It's true that most TV viewers would recognize Shiri Appleby from her days on 'Roswell' as Liz Parker or 'Life Unexpected' as Cate Cassidy, the gal we cheered for and couldn't help but love. But Shiri—who has a great roster of credits to her name—is just as rockstar as the characters she plays.
No matter how many signatures they gathered, the Kardashian boycotters' efforts were a bust, and season two of Kourtney & Kim Take New York premiered last night in all of its glory. And thank goodness they didn't win, because this was some good stuff.
Leave it to those conservative types to raise the flags every time a hit show decides to color outsides the lines. At the top of their hit list at the moment? 'Glee,' of course!
Just when we thought nothing could replace Jersey Shore on Thursday nights, MTV rolled out an even more epic show after 15 years of hiatus: Beavis and Butthead, huh, huh.
It looks like sexual tension in sitcoms is over. Women tell a very specific set of harmless lies. There are five awesome and unconventional places to meet a guy. How you can tell the difference between dating and just hanging out. How to make a friend with benefits into a girlfriend. Seriously, are we getting male birth control or not?
Playboy bunnies—a man's primetime paradise, right? Too bad the show was so bad that not even guys would watch it.
Last night's premiere of Pan Am confirmed at least one thing: The newest drama to idealize the early 1960s isn't sharp enough to be Mad Men, but it's certainly not vapid enough to be The Playboy Club. And thank goodness for the latter, because I know I'm not alone in looking forward to another time machine-style escape back into the era of pastel pillbox hats and glossy LIFE magazines.
Perhaps this will be the season that Liz Lemon finds love? 30 Rock has put out a casting call for a new love interest, and it certainly has our mental gears turning. On the show, Tina Fey's character has been wooed (or tried to woo) Dean Winters, Jason Sudeikis, Matt Damon, and Jon Hamm. Who could possibly be next in that trajectory? The show is looking for an unknown between the ages of 36 and 40, who can embody "California-bred with liberal values and a youthful innocence."
It was a bit difficult to watch "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" this week amidst all the hype about the wedding between Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries in "real life," but it also provided an interesting new peek inside their relationship.
Just as we were getting our Dior slip dresses in knots over the possibility of another Sex And The City movie, debating whether Blake Lively should play Samantha or Selena Gomez would make a good Charlotte...they've pulled the rug out from underneath us and are putting the show back on TV.
Just as we were getting our Dior slip dresses in knots over the possibility of another 'Sex And The City' movie, debating whether Blake Lively should play Samantha or Selena Gomez would make a good Charlotte, they've pulled the rug out from underneath us and are putting the show back on TV. Sarah Jessica Parker is producing the new show.
