The Guidos and Guidettes are heading back to their Home Turf in the Garden State: The Jersey Shore cast began filming Season 2 in Miami in this week, but the series will return to the state where it all began once the boardwalk of Seaside Heights opens for the summer season at the end of next month.
Ever since Taye Diggs pointed at “Black women” as the culprit behind the demise of his craptacular ABC series Daybreak, I haven’t particularly been a fan of the guy who once helped Stella get her groove back.
These days, Diggs is paying the “Rent” by using his famous face and well-defined abs to promote Amtrak’s National Train Day festivities. National Train Day spokesman might not be such a bad gig when you’re a 60-year-old F-Lister, but isn’t Taye a regular on Private Practice? Christ, he can’t need a paycheck that badly.
Taye says he just likes trains.
Scrubs star Donald Faison is being sued by a California bank after falling behind on his mortgage for an apartment complex he purchased in Inglewood two years ago for $525,000.
Lawyers for Luther Burbank Savings argue that Faison hasn’t paid the note on the property since November and now owes $514,657.76 in arrears. The bank is seeking a foreclosure judgment in the case.
Faison is reportedly in his final season of Scrubs and was recently cast in The Law, a new CBS pilot comedy premiering this fall.
On Wednesday, President and First Lady Obama filmed a taped message that will appear as part of American Idol’s annual global fundraising event later this month, FOX News reports.
Idol Gives Back is a two-hour charity event that raises money for international non-profit organizations. This year’s beneficiaries include Children’s Health Fund, Feeding America, Malaria No More, Save the Children, and the United Nations Foundation.
Idol Gives Back 2010 will air Wednesday, April 21 @ 8 PM ET.
A Bel-Air mansion once owned by Nicolas Cage found no takers in a foreclosure auction this week.