On the eve of the mid-season finale for Pretty Little Liars on ABC Family, let’s take a look at what the cast of the popular series, based on the novel series by Sara Shepard, shared during a recent set visit to the Warner Bros. soundstage where the show is filmed for which NiceGirlsTV was invited to participate. First, let’s talk …
Read More »Rueben
Women Behind the Scenes Spotlight: Katie Jacobs
Today’s Women Behind the Scenes spotlight is shone on Director and Executive Producer Katie Jacobs. Getting her start as an assistant to the producer (David Permut) of the 1987 box office film Dragnet, which starred Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks, was a great way for Katie to break into the industry. From there she worked as an associate producer for …
Read More »Getting Ready for Fall TV (Part 2)
Here is part 2 of my three-part article series called “Getting Ready for Fall TV”: Reminders: Each chart shows the full schedule for each night of the week for the major networks with the new shows highlighted in red. The season premiere or debut night is also provided for each returning and new show. Beneath each chart will be a …
Read More »Getting Ready for Fall TV (Part 1)
It’s nearly that time of year again – the start of the new fall TV season, which is only (GASP!) a few weeks away. That means TV viewers will have a plethora of new and returning shows to watch. And, as any NiceGirl knows, trying to figure out our TV schedules for each night of the week can be a …
Read More »Women Behind the Scenes Spotlight: Caroline Dries
Today’s Women Behind the Scenes spotlight is focused on producer and writer Caroline Dries. Caroline worked as a writer, story editor and executive story editor over the course of three years on the long-running WB/CW series Smallville from 2006 through 2009. During that time, she also worked on the TV documentary called 102 Minutes That Changed America in 2008 as …
Read More »DoSomething.org and Staples “Staples for Students”: Young Hollywood Shows They Care
On Sunday night the Teen Choice Awards were held with much of young Hollywood out in force to attend the annual fete voted on by young and old adults (rule books be damned, right?). But what happened after the awards show that included the involvement of some of young Hollywood is what should be getting more attention. No, this isn’t …
Read More »Enter the World of Smart Pop Books: Movies (Past and Present)
This is the final series of articles covering the vast collection of books, dedicated to some of the most popular movies – past and present – from Smart Pop Books. To review, Smart Pop Books have been published by Benbella Books since 2003, covering topics ranging from Star Wars to Gilmore Girls to the work of Joss Whedon. The writers …
Read More »Comic Con: In the World of CASTLE Hilarity Ensues
Most of the cast of Castle made an appearance at Comic Con last month in San Diego, and as you can imagine, hilarity ensued. With TV Guide columnist William Keck acting as moderator, he introduced cast members Jon Huertas, Tamala Jones, Seamus Dever, Molly Quinn and Nathan Fillion to the stage to the thunderous applause of the over capacity crowd. …
Read More »FALLING SKIES: Skitters, Mechs and Creepy New Aliens Abound
Last month at Comic Con, cable’s top series launch of 2011 – TNT’s new series Falling Skies – converged on the annual fete, taking one of the ballrooms by storm with an appearance by cast members Noah Wyle (Tom Mason), Moon Bloodgood (Dr. Anne Glass), Will Patton (Captain Weaver), Drew Roy (Hal Mason), Colin Cunningham (John Pope) and Sarah Carter …
Read More »THE SECRET CIRCLE: Enter the World of Witches, Bad Girls and High School Principals
The cast of the new supernatural series The Secret Circle, which will debut on the CW on September 15 (following the return of the hit series The Vampire Diaries) made an appearance at last month’s Comic Con in San Diego. Two of the show’s cast members – Phoebe Tonkin and Natasha Henstridge – sat down with members of the press …
Read More »
NiceGirlsTV.com Nice Girls watch TV…then talk about it behind your back.
