This just in: Starz has pulled the plug on Party Down and Gravity.
The network’s executive vice president of programming, Stephan Shelanski, issued the following statement confirming the news: READ FULL STORY »
This just in: Starz has pulled the plug on Party Down and Gravity.
The network’s executive vice president of programming, Stephan Shelanski, issued the following statement confirming the news: READ FULL STORY »
Image Credit: Andrew Eccles/The CW; Jordin Althaus/The CW; Quantrell Colbert/The CWThe Vampire Diaries is back…. in 71 days! The CW just announced premiere dates for its entire fall lineup, including returning faves Diaries, Gossip Girl, and Smallville, as well as rookies Nikita and Hellcats. Adjust your September calendar accordingly.
Wednesday, Sept. 8
8:00-9:00 p.m. America’s Next Top Model (Season Premiere)
9:00-10:00 p.m. Hellcats (Series Premiere) READ FULL STORY »
Image Credit: Miranda Penn Turin/ABCSomeone better pour Nora Walker a tall glass of pinot, because her beleaguered clan is about to sustain another loss: As first reported by GiveMeMyRemote.com, Emily VanCamp is parting ways with Brothers & Sisters and her role of Rebecca. In the following exclusive interview, the Everwood grad sets the record straight about the circumstances surrounding her departure and teases the “traumatic” event that leads to Rebecca’s goodbye.
Is it true that you’re leaving?
EMILY VANCAMP: It is true. I’m going to go back for a couple of episodes, which I’m really excited about. I really feel like Rebecca has run her course. And the deal I was offered this year was for two more years, and I just felt like since renegotiations were happening that maybe it would be the right time to move on. I’ve been doing this for a very long time, and other opportunities have presented themselves that I haven’t been able to do. I’ve had such an amazing four years on the show and I felt like maybe it was time. It was a big risk, but I’m really excited about it. READ FULL STORY »
Image Credit: Barbara Nitke/Fox; Glenn Watson/USA NetworkFringe fans, the wait is over: Producers have officially settled on the title of the show’s third-season premiere, and the latest episode of Ausiello TV is the only place you’ll find it. (Hint: Said title is very much in keeping with Fringe tradition. And it makes complete sense given the events of the season 2 finale.) Speaking of exclusives, you’ll also be treated to a first look at an explosive (literally!) Michael-Fiona clip from Burn Notice‘s July 15 episode, as well as a never-before-seen “prop” from the set of the upcoming Smurfs feature film. Enjoy! READ FULL STORY »
Image Credit: C Flanigan/FilmMagicDrama-heavy FX is getting serious about comedy. To wit: The cabler has successfully wooed ex-hobbit Elijah Wood to headline its in-the-works U.S. remake of the hit Australian sitcom Wilfred. READ FULL STORY »
The death of Mayor Lockwood in The Vampire Diaries‘ season finale paves the way for the arrival of his younger brother (and Tyler’s uncle), Mason, this fall. Keep reading for fresh details on the new character… READ FULL STORY »
Image Credit: Todd Williamson/WireImage.com; Sergei Bachlakov/The CWIt’s official: Mitch Pileggi is returning to Supernatural as Sam and Dean’s presumed-dead grandpa — and not for some one-off guest stint. As I first teased in Ask Ausiello, the X-Files vet will appear in multiple episodes during season 6. READ FULL STORY »
Image Credit: Gilbert Carrasquillo/WireImage.comActress-comedienne-ex-CTU analyst Janeane Garofalo is nearing a deal to join CBS’ Criminal Minds spin-off, sources confirm to me exclusively. READ FULL STORY »
Rejected Fox pilot Breakout Kings has found new life on A&E. Sources confirm that the cabler has picked up the highly regarded hourlong drama for 13 episodes.
Created by Nick Santora and Prison Break‘s Matt Olmstead, the show revolves around a group of U.S. marshals and ex-cons that team up to apprehend escaped criminals. It stars Jason Cerbone, Domenick Lombardozzi, Laz Alonzo, Malcolm Goodwin, and Nicole Steinwedell.
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Image Credit: Justin Lubin/NBCIt looks like Dunder Mifflin will indeed be Scott-free this time next year. READ FULL STORY »
Image Credit: Jeff Vespa/WireImage.comUPDATED: Multiple sources confirm to me exclusively that ex-Smallville‘s evildoer Sam Witwer (a.k.a. Doomsday) is the odds-on favorite has officially signed on to play vampire Aidan in Syfy’s in-the-works U.S. remake of the U.K. supernatural dramedy Being Human.
Additionally, Meaghan Rath (The Assistants) has inked a deal to play ghost Molly, and Sam Huntington (Cavemen) is up for the role of werewolf Josh. Beautiful People‘s Ricky Mabe and Smallville‘s Aaron Ashmore had also tested for the werewolf part, but I’m told they’re no longer in the running. READ FULL STORY »
It’s been a month since the Lost finale aired and you know what that means: Make way for the parodies! The silly kids over at How It Should Have Ended — the Starz Digital animated web series that proposes alternative conclusions to popular movies and TV shows — have set their sights on the polarizing Lost swan song. And the results are undeniably ROTFLMFAO. Watch the video here.
Image Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CWThough in last month’s Vampire Diaries cliffhanger Elena’s doppelganger brutally attacked John, his portrayer, David Anders, confirms that he’ll be back for the season premiere. And beyond that? READ FULL STORY »