Sources on the set of Cougar Town claim Cox is a real dick….
Has the success of her new ABC comedy Cougar Town gone to Courteney Cox’s head? The 45-year-old former Friends star is winning rave reviews for her portrayal of a single mother trying to land a younger man on the ratings winning Wednesday night series, but word is Courteney is such a control freak, workers on the Cougar Town routinely try to avoid her! Read the rest of this entry »
Cake Boss will begin airing in the fractured reality family’s Monday-night timeslot on Nov. 30, TLC announced on Friday.
The series finale of Jon & Kate, airing Nov. 23, will feature Jon and Kate sitting down “to provide new insights on their recent life events” and the future of their eight children, according to The New York Post. The episode will also feature Kate and the kids at a dairy farm, Jon with the children at a firehouse, and a montage of the show’s five-seasons on The Learning Channel.
TLC is reportedly developing a new show especially for Kate.
Charlie’s Angels, ABC’s iconic action -drama, is the latest nostalgia-TV project in line for reincarnation, Variety has learned. ABC has ordered a revamped pilot of Aaron Spelling’s small screen hit, which aired from 1976-1981 and made sex symbols out of stunning stars Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson, and Farrah Fawcett.
Sony and executive producer Drew Barrymore — who starred in two Charlie’s Angels features at the box office — will work on the project in cooperation with writer-producer Josh Friedman, who previously brought his skills to FOX’s now-defunct series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
On Monday, November 16, Oprah will debut her interview with Sarah Palin as the former Alaska governor prepares to release her eagerly-awaited memoir, Going Rogue. What does Sarah have to say about former almost son-in-law Levi Johnston and her less-than-impressive interview with Katie Couric?
“The campaign said, ‘Right on. Good. You’re showing your independence. This is what America needs to see and it was a good interview.’ And of course I’m thinking, ‘If you thought that was a good interview, I don’t know what a bad interview is because I knew it was a bad interview.’”
A contestant on ABC’s reality competition Wipeout died earlier this month after suffering a stroke on the set of the series. Read the rest of this entry »
Oh goody, it’s a new show about guidos! Premiering on Dec. 3 @ 10PM is MTV’s Jersey Shore. Get ready for tight shirts and lots of hair gel as a group of bawdy twentysomethings — decked out in urban designer labels they picked up on sale at Macy’s — co-habitate in a beach house in Southern Jersey for the summer.
Great news, Brits: Pop’s Bajan princess Rihanna is set to perform on the British talent show The X-Factor later this month. The “Disturbia” hitmaker will belt out her new single “Russian Roulette” from her forthcoming album, Rated R, on a program airing Nov. 22.
“I am beyond excited – it was the easiest decision I’ve ever made. A lot of people watch the show over here (in America) on YouTube and I personally caught a lot of it when Leona Lewis was on, who’s an amazing artist,” Rihanna said Wednesday. “So, to say yes to (show boss) Simon (Cowell) was an honor, especially as I know the show so well.”
Alexandra Burke and Cheryl Cole are also expected to perform on the results show. Meanwhile, Rihanna’s fourth studio album is slated for release the day after her X-Factor appearance.
Lou Dobbs, the longtime CNN anchor whose anti-immigration stance allegedly made him the target of a “drive-by shooting” last month, has announced that he is leaving the cable news channel after 29 years — effective immediately.
“Some leaders in the media, politics and business have been urging me to go beyond my role here at CNN and engage in constructive problem-solving,” the host of Lou Dobbs Tonight said just after 7PM Wednesday. “I’m considering a number of options and directions,” the journalist added. Read the rest of this entry »
Kathy Griffin will guest star on an upcoming episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, TV Guide has confirmed.
The 49-year-old funnywoman, who campaigned for same-sex marriage on her Bravo series My Life On The D-List last season, has been tapped to portray a lesbian activist on the Feb. 6 episode of NBC’s long-running crime drama.
SVU executive producer Neal Baer revealed the Emmy winner as the series’ next big guest star on Twitter Tuesday, after asking fans to take part in a Hangman-type game to guess who would guest star.
Griffin was recently announced as the host of the dance competition Let’s Dance, which was shelved by ABC earlier this week.
