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10 Geeky TV Shows You Should Be Watching

GeekSugar — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:47:59 -0800

Geekery has invaded your television screen! There are plenty of shows to choose from on the tube these days (some better than others), but you're sure to geek out right along with these weeklies. Discover 10 that you may (or may not) know about, but that are totally worth a coveted TiVo season pass slot.

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The Return of . . . To Bang or Not to Bang?

BellaSugar — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 08:00:00 -0800

The following lovely ladies have played with fringe lately, some to better effect than others. Perhaps you took my first to bang or not to bang poll, and now it's your turn to decide once again: which ones did a bang-up job and which ones just looked a little too shaggy? Click through and vote.

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Stars on the Set This Week!

PopSugar — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 13:30:59 -0800

After the holiday break the stars were spotted on set ready to work. The girls and guys of Gossip Girl and Desperate Housewives got back to business on opposite coasts, while Cher and Christina Aguilera started filming Burlesque in NYC. Mariska Hargitay was also joined by special guest Kathy Griffin. Check out all the stars on set!

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Diane and Josh Become a Couple That Works Together

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Josh Lights Up the Fringe Vancouver Set

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Fringe Season 2 Sneak Peek!

BuzzSugar — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:30:27 -0700

My mind is still blown over last season's finale of Fringe. The alternate universe, Peter's childhood death, William Bell - I have lots of questions! Looks like I'm not going to get a ton of answers right away, if these photos from tomorrow night's premiere are any indication. But it does appear that our girl Olivia Dunham returns back "here" (as opposed to "there"). Or does she?! Don't forget to watch it - download my calendar as reminder!
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Fall TV Showdown: Five Toughest Trade-Offs

BuzzSugar — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:44:37 -0700

The good news: your TV schedule is about to get a big boost when Fall TV kicks into high gear (download my calendar to keep track), bringing back new episodes of established series and premieres of new favorites. The bad news: there's not enough room in the TV schedule for everything, and you're going to have to make some very difficult decisions on what to watch each night. Check out my picks for what will be the hardest shows to choose between.
Photos copyright 2009 ABC, Inc., and courtesy of Fox, NBC, and The CW

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PopSugarUK's September Must Haves

PopSugarUK — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 23:00:00 -0700

This month I'm looking forward to the release of a couple of interesting albums, eagerly-anticipated books, fun films and great shows on DVD. Check out what made it on to my September must haves list, and tell me what you're excited about too!

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Joshua Returns Home to Canada and Fringe

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Trend Alert: Side-Swept Fringe at The 2009 British Soap Awards

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Joshua Jackson's Just Gorgeous as Ever at Paley Festival

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Josh Calls Himself Obnoxious and Gushes About Diane

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Joshua Jackson Joins the Cast of Characters at Comic-Con

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Joshua Jackson Fringes Through the Fall

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Joshua Jackson Gives Us Some Fringe Benefits

PopSugar — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 12:30:33 -0700

Joshua Jackson looked serious whipping out his badge filming Fringe in Queens yesterday. With a touch of that Pacey Witter humor all grown up, we're already loving Josh Jackson as Peter Bishop. After the thrilling pilot, we're excited to see what happens tonight on what's already one our favorite new Fall shows. As much as we appreciate Josh back on TV, we also love seeing him looking sweet with Diane, and hopefully we'll find out soon if all the talk of engagement promises proves to be true.

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Joshua Has No Shame About Showing Off His Style

PopSugar — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 04:03:00 -0700

Joshua Jackson didn't seem to mind the Summer temperatures as he posed for photos in NYC on Sunday before putting on layered cardigans for last night's Fringe premiere party with his costars. He looked great both ways, though Joshua is more than happy to let his girlfriend Diane Kruger take credit for his stellar style even when she's not by his side. He opened up to InStyle about his newfound appreciation for clothes and his recent immersion in the world of high fashion. Here's more:

On how Diane has affected his wardrobe: "When you're dating a European woman, the slovenly way of dressing will not do. But the reality is, I've also grown up a lot in the last five years, and not getting dressed up is partly teenage rebellion. I obviously held on to that for too long. But I don't want to get into wearing the uniform of the thirty-year-old actor either: the beanie guy, the scarf guy. It defeats the purpose of individual expression. If I ever have a fashion relapse, Diane lets me know."
On awkward celebrity run-ins: "My first Cannes experience was my first true fashion moment. The tradition is that the director escorts his leading lady up the stairs - which left me dateless. So my 'date' for the evening became Karl Lagerfeld. There's little Canadian me sitting next to Karl Lagerfeld for four and a half hours. It was pretty comical."

