If you're a fan of Friday Night Lights, then you're probably rooting for Taylor Kitsch. The hot actor is trading TV for the big screen in the upcoming Disney fantasy film John Carter, based on the classic sci fi book series by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Taylor plays the title character, a Civil War vet who gets transported to Mars, where he has to save the planet and its beautiful princess, played by Lynn Collins. Taylor told us what it was like to film most of the action scenes shirtless and how he enjoys being popular with the ladies — plus he gave us the latest on the Friday Night Lights movie rumors. Check out our interview and catch John Carter in theaters on March 9!
Harry Potter isn't the only thing that's ending; Friday Night Lights is on its way out too, with its series finale airing tonight on NBC. Poetically, it finally nabbed that Emmy nomination for best drama series this week, but what I think is more meaningful is how passionate viewers of the show are. FNL's fan base is a devoted one, so to send the show off, I want to hear from you guys: what are your favorite moments and memories from Friday Night Lights?
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At last week's Winter TCA, I checked out the panel for Shonda Rhimes's latest series Off the Map, about a group of young doctors who try to save lives in the South American rain forest. Afterward, I sat down with Friday Night Lights alum Zach Gilford, who plays one of the eager physicians, Tommy, a role that's a pretty far cry from football star Matt Saracen. We chatted about his new TV series vs. his old one, living in paradise to shoot Off the Map, and naturally, how often he'll be shirtless.
You've placed your votes for the best network comedy of the year, but let's switch gears to their more serious peers. We have a few new drama series on this list (now's your chance, Hawaii Five-0 fans!), along with some longtime favorites. Which is your No. 1? Weigh in!
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Jennifer Carpenter, Claire Danes, Heather Morris, Connie Britton and Wanda Sykes sparkled in their red carpet gowns at the 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards. From Jennifer Carpenter in Oday Shakar and Claire Danes in Armani Privé to Heather Morris in Ina Soltani, Connie Britton in Burberry and Wanda Sykes in Zuhair Murad, there was no shortage of glitz and glamour at this year’s award show.
We're breaking down the Emmy nominees, one category at a time, and now we — that's you and me — are looking at the lead actress in a drama. Will it be a veteran nominee, or one of the deserving new faces to the race? Check out who you guys think deserves the Emmy, and I'll let you know my opinion as well. And don't forget to vote on my Emmy ballot — you could take home a prize too: an Apple iPad!
It's time to bust out the big guns! After going through several rounds of supporting actor picks, I asked you for your predictions for the Emmy for lead actor in a drama. You quickly came to the defense of both Kyle Chandler for Friday Night Lights, and House's Hugh Laurie, but all of the contenders received at least a few votes. Who will be the last man standing? Don't forget to fill out your ballot for the chance to win an iPad, but first check out my assessment!
Earlier this week I picked your brains about the shows you wish your friends were into and the response was overwhelming! Sounds like many of you are out there campaigning hard for your favorite shows, so I thought I'd help with the cause. Here are the top five shows that Buzz readers think you might be overlooking.
