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Friday, August 20, 2010

Skins - "Season 4 Outtakes & In-jokes"

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

New Vampire Diaries Prequel!



In November, HarperCollins Children's Division will launch a Vampire Diaries spin-off book series entitled Stefan's Diaries.

The Stefan's Diaries trilogy will serve as a prequel to L.J. Smith's original Vampire Diaries novels and the Alloy Entertainment television series. Both chronicle the supernatural adventures of Elena Gilbert.

The prequel will follow Stefan Salvatore, a vampire feuding with his older brother. Stefan's Diaries #1: Origins will explain the detailed story behind the animosity. Hint: it has something to do with a girl.

Here's more about the new series: "[F]ans of the hit television show The Vampire Diaries will finally find out how a passionate romance with a dangerous girl turned loving brothers Stefan and Damon Salvatore into deadly enemies. In a story set during the Civil War, against a backdrop of grand estates, unimaginable riches, and deadly secrets, Stefan and Damon fight for the love of the same woman, Katherine, in a torrid love triangle that will span eternity."

source: mediabistro

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

'Glee' Cast Muses Over An All-Michael Jackson Episode

The good folks at “Glee” have already given us doses of pop icons Madonna and Lady Gaga, and Britney Spears is up next in season 2. So, many would argue it’s only fair that the following episode dedication go to the man who invented pop in the first place. You heard me: the next big name in music to get the “Glee” treatment could be … Michael Jackson.

Pretty Little Liars cast react to their TCA wins



E! Entertainment interviews Ian Harding and the girls of PLL at the teen choice awards

On the set of Degrassi: Sneak peek at trans character's upcoming episode

Hit teen TV show Degrassi has introduced its first trans character this season, and Xtra went on set to speak with actress Jordan Todosey, who plays the role of Adam. Watch our interviews with Todosey and writer Michael Grassi, and watch a clip of an upcoming episode featuring Adam.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Scene's from Pretty Little Liars' Mid-Season Finale!

 

 

Friday, August 6, 2010

Pretty Little Liars' Shay Mitchell on Emily's Sexuality

Thursday, August 5, 2010

SKINS 5 FILMING!



Lea Michele on the Set of Britney Spear Episode!

Lea MIchele is doing Baby One More Time, and recreating the music video. I present you with a picture from Cory Monteith's twitter in which you can see Lea in the background (and on the screens) filming the bleachers scene, as well as candids of Lea in costume from the set.




Glee's Post Super Bowl Ep to be a Tribute to a Major Pop Artist!



Carol Burnett will play Sue Sylvester's mother in an episode of "Glee" this fall, reports Michael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly. Imagine Burnett tugging on her ear and singing "I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together" while wearing a track suit. The mind reels with the possibility.

It's yet another smart bit of high-caliber star casting for the Fox musical, and one that was hinted at a few weeks ago at Comic-Con. During a press conference prior to the "Glee" panel, a reporter asked each of the cast and crew members present who they would like to see make a guest appearance. Someone -- I believe it was creator/executive producer Ryan Murphy -- definitely mentioned Burnett. Those "Glee" people are so clever at making their ideas seem completely spontaneous.

At Comic-Con and during the TCA press tour, Murphy and co. also noted that the big post-Super Bowl episode of "Glee" will feature a tribute to a major pop artist, but they did not say who because negotiations are ongoing. Now that we know the Burnett news is a done deal, I say it's time to speculate as to who that pop artist might be, at least in our fantasies. Some names we can rule out: Britney Spears, since a Britney episode has already been confirmed for another episode next season; Madonna (even though they plan to do another tribute, presumably it won't be for the Super Bowl); Paul McCartney, who already will have his music featured in another episode next season; and Lady Gaga (also been done). So who could it be? Let's take some guesses.

Beyoncé: As the "Single Ladies" homages have proven, "Glee" loves Sasha Fierce. And she certainly qualifies as a major pop star. Also worth noting: while Ms. Knowles has performed the national anthem at a Super Bowl, she has yet to headline a halftime show. And I have to think that whoever winds up singing during the big game break may be the same person who gets top-tribute billing on "Glee."

Janet Jackson: Remember what I just said about the person who sings at halftime definitely being the subject of the "Glee" tribute show? Here's one scenario where that wouldn't be the case. But Jackson would make a pretty delicious choice, given her breast-baring role in the most controversial Super Bowl performance of all time, not to mention her status as pop royalty. In its own, show-tuney way, "Glee" is a show that relishes the opportunity to stick its out-and-proud thumb in the eye of authority. And what better way to do that than by putting Miss Jackson front and center? Added bonus: the entire cast could dress in military-style garb and do a "Rhythm Nation." Even better: Kurt could do a cover of "Nasty."

Prince: The idea of a Prince episode has been floated and approved in the "Gleek"-osphere. There's no question the guy certainly has an amazing catalogue of music to choose from, one that, in my humble opinion, might make "The Power of Madonna" seem slightly less powerful by comparison. But it's unclear whether he's want to do something like this. And the fact that he did the Super Bowl halftime show a few years ago makes this seem less likely.

