A footnote of contention always appears around Kevin Costner's ambitious 1995 sci-fi “Waterworld,” in that despite its reputation as a legendary flop ($264 million worldwide box office on a $200+ million budget), the film itself is never quite as awful as the general word indicates, ...
Read More »I had no idea Maria Menounos was running a burgeoning entertainment empire; I just know her as the co-host of Extra, the entertainment news program; and that's just barely, since I don't watch the show.
Read More »AMC's ordered up pilots for two scripted dramas, "Halt & Catch Fire" and "Turn," the cable network announced today. Both are scheduled to be produced in 2013.
Read More »One of the big events of 2013 won't be happening at the multiplex, but through your Netflix account as David Fincher's "House Of Cards" will unspool on the streaming rental site. While it's not the first piece of original programming to stream online, it's certainly the mos...
Read More »It was in August when showrunner Shonda Rhimes stated in an interview with TVGuide.com, talking about her medical drama Private Practice, that she would love to feature a musical episode in what is the final season of the ABC medical drama, as she did with Gre...
Read More »I preface with the "I'm sorry" line, but based on the descriptions of each, maybe these actually might not be as trashy as some other reality TV series; then again, I wouldn't really know (although I've heard), because I tend to keep my distance from reality TV in general.
Read More »"Key & Peele" and "Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell," two recent comedy series that have built a following for their funny, sharp takes on race, politics and other ripe topical subjects, both received renewal notices from their respective networks today.
Read More »Julian Fellowes, the creator of costume-drama phenom "Downton Abbey" and the Academy Award-winning screenwriter of "Gosford Park," is bringing his next project Stateside. NBC and Universal Television have signed on to "The Gilded Age," a new series created, written and produced by Fellowes.
Read More »I have to honest and say that I haven't really been keeping up with the series; I have a lot of catching up to do. Most of my viewing comes after an episode airs, when audiences, and/or the network, uploaded the funniest skits to YouTube, where I eventually watch them.
Read More »The trailer for the show's second season looks pretty great, with Dern's Amy Jellicoe working to take down Abaddonn Industries from within to the sound of fun.'s "Some Nights."
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