Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Oscars Printable Downloadable 2010 Ballot In PDF Form
Saturday, January 9, 2010
The Late Shift II

The Little Spy Comedy That Could

If only any episode of the actual show were as tense and intriguing as the struggle to keep it alive.
I say this with love, because I like "Chuck," in no small part because it is one of a handful of shows I can watch with my children. In many ways "Chuck" is precisely the show many Americans say they want. A clever conceit -- Zachary Levi's titular character is an underachiever suddenly turned into a reluctant super spy -- buoyed by sharp, funny writing and an able cast with an unapologetic PG rating. The violence is kung fu-light, sex is kept mostly in a state of hopeless longing, there is no swearing, no pathologies, nothing more un-PC than the mildly nationalistic tendencies of "real spy" John Casey (Adam Baldwin)."
Star-Packed "Cranford" Returns To PBS

Imagine, just for a moment, 8 million Americans tuning into a period drama. HBO's lavishly awarded " John Adams" was quite happy with 2.5 million viewers for its first two installments, and AMC was over the moon when " Mad Men," more modern but still period complete with requisite headgear, hit a 4-million cume for its premiere."
Sunday, January 3, 2010
The Starlet
Monday, December 28, 2009
Little Women's Woman

The Reality Television Decade


Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Nominees Announced For 2010 Golden Globes
Mary McNamara and Betsy Sharkey of the LA Times give their reactions to the Golden Globe Nominations as they happened this morning in LA. Sphere: Related Content
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Stars Read Documents Of The People's History On The History Channel Sunday

"That is the leitmotif of “The People Speak,” a series of dramatic readings from inspiring historical documents that airs on the History Channel on Sunday night. Based on Howard Zinn's revisionist "A People's History of the United States," "The People Speak" employs the talents of Hollywood heavy hitters, including Morgan Freeman, Matt Damon, Marisa Tomei, Don Cheadle, Josh Brolin, Sandra Oh, Viggo Mortensen, Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen, and provides a striking, exhilarating and at times horrifying reminder of not just our indomitable ability to change but also this country's collective history of oppression"
Oscar Season Now In Trade Paperback $14.00
The classic mystery novel and today’s paparazzi coincide in this engaging, insider’s look at Hollywood in the weeks leading up to the Academy Awards.
She is one of the very few reporters allowed to witness pre-telecast rehearsals and for years has covered Oscar night from the celebrity side of the red carpet and backstage during the show.
A recent recipient of an L.A. Press Club and American Association of Features Editors Awards for her industry coverage, she has interviewed innumerable stars and directors, and used her experience to craft this deliciously entertaining whodunit.
Wide audience: This novel will fascinate the many readers captivated by Hollywood and the celebrity lifestyle, while also appealing to mystery devotees and fans of smart, entertaining women’s fiction. It’s equal parts Jackie Collins, Michael Tolkin, and Sue Grafton.
