a kiwi, an exotic fruit -- because I'd never had one!" She adds: "I had a crush on Harrison for sure. Harrison is great fun when he's had a few drinks."

Shaking her head and saying: "I'm going to get in so much trouble," she adds: "Once I left the room and came back and he was in the closet not wearing a lot of clothes." Asked about reports of intergalactic battles between Harrison and co-star Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker, Carrie says: "Harrison wouldn't have a competition with Mark -- it's an uneven competition. He'd win, it would be mean to have a competition!"

Carrie, now a successful screenwriter, confesses there was "some jealousy" from Mark over Harrison's huge success. She adds: "Harrison had this enormous career by the second or third film, that was tough for Mark. He was like, "This wasn't supposed to happen - it's the adventures of Luke Skywalker'."

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Memorably, Carrie was made to wear a skimpy gold bikini as she was held hostage by Jabba The Hutt in Return Of The Jedi in 1983. And she laughs: "George has it -- he wears it all the time. That bikini didn't move, so you could see all the way to Florida!"
Ok, first off no one wants to see George Lucas in the Princess Leia slave outfit, that's for sure. Second, the idea of Harrison Ford waiting naked in the closet for Princess Leia to get back to her dressing room is just mind-boggling. What a prankster that Harrison is!

Posted on April 29, 2008
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John Cusack Talks War, Inc.

John Cusack talks about his new film, War, Inc. in this interesting interview. Cusack says the movie is a satire about the outsourcing of war, specifically the use of private contractors to do the fighting. What's also interesting about this clip is that the Southern California-looking interviewer works for Al-Jazeera, not Entertainment Tonight as you might suppose. Richard Qwest (yes, he of the unfortunate arrest in the park) said that Al-Jazeera offered him a job, but he said that being gay and Jewish that he didn't think it would be a good fit. It looks to us like Richard was wrong: Al-Jazeera is clearly moving onto American media's territory and is hiring lots of American media talent. Take a look:



Posted on April 28, 2008
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The Secrets of Benjamin Linus

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Benjamin Linus from LostKristin of Watch With Kristin at E! has a fantastic interview with Michael Emerson who plays the complex and utterly fascinating Benjamin Linus on Lost. After Thursday's mind-blowing episode (in which we see Ben in a whole new light, including kicking some serious butt in the desert and being secret agent man in Iraq) the entire show landscape has shifted. The ultimate battle between Charles Widmore and Benjamin Linus for control of the island is on.
Jumping to the end of episode then, Charles Widmore says, I didn't kill your daughter, you did. How much does Ben feel culpable in her death?

Ben is a guy who doesn't take things lightly, and I think he has a long memory. When Charles Widmore says that it's Ben's fault -- that's a kind of sophistry on his part. He's suggesting that everything Ben has ever done has led up to this moment, the idea that who we are makes us guilty across the board. But Ben's not having that explanation.

I think Ben knows that his daughter died for a very particular reason, and that Charles Widmore is the guilty one. Whatever is going on between Ben and Charles Widmore, the ante just got raised about tenfold.

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Do you almost feel like after that conversation with Charles we suddenly learned that Ben is the hero of the show, even though we didn't know he existed for the first season or two?

It feels like some kind of shift along those lines is happening, doesn't it? Because each season, it's like the lens of the show steps back a notch and shows the playing field of the show to be a larger one that we had thought at first. I think this battle between Charles Widmore and Benjamin Linus, whatever it is, whatever the stakes are, whatever the game is, I think that's now big. That's a big, important thing.

And I think, I don't know if it's just from familiarity or instinct, but I think we like Ben Linus better than we like Charles Widmore. I think Charles Widmore is a more wicked man.
He's right about that. We do like Ben Linus more than Charles Widmore. In fact, Ben has been growing on us all season, because of Michael Emerson's amazing performance. Charles Widmore is totally evil -- think of how mean he was to Desmond. And we can't believe Widmore had Ben's daughter killed; clearly Widmore and Ben had some kind of "family is off limits" agreement in their war over the island. It's all starting to make sense why Sayid went to work for Ben. We really wouldn't want to be someone on Ben's or Sayid's hit list, that's for sure.

Now we know that many of you think Ben is totally evil and ruthless, but really his mission to save the world is so important that he has to be ruthless. At least that's how we feel about it this week.

Posted on April 26, 2008
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Li and Chan Top Box Office With The Forbidden Kingdom

Jet Li and Jackie Chan ruled the box office last weekend: their new film, The Forbidden Kingdom brought in $21,401,121, taking the number one spot. The two martial arts stars have never worked together before. Here's a clip about the film and the lavish premiere.



Posted on April 24, 2008
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Presidential Candidates Embrace Their Inner Wrestlers

Now here's something you don't see everyday: presidential candidates Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain are each making a "very special appearance" on a three-hour edition of WWE's "Monday Night RAW" tonight on the USA Network starting at 8 p.m. ET.

