- ABC's canceled serial thriller "The Nine" will air six more episodes starting in August, says the Futon Critic.
- The makers of Indiana Jones 4 are insisting on not using any CG effects in order to maintain the style of the older Indiana Jones movies, reports the New Haven Register.
- The Los Angeles Times says fans of "The Black Donnellys" are sending crackers to HBO, hoping the channel will pick up the series.
- Variety brings news of a Dirty Dozen remake written by Zak Penn whose credits include X-Men 2 and Fantastic Four.
- Billboard reports that Miley Cyrus' (a.k.a. Hannah Montana) album is beating out Kelly Clarkson's and is topping the Billboard 200 chart.
- Joan Baez, the Shins and Donovan are among the artists recording "Little Boxes" for the third season of "Weeds," Zap2it reports.
- According to TV Guide, Lara Croft will be getting her own online animated series, with Minnie Driver as Croft's voice.
- "Everwood" alum Stephanie Niznik will star in The CW's "Life is Wild," writes the Hollywood Reporter.
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Never got into The Nine so I won't miss it.
I was just thinking if Indiana Jones 4 would use some CGI? I guess not.
Feel bad for Kelly Clarkson. Not a good year for Kelly but I hope this year will turn around for her.
1Miley's album is a Disney album with a Disney TV show behind it, which equals tons of publicity and young fans clamoring for the CD. I think it's great to see two female artists topping the charts! I don't think this bodes badly for Kelly at all.
2Awesome for The Nine getting the unaired eps played! I know there's no hope for the show getting picked up again, even if by some miracle a crapload of people actually watch the show when it starts airing again but at least we get to see the ruins of a great show.
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