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Buzz News Roundup, 8/28
- Kristin Chenoweth will be a guest judge on the next season of American Idol. — Zap2it
- Mad Men's Christina Hendricks will join Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel in Life as We Know It. — Variety
- Laura Linney will star in The C Word, a new comedy pilot for Showtime about a suburban wife battling cancer.
Buzz News Roundup, 1/21
- American Idol winner Taylor Hicks will release his second album in March. — Billboard
- Tobey Maguire's production company has acquired the rights to Marcus Sakey's crime novel Good People. — Variety
- In Sundance deals news, Fox Searchlight has acquired the Hugh Dancy romance Adam, and the bromance Humpday will be distributed by Magnolia.
NBC Gets Top Talent for 13-Episode Horror Anthology
NBC has lured top-notch horror writers, directors and actors to collaborate on Fear Itself, a 13-episode anthology series of suspense and horror stories that sounds like it's going to be genuinely cool and scary.
Some of the notable actors involved include Brandon Routh (Superman Returns), Shiri Appleby (Charlie Wilson's War), Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men), Cynthia Watros (Lost) and Eric Roberts (Heroes). The group of writers chosen to contribute features Steve Niles (30 Days of Night), Dan Knauf (Carnivale, Supernatural), and a bunch of guys from Masters of Horror, among others.
Buzz News Roundup, 1/4
- The New York Daily News reports that David Letterman will have his beard shaved on the air on Monday's show; too bad the beard had just gotten the keys to the city.
- Meanwhile, Jay Leno might be in trouble for writing his monologue on Wednesday's show, MarketWatch reports.
- ComingSoon is saying the next Superman movie may be without both director Bryan Singer and star of the show Brandon Routh.
- According to E! Online, the Jonas Brothers have signed a two-year, multimillion-dollar deal with touring company Live Nation.
- Former American Idol Taylor Hicks has been dropped from his record label, Entertainment Weekly reports.
- Theater owners say Johnny Depp made the most money for the multiplex in 2007, writes The Hollywood Reporter.
- Law & Order creator Dick Wolf wants to make a British version of the series, Zap2it reports.
- Netflix wants to bring movies straight to your TV, no mailing envelopes necessary, reports the New York Times.
- Mary J. Blige finally bumped Josh Groban from the top of the charts, Billboard reports.
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