Here's what WWE says is happening tonight:
The three Presidential candidates intend to tap into the power of the more than five million viewers who each week tune in to watch RAW, making it the number one weekly year round show on cable. In particular, Sen. Clinton and Sen. Obama will be appealing for votes from WWE fans in Pennsylvania, where they are locked in a tight primary battle. An invitation from the WWE to have Sen. Clinton and Sen. Obama appear on RAW to settle the Democratic nomination process in the wrestling ring was the catalyst for tonight's appearances by the three top Presidential contenders, who each will address the WWE audience in specially taped messages.

Who deserves to win the biggest Championship match in the country? Tune in Monday to hear what the candidates have to say. WWE encourages its fans in Pennsylvania to Smackdown Your Vote! for your favorite candidate on Tuesday.

Check out smackdownyourvote.com to register to vote and to learn more about WWE's Smackdown Your Vote! campaign.
Here are Senators Clinton (you can call her "HillRod"), Obama and McCain talking about their appearance tonight:



Posted on April 21, 2008
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Hopeful News For Moonlight Fans

Photo of Alex O'LoughlinSome hopeful news for Moonlight fans: executive producer Joel Silver is determined to get the show a second season. Silver told Sci Fi Wire that he and the writers are already working out the story arc for next season. He will pitch the ideas and the proposed renewal to CBS next week.
"We're hopeful," Silver said in a group interview on April 18 while promoting his latest film, Speed Racer. "I mean, the next episode goes on next Friday night, which is a really great episode. It starts out, Mick [Alex O'Loughlin] is still human, but then he has to go back to being a vampire. And I have three more really strong episodes. And I hope that it does come back, because we have a whole plan for next year that's fantastic."

CBS will announce its fall lineup in May at its annual upfront presentation to advertisers in New York. Before then, Silver and the writing staff are planning to meet with the network and make their case for season two for the show, which has earned solid if unspectacular ratings.

"Well, we're going to go in, as a matter of fact, next week for a pitch meeting to tell them what we're going to do next year," Silver said. "And then that, coupled with the ratings, we'll know what happens." Moonlight returns with the first of four new episodes on April 25 in its regular timeslot, Fridays at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
We're with you, Joel: knock em out at the pitch meeting!

Posted on April 21, 2008
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The End of the World as We Know It?

Here's an upbeat, must-see tv show tonight: "Last Days on Earth" airs tonight on the History Channel at 7:00 p.m. Central time. Here's the official description.
How smart are we as a civilization?

Smart enough to control our destiny and avoid the cataclysms that may end life as we know it?

For thousands of years, different religions have warned Earth about Armageddon and the final days. We are now living in an age where scientists are adding their voices and their evidence in support of end-of-the-world possibilities. "Last Days on Earth" is a program that could change the way you see your world and yourself.

The world's top scientists, including Stephen Hawking, considered the foremost living theoretical physicist, describe seven riveting scenarios detailing the deadliest threats to humanity. Some can destroy the planet, others have the ability to render us extinct, and all have the power to destroy civilization. How likely are they to occur, and what exactly would happen if they did, and could we survive? "Last Days on Earth" goes beyond science fiction to science fact. Using state-of-the-art visual effects, it will take viewers on a journey that is both breathtaking and terrifying, from the outer reaches of the universe to the inner world of DNA, with an around-the-globe tour in between.

"Of all the generations of humans that have walked the surface of the Earth -- for 100,000 years, going back when we first left Africa -- the generation now alive is the most important," said Michio Kaku, professor of theoretical physics at City University of New York. "The generation now alive, the generation that you see, looking around you, for the first time in history, is the generation that controls the destiny of the planet itself."
So, basically, Stephen Hawking will explain how the events of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles are going to come to pass. That ought to give everyone sweet dreams tonight. Oh, and in a related note, Michael Ausiello of TV Guide says that Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles just got renewed for a second season. Hooray!

Posted on April 20, 2008
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Audiences Staying Away From Topical Films

Variety reports that audiences are growing quite tired of topical films, such as those that cover hot-button political issues and the Iraq War.
Filmmakers, mindful that it took more than a decade for Hollywood to effectively tackle the Vietnam War onscreen, were eager to embrace the topicality of Iraq while it was still hot. And both indies and studio speciality divisions jumped in headfirst. In retrospect, it's easy to see why they failed, and why the next round -- yes, there are more on the way -- faces an uphill battle.

First, what was timely at one stage of the Iraq War became more painful as the conflict wore on. The American public grew weary of a 24/7 news cycle that bombarded them with unpleasant war news, so dramas and docs that revealed the war's dark side -- soldiers misbehaving or wounded or victimized -- became most unwelcome.

"People want something cheering and uplifting right now," says press agent Fredell Pogodin. "The economy's bad, and whenever you turn on the news and see this stuff, you feel helpless. People don't know what to make of this situation, and seeing a film about it throws it right back in your face."