Jennifer Lopez: If J. Lo is confirmed as an "American Idol" judge, consider this possibility all the more likely. The Super Bowl episode will air Feb. 6, 2011, most likely a few weeks after "Idol's" new season begins. Putting her on "Glee" is a cross-marketing opportunity Fox -- not to mention Lopez -- probably would not want to pass up.

Mariah Carey: The best thing about a Carey tribute is the potential for a hit-the-high-note contest between Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, frequent guest star Kristen Chenoweth, and Carey. Some people will be putting money on the big game that Sunday; if this circumstance comes to pass, the "Gleeks" would all be betting on which of these vocalists is most likely to break glass.

Out of these possibilities, which one sounds most appealing?

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Sneak Peak at Pretty Little Liars' Finale!





Tuesday, August 3, 2010

'Dexter' star Courtney Ford joining 'The Vampire Diaries' next season



Someone new is joining the world of "The Vampire Diaries" next season. According to a new report from Michael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly, Courtney Ford has been cast to play Vanessa, a student at Duke University who has a little bit more going on than initially meets the eye.

While at Comic-Con, executive producer Kevin Williamson opened up a little bit about the character, who will be spending plenty of time with Elena and Damon:

“She’s not without her own intrigue. It’ll be a nice little part for someone. And it’s a part that could evolve into this massive story line or we could gut her like a fish.”

Ford most recently played major part on "Dexter", as she was Tiffany, the daughter of the Trinity Killer throughout season four.

Source: Examiner

Pretty Little Liars Finale Secrets




Will A go out with a bang on Pretty Little Liars? The scandalous mid-season finale airs next Tuesday, August 10, and we'll be live tweeting the whole time. Make sure to chat with us after every ut-oh and oh-woah moment by following us @jsykdotcom.

Called "Keep Your Friends Close," here's the dirt we dug up on this episode. The besties are headed for a glam camping (glamping) birthday trip, but the festivities won't be all fun -- guess which sneaky stalker tagged along, too? A's threats are going from nasty to nightmare. Meanwhile, back at home, Rosewood can wave their welcome banner because the FBI is coming to town. New evidence (perhaps something Agent Wilden found in Toby's locker?) will bring the feds, including a female cop who's not such a creepster like Wilden.

Also, coming home from Afghanistan is Emily's dad, but there's another twist in her story. Troian Bellisario, who plays Spencer, dishes, "Emily loved Alison -- might have felt more than friendship love for her." Secrets, secrets.
Hanna's mounting money problems grow worse, and sadly there are only so many designer bags a girl can sell online. Her mom works at a bank -- and considering Ashley Marin already hooked up with a cop to get Hanna's theft charges dropped -- we smell financial wrongdoing in the making.

Miley Cyrus Shares Another Secret About Hannah Montana



"Hannah Montana Forever" so far has been about adjustment. Would Miley Cyrus' character adjust to a new home, and would she be able to keep her secret under wraps? By the end of Sunday's new episode, there was one person who knew the truth about Hannah's identity.

The whole process started when Jackson's girlfriend Siena saw Hannah through the window, and everyone quickly went into damage control to claim that she didn't exactly see what she thought she did. The problem for Jackson was simple -- after seeing him on the front cover of magazines with Hannah Montana, Siena was convinced that the two had some sort of romantic history.

In the end, the only problem with this episode may be the message that came out of this plot. Rather than telling Siena herself about the secret in order to preserve her brother's relationship, it took Lily making a comment for the truth to actually come out. Wouldn't it have been better if Siena heard it from a willing Miley Stewart? Maybe.

The other plot this week was silly -- Miley's dad helping Rico relax with some fishing -- but it did lead to a fun moment at the end of the episode where our resident rich kid went to great lengths to catch a big one.

TV Guide's Interview With Pretty Little Liars' Hefty Hanna



With only two episodes left before ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars (Tuesday 8/7c) goes on hiatus, star Ashley Benson tells TVGuide.com that her character Hanna is beginning to care less about who her friends want her to be. Which could be good news for Lucas, the nerdy boy next store who isn't likely to pass the friend test. Of course, she also has other problems, starting with messages she and her friends are getting from the mysterious "A."

TVGuide.com: What have we yet to learn about Hanna?
Ashley Benson: She's really coming into her own and has changed a lot personality-wise. She's figuring out who she wants to be, and she's not going by what everyone else expects her to be. It's really fun to watch her develop as a person.



TVGuide.com: How is she going to handle the struggle between wanting to be the popular girl with the hot boyfriend and her budding relationship with Lucas, a nerd?

Benson: Honestly, I don't think she's really going to care that much. As the show goes on she's more free-spirited about it and she's going to do what she wants. If she likes Lucas, she's going to take that risk because it's not that big of a deal to her anymore to be popular. She has so much going on in her life right now that she needs support and a friend there that she can talk to besides the girls. She was in Lucas' position awhile back, she knows what it's like to feel left out and made fun of, so they have a lot in common and they're really great for each other. They make each other laugh and they're really comfortable. It's really cute because he's so scared of her, but she's telling him she's just like him and there's no difference between them. I can't wait to see how that relationship goes and if they get together.

