On the second day of Comic Con, one of the most talked about pilots of the new fall season was revealed to an audience for the very first time. Which pilot is that: The Cape. Okay, so maybe The Cape isn’t the most-talked about pilot of the fall season, but it certainly has a unique premise and a pretty terrific …
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They Deserve Their Own Show (Part 61)
Here is the next installment of actors and actresses who are under-appreciated, deserving of more attention or perhaps even their own show: Skye McCole Bartusiak – Skye started out as a child actor, appearing in episodes of JAG, Judging Amy, Providence, Touched By An Angel and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. She appeared in the movies The Cider House …
Read More »Being Sick Really Sucks
Everyone hates being sick, right? There is nothing worse than coming down with a nasty head cold and cough especially after attending Comic Con, which is prone to causing many of its attendees to either get sick during or after the annual fete. The only good thing that comes out of being sick – if you can look at it …
Read More »Taking a Quantum Leap with Scott Bakula at Comic Con
For the first time ever, the Paley Center for Media partnered with Comic Con to bring attendees a panel honoring the cult-favorite series Quantum Leap during this year’s annual fete. With Craig Tomashoff from TV Guide as the moderator the panel got started with watching the opening credits of the show. As the memorable words and scenes played out on …
Read More »The Summer TV Calendar for August
Summer is nearly at an end, but there are still some new TV shows and made-for-TV movies to look forward on the major networks and cable channels. The following TV calendar is here to help with your viewing options. Please keep in mind these dates and times could change so please watch your local listings for alterations. August – The …
Read More »A Night with Screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg
The Writers on Writing program coordinated by the Writers Guild Foundation recently spotlighted The Twilight Saga screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg at the Writers Guild of America in Hollywood. Moderated by LA Times writer Gina Piccalo, the audience, which not surprisingly consisted mainly of women, learned that Melissa started out wanting to be a dancer and choreographer. Her love of performing inadvertently …
Read More »The Round-Up for July 21 to 30
Here are the entertainment news items from July 21 to 30: TV NEWS The Syfy series Caprica will return with the second half of season one in January 2011. The comedic drama Chaos, which stars Freddy Rodriguez, Eric Close, James Murray, Tim Blake Nelson and Carmen Ejogo, has been ordered by CBS for mid-season. The series focuses on a group …
Read More »They Deserve Their Own Show (Part 60)
Here is the next installment of actors and actresses who are under-appreciated, deserving of more attention or perhaps even their own show: Ashley Scott – Ashley’s first work in the industry was in the movie Artificial Intelligence: AI then she appeared in the second season of Dark Angel before landing a lead role in the short-lived series Birds of Prey …
Read More »I Survived Comic Con Again
Comic Con has come and gone once again; and I have survived the 4 and a half days of mayhem, excitement, packed panel rooms, sleepless nights and aching muscles. But beyond all that “stuff” the convention is always one of my most favorite times of the year for me. Over the course of 4 days I got to see some …
Read More »They Deserve Their Own Show (Part 59)
Here is the next installment of actors and actresses who are under-appreciated, deserving of more attention or perhaps even their own show: Chelah Horsdal – Some of her first TV appearances were in episodes of Andromeda and Tru Calling. She then appeared in the made-for-TV movie 5ive Days to Midnight and guest appearances in The Dead Zone, The 4400, Supernatural, …
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