Image Credit: Cliff Lipson/CBSAnnie the saboteur, we barely knew ye! Fortunately, she may not be the only backstabber in the Big Brother house this summer. EW talked exclusively to Executive Producers Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan about the short-lived twist and what they hope to spring on the houseguests in the coming weeks, including a visit from a former player. So SPOILER ALERT! Don’t click to the next page if you don’t want to learn what happens in tonight’s episode and over the next few weeks. READ FULL STORY »
Archive: July 2010 (27-39 of 167)
Jul 29
2010
01:27 AM ET
'Medium' scoop: Season premiere will be FREAKY
Medium will kick off its seventh season on Sept. 24 with its freakiest episode to date. READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
11:28 PM ET
'How I Met Your Mother' scoop: Rachel Bilson returns!
Rachel Bilson will reprise her role as the titular mama’s roommate, Cindy, on CBS’ How I Met Your Mother, series creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas confirm. READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
09:15 PM ET
Press Tour Roundup: Nine things I learned during CBS' big day
Image Credit: Robert Voets/CBS; Sonja Flemming/CBS; Art Streiber/CBS; Ron P. Jaffe/CBS* William Shatner doesn’t understand why CBS insists on “bleeping out” the first word of his new Twitter-inspired sitcom, $#*! My Dad Says. “They should [just] call it s—,” he cracked. “It isn’t a terrible term. It’s a natural function.” (Funny story: I’ve been referring to the show as s— ever since I watched the pilot.)
* Shatner doesn’t do his own tweeting. “I’ve hired a young man out of college,” the Star Trek icon admitted. “He does the mechanics, but I very carefully modulate what I say.” READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
06:50 PM ET
Armchair Casting Director: 'Castle'
Image Credit: Michael Desmond/ABCWill Justin Bieber follow up his CSI guest stint with a role on Castle? Probably not. But he’s the first famous kid who popped into my head when I heard that the ABC hit was looking for a “teen star” to play the potentially recurring role of… READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
05:27 PM ET
Exclusive: 'The Mentalist' recruits 'FNL' grad to play Jane's brother-in-law!
Image Credit: Michael Bezjian/WireImage.com; Lance Staedler/CBSThis next casting scoop gets the Aushole seal of approval: Former Friday Night Lights scene-stealer Kevin Rankin (it’s Herc!) is joining CBS’ The Mentalist in the potentially recurring role of Danny Ruskin, Patrick Jane’s (Simon Baker) brother-in-law. READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
04:59 PM ET
Armchair Casting Director: 'The Mentalist'
Van Pelt’s gettin’ some! The Mentalist is currently casting a potential love interest for Amanda Righetti. The deets…
Craig O’Laughlin: In his late 20s to early 30s, Craig is a football player-turned-FBI agent. Translation: Actors with fewer than six packs need not apply. The role is recurring.
ACD suggestion: Eric Winter.
Got casting tips of your own? Post ‘em below!
Jul 28
2010
04:45 PM ET
Urgent Bulletin: Big news about Ask Ausiello
There won’t be one this week. Blame the perfect storm of Comic-Con and press tour. On the bright side, this time last year, AA went on a two-week hiatus. So one week’s not so bad, right? Let’s raise a drink to the glass that’s half full! Oh, more good news: With AA MIA, I’ll have more time to post scoops from press tour. Speaking of which, I’m heading to the CBS bash tonight, so if you have questions for Eye stars/producers, send them to ausielloscoop@ew.com before 9 pm/ET. And remember, just love me.
Jul 28
2010
04:31 PM ET
Press Tour 411: Highlights from the 'Hawaii Five-0' panel
Image Credit: Mario Perez/CBSIn attendance: Hawaii Five-0 leads Alex O’Loughlin and Scott Caan, and exec producers Alex Kurtzman and Peter Lenkov.
* Will the third time be the charm for O’Loughlin? Yes it will, predicts the star of CBS’ short-lived Moonlight and Three Rivers. “I don’t want to take anything away from the other shows I’ve done,” he quickly added. “I’ve worked with some incredible people.” READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
03:20 PM ET
Exclusive 'Supernatural' video: Castiel is back, but for how long?
Misha Collins was the only Supernatural cast member to drop by EW’s video suite at Comic-Con, but do you see me complaining? Didn’t think so. Among the topics the fan fave addressed: his contract status, the enduring appeal of Castiel, and his role in the changing Supernatural universe. Enjoy!
Jul 28
2010
01:09 PM ET
Press Tour 411: Highlights from the 'Big Bang Theory' panel
Image Credit: Chris Lipson/CBS* A question about the cast’s ongoing contract renegotiations prompted leading lady Kaley Cuoco (Penny) to crack, “I’m doing next season for free.” All kidding aside, “we have a lot of people behind the scenes that we pay to take care of this,” she added. “That’s just the way it goes.” For more contract chatter, watch my interview with the cast at Comic-Con (embedded below for your convenience). READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
12:04 PM ET
Press Tour 411: Highlights from CBS' exec session
Image Credit: David M. Russell/CBS; Michael Ansell/CBS; John Paul Filo/CBSLaptop? Check. Diet Raspberry Snapple? Check. Ten-day supply of Xanax? Check. If you haven’t already guessed, Press Tour ’10 is upon us! First up: CBS’ exec session with Eye prez Nina Tassler. Herewith, are the highlights:
* Asked about the failing grade her network recently received from GLAAD, Tassler conceded that she’s “very disappointed” with CBS’ poor track record of integrating gay characters on its programs. She then revealed that we’ll meet Alicia’s gay brother on The Good Wife this season. In far less exciting news, gay characters will also be introduced on Bleep My Dad Says and Rules of Engagement. READ FULL STORY »
Jul 28
2010
09:36 AM ET
'Undercover Boss' reveals latest chiefs who'll go under disguise
Image Credit: CBSCBS today announced the next four company chiefs who have signed up to participate in this season’s Undercover Boss, which will bow Sept. 26 before moving to its regular time period on Oct. 3. They are NASCAR’s Senior VP Steve Phelps; DirecTV Chairman Mike White; Chiquita Brands Chairman Fernando Aguirre, and Great Wolf Resorts Chairman Kimberly K. Schaefer.
Air dates will be announced later. “We’re thrilled with this season’s new batch of bosses,” said Stephen Lambert, creator/executive producer of Undercover Boss in a statement. “The companies are some of the best known brands in corporate America, and clearly — with the likes of NASCAR, Chiquita, DirecTV and Great Wolf Resorts — we’ve got an interesting blend of industries.”
After its first season on CBS, Undercover Boss was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Reality Program.
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