TVGuide.com: Is that why Hanna is so understanding of Emily and Maya's relationship?

Benson: Yeah. Hanna has been through a lot in her life and she has always been judged. It's great that Hanna is being really supportive of Emily because she should. There isn't a problem with Emily liking a girl and if Hanna's the only one who knows, she has to be supportive.

TVGuide.com: Which of the four girls do you most relate to?

Benson: I really relate to my character. I know what it's like to be left out ... I certainly went through a period of time where I got made fun of and people were so mean to me, so I can really relate to that. I don't so much relate to the other girls, but I love Aria's style on the show. The audience can really pick a girl that struggles with the same struggles they have.

TVGuide.com: As you were filming, did you constantly change your mind about who A was?

Benson: Definitely. There are so many people it can be so I don't know where the writers are going to go with it. Everybody's got an eerie kind of vibe to them. There are a lot of characters being introduced in the last two episodes so they're going to be in the next half of the season so there are so many ways it can go.

Lea Michele almost got into a big car crash!



While making her way to The Hollywood Reporter's Emmy Roundtable, Glee actress Lea Michele nearly was involved in a pretty serious accident that involved several cars Sunday afternoon.

While stopped at the intersection, a car ran a red light and collided with a truck, causing the truck to flip over multiple times before eventually stopping feet from Michele's vehicle. She immediately exited the car and stepped safely to the side of the road and made her way to the Chateau Marmont. Check out pics of her below from Fox's TCA party last night!

Mindy Kaling of The Office was also tied up in traffic that developed as a result of the accident while making her way to the roundtable.

Police didn't release any more details.

Monday, August 2, 2010

Two scenes from this week's Pretty Little Liars

 

 

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Ryan Murphy confirms "Glee" lesbian kiss

Most of the cast of Glee was at the Beverly Hilton Hotel last night for the annual TCA Awards (minus Jane Lynch who was out with laryngitis). And it's a good thing they were — they were the big winners of the evening. The Fox show scooped up "Program of the Year," "Outstanding New Program" and "Individual Achievement in Comedy" for Lynch's portrayal of cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester.



She didn't expand further on this, so I will give some of you some everlasting hope that this is true. But what about the episode that could include the BFFs kissing on screen?

"I don't know," Naya said. "We never know until we get the scripts and I kind of like it that way!"

She seemed very psyched to have lesbian fans that are pulling for her and Brittany. I also asked if she knew of any romantic interests she would be having this year — aka "Don't even tell me they are trying to pull you away from the only lesbian thing we have on this show." Naya had no idea. Ryan Murphy literally leaves them in the dark.

Glee to recreate Britney video, cover Stronger, Schue is pressed.

It's finally happening...the unstoppable forces that are GLEE and Britney Spears are joining together in the most epic and undoubtedly the most watched episode of all time...of course, that is until they do another ICON episode.



But really, this teaming makes perfect sense. Britney was the reigning princess of pop for quite the number of years and has a nice collection of hits under her belt (despite some truly awful anti- female titles-"Born to make you happy" anyone?) and Glee will sing and dance nicely to them. I jest, I'm sure the Glee-ification of Brit's songs will be amazing and flashy and pow and all but from what the cast say about the episode-it sounds like it will just be a re-hash of the Madonna episode.

Lea Michele almost gives the whole episode away with these little nuggets of wisdom;

"It's gonna be a really big episode...I've always loved Britney Spears, and I get to do something REALLY cool."

"What I loved about the episode is there's old songs, there's new songs, and Ryan (Murphy) also does what was really cool in the Madonna episode, how he took a song and had the boys sing it. He does the same thing with Britney and I can't wait to hear it because the idea sounds so cool."

"I am singing a classic Britney Spears song that I'm so excited about. I am recreating a Britney video, but I can't say what it is yet."

Prediction time! I'm seeing an emotional "I'm not a girl, Not yet a woman" performance in Michele's not-to-distance future and an all-singing-all-dancing version of "Baby one more time" in the school gym!

According to Matthew Morrison, Mr Schuster will be anti-Britney;

"I like Britney. I got in trouble earlier for comments I made saying I'm anti-Britney, but I'm not. I think in this episode they're going to mirror those comments and I'm going to be very anti-Britney in the episode because I don't like what she represents...It's gonna be a lot of fun and some crazy stuff is gonna happen."

Crazy indeed. The cast also confirmed that Britney will not be appearing on the show (Boo!) and one song of hers has definitely been confirmed - "Stronger". Will the Glee club attempt that chair spinning dance from the "Stronger" video? For the sakes of their limbs-I hope not.

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Kurt won't get action until the end



Those rumors about Chris Colfer's Kurt scoring a jock boyfriend this fall might've prematurely ejaculated: "Actually, I've heard that they might be leaning towards another storyline more which would delay Kurt getting a man," he says. This alternate plot will be "provocative," he says. Oh jesus, just make out with Finn already, kid.