Kristen Bell has been credited in every episode of “Gossip Girl” since the series premiered, as the disembodied voice of the eponymous blogger. Though we’ve spent nearly six years enjoying her dulcet tones (and questionable puns), we’ve never actually seen her face on screen.
Now, TVLine reports that Bell will appear in the series finale. Though Warner Bros. and The CW are keeping their lips… Continue reading 'Gossip Girl' gives Kristen Bell face time in series finale
Fox announced today that the fifth and final season of “Fringe” will conclude with a two-hour series finale, including the 100th episodes, on Friday, January 18. Here’s the full announcement:
As the Fringe team fights for humanity’s future in the fifth and final season, the imaginative journey toward the end of the acclaimed series will culminate in a climactic conclusion during the two-hour final-two-episodes event Friday, Jan… Continue reading Fringe to Conclude with Two-Hour Series Finale on January 18
Kim Cattrall is returning to series TV for the first time since “Sex and the City” ended in 2004. Cattrall will star in and executive produce an adaptation of the 2005 British comedy series “Sensitive Skin,” about a woman’s mid-life crisis.
The six-episode series will premiere on Canada’s The Movie Network and will also be executive produced by the “Slings & Arrow” team of writer Bob… Continue reading Kim Cattrall returns to series TV in Canadian comedy 'Sensitive Skin'
Oprah Winfrey is calling on her friend Tyler Perry for a little help with her cable network OWN.
Perry, the filmmaker and entrepreneur best known for his madcap comic character Madea, has entered an exclusive partnership with OWN to make the network his “singular destination for all new television series and projects.” That includes two new scripted series on track to premiere in mid 2013.
Perry’s… Continue reading Tyler Perry partners with Oprah Winfrey's OWN for original series
08/31/2012 at 04:30 PM ET
If you haven’t heard: Shopbop got a facelift. And not only is the site rocking a brand new look, but it’s also calling on some of fashion’s biggest names to promote its new video game (yes, they have a video game). Shopbop’s version of Angry Birds — dubbed the “launch
