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Anne Hathaway picked a white Valentino dress last night to pose with Jake Gyllenhaal, in Burberry, at a screening of their Love and Other Drugs held in NYC's Directors Guild of America theater. The duo laughed as they posed with director Ed Zwick and were joined by other celebs like Peter Facinelli, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and a newly short-haired LeeLee Sobieski. Anne and Jake were also together on Read more
Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway got together last night to premiere their Love and Other Drugs during the AFI Film Festival in LA. The duo posed on the red carpet with director Ed Zwick, as well as alongside Hank Azaria and Michelle Monaghan. The good times carried over to the afterparty at the Roosevelt hotel, where Jake and Anne kept the hugging coming. Anne's boyfriend, Adam Shulman, wasn't Read more
Well, now we can put Quarterlife in the vault previously reserved for shows like Anchorwoman and Emily's Reasons Why Not. After just a single episode, NBC has yanked Quarterlife from the schedule after its premiere got the network its lowest ratings for a 10 p.m. time slot in 17 years. But Quarterlife apparently has at least three lives: It will get to show its remaining five episodes on Bravo. Read more
Quarterlife, the drama about a 20-something magazine editor who seeks freedom by documenting her life online, came together through a series of unlikely coincidences. The show — which is from Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick, the team behind My So-Called Life— started its life as a rejected pilot for ABC. Years after that attempt, it surfaced online with a new focus, a new lead character Read more
For most of my TV-watching life, I've defined myself as a fan of Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick, the producing team behind Relativity, Once and Again, and, of course, My So-Called Life. I remember reading about their latest project, Quarterlife, several years ago, back when it was still an ABC pilot awkwardly titled 1/4life. I was bummed when it didn't make the network's schedule, and I Read more
Quarterlife, the Web series from My So-Called Life producers Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick that premieres on MySpace TV today, is being hailed as the series that could help bring Web-only programming into its own. The show was originally written as a pilot for ABC, but when the network turned it down, they decided to take it to the Web — while sticking as close to network-caliber production Read more
What if Angela Chase were a 20-something video blogger? She might look a lot like Dylan, the main character of "Quarterlife," a new online TV series from "My So-Called Life" producers Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick that focuses on the trials and tribulations of the quarterlife crisis generation. "A sad truth about my generation is that we were all geniuses in high school," Dylan says in one Read more