Then, a self-perpetuating group-think among the media virtually doomed any movie that was stamped with the toxic Iraq label. As hard as marketers tried to duck and cover, audiences stayed away in droves from one movie after another, from Michael Winterbottom's "A Mighty Heart" to Peter Berg's $70 million Saudi Arabian FBI thriller "The Kingdom."
We enjoyed The Kingdom, although the last scene needed a bigtime edit. But hey, it was Jennifer Garner and Jamie Foxx in an action thriller so that's always good. We think it's too soon to start doing movies about the Iraq War. It's still going on: if we want to read stories about it all we have to do is pick up a newspaper or watch television. It's just too early for all that. We think it's still to early for 9/11 movies: we saw it happen live on TV, after all.

Posted on April 19, 2008
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The Return of Lost

Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof talked about the return of Lost next week in a conference call with reporters. Here's the scoop:
Something big is up for Claire. "I think there is a very compelling event involving Claire's character that will take place between now and the season finale." (Rumors include everything from a kiss to the kiss of death...)

The flash-forwards and flashbacks are a "mosaic," and when the "mosaic" is complete, the story of Lost is complete. Damon explains: "There is the story on the island, which we perceive to be the present, and then there's the story of the Oceanic 6, which is happening off the island in the future. But if we were to switch perspectives at any time and suddenly we were off the island, focusing on the Oceanic 6 trying to get back, that would be the present, and what was happening back on the island would be either a parallel present, possibly a future, possibly a past. Who knows? So when you hear that whoosh noise, the question becomes 'Where does it take you?' Hopefully, if we do our jobs right in the finale, in the eight months in between the finale and the season premiere next year, the audience will once again be asking, 'What the hell are they going to do in the season premiere?' And that means we're keeping people on their toes. And that's our intent."
We've been watching this show way too long, because that paragraph actually made sense to us. Oh, and we think Claire is doomed. Lost returns with the first of five new episodes on Thursday, April 24, 2008 in a new timeslot, Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET. Next week's episode is titled "The Shape of Things to Come." Part one of "There's No Place Like Home" will air on May 15th. The two-hour second part will air on May 29th at 9 p.m ET.

Posted on April 18, 2008
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Talks Begin to Avert Actors' Strike

The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) has started its talks with the AMPTP (Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers) in hopes of heading off an actors' strike. The contract expires June 30, 2008.
Among the issues the union -- led by chief negotiator Doug Allen and president Alan Rosenberg -- is bringing to the table are residuals on new media, more money for DVD/home video and changes to health and pension benefits.

The talks come at a crucial time with the industry is still recovering from the 100-day WGA strike. The threat of protracted negotiations -- and the possibility of an actors' strike -- already has caused studios to scale back production schedules for film and TV.

The first day of bargaining began at 10 a.m. at the AMPTP headquarters in Sherman Oaks. It marked the first time SAG has sat down with the AMPTP and its chief, Nick Counter, without fellow performers union AFTRA. Three weeks ago, AFTRA voted to suspend its Phase One joint bargaining agreement with SAG. On Monday, AFTRA rejected SAG's last-ditch attempt to have a united front at the bargaining table.
Nobody in Hollywood wants to see another strike. The writers' strike was absolutely brutal for just about everyone in the industry. It's time to settle this one quickly! The directors and the writers cut a deal, so hopefully the actors will as well.

Posted on April 15, 2008
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New War Inc. Trailer is Here

An upcoming film that has been getting a lot of buzz is War, Inc., which stars John Cusack, Marisa Tomei, Hilary Duff, Ben Kingsley and Dan Ackroyd. It's a dark political satire that reminds us a bit of the classic Wag the Dog. The film is set in the future when the desert country of Turagistan is thrown into chaos by a riot after a private corporation, owned by the former US president, has taken over the whole state. Hit man Brand Hauser (John Cusack) is hired by the corporation's head to kill the CEO of its competitor. Hilary Duff has a featured turn as Yonica, the girl who puts a scorpion down her pants then proceeds to dance. It's worth seeing for the Hilary Duff Scorpion Dance alone. Plus we love when John Cusack plays a hit man. Here's the trailer:



Posted on April 14, 2008
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Stanley Kamel Dead at 65

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Stanley Kamel, a veteran actor who is currently playing Dr. Kroger on the hit television show Monk, has died. The L.A. Times reports that he suffered a heart attack in his home; he was 65.
Stanley Kamel, a veteran character actor who appeared most recently in the USA television network series "Monk" as detective Adrian Monk's psychiatrist, has died. He was 65.

Kamel was found dead of a heart attack Tuesday at his Los Angeles home by his longtime agents and friends Donna Massetti and Marilyn Szatmary, publicist Cynthia Snyder said Wednesday in a statement.

Often cast as unsavory characters in TV dramas, Kamel got attention as the suicidal Bruce Teller in the Fox prime-time soap "Melrose Place" in 1994, Dylan McKay's scheming father-in-law Tony Marchette in Fox's "Beverly Hills, 90210" in 1995 and creepy psychiatrist Dr. Graham Lester in the ABC crime series "Murder One" in 1995-96.
We love Monk and Stanley Kamel's portrayal of Monk's psychiatrist Dr. Charles Kroger was always such fun to watch. He will be missed. There's no word yet from USA Network about how they're going to handle the actor's death in the script; right now, no doubt the entire cast and crew is still hearing about the tragedy.

Posted on April 10, 2008
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