For more of Joshua's thoughts on style, his childhood, and his new show Fringe, just read more.

On when he started to care about clothes: "My education in the world of high fashion started with Diane. It's not something that particularly interested me before. That said, I don't think I'll ever rabidly follow trends. The big thing for me is finding clothes that I can wear, rather than clothes that wear me."
On what style meant to him growing up in British Columbia: "My mother raised two children entirely by herself, which was spectacular of her. I didn't grow up in a house that catered to fashion. It was more about function."
On returning to TV: "Frankly, Fringe is more to my taste than something like Dawson's Creek. I didn't grow up watching 90210; I grew up watching the X-Files."

We've always had a soft spot for Pacey Whitter, and we can't wait to see Josh back on the small screen in one of the most anticipated new Fall shows.

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Joshua Jackson Can Infringe on Our Thursday Anytime

PopSugar — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:00:59 -0700

Joshua Jackson was looking perfectly styled for Fall with that endearing Pacey Whitter smile to go right along with his ensemble on the set of Fringe in NYC yesterday. We've been waiting patiently for our Dawson's Creek cutie to finally come back to our TV screens, and the wait is almost over. His new show will premiere on September 9, which is less than three weeks away, so who's excited?

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We're Already Feeling Good About Josh Jackson's Fringe

PopSugar — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 05:03:04 -0700

After making all the ladies at Comic-Con swoon last week, it was back to work for Joshua Jackson on the set of Fringe in Brooklyn yesterday. He looked as adorable as ever in his sunglasses, and we couldn't be more excited for the first season to finally get here. Buzz is already hooked on it and considering Josh was one of the guys we most wanted to see more of in 2008 we know we could get used to seeing his pretty face on a weekly basis again.

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Pilot Watch: Fringe

BuzzSugar — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 06:30:54 -0700

The networks have announced their Fall schedules, but which of the series will actually be worth watching? This Summer, as the networks release their pilots, I'll be posting my first impressions. A lot can change before a show makes it to air - especially this year, when the writers' strike severely gummed up the production of pilots - so consider these just some quick thoughts on how the shows look now. Today's installment: Fox's Fringe, which will air Tuesdays this Fall after House.

What's it about? After a creepy incident on an airplane (creator JJ Abrams seems to like those), an FBI agent ends up getting sucked into the world of fringe science, which essentially uses humankind as one large laboratory for exploring cloning, mind reading, and the like.

Who's in it? Joshua Jackson, Anna Torv, John Noble, Lance Reddick, Blair Brown

The good: The first episode does quick work of establishing the premise, the characters, and their central conflicts while also dropping some hints as to the mythology (and cool science-y plot twists) that will likely develop later. Jackson and Noble are great as a dysfunctional father-son team, grudgingly interacting again after years of silence. Two actors in relatively smaller roles - Lance Reddick as a Department of Homeland Security agent and Blair Brown as the head of science corporation Massive Dynamic - carry a lot of the weight of setting up the series' framework and do an outstanding job with it.

The bad: The pilot is super-sized (just under 90 minutes), and I'm not sure it needed to be. Some of the middle section dragged, which prevented me from being as completely wowed by the show as I'd hoped. I'm still not sure I completely understand Noble's character (he was borderline deranged at the start, then just kind of quirky by show's end), but that could have been intentional, since part of the premise is that he is a bit of a wild card.

Will I watch? Absolutely. A lot goes down in the final 15 minutes, and it was enough to make me want to see where the story leads.

To check out a preview and see a gallery of photos, just read more.

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Expect Fringe, 24 Excitement and Jon Voight Talks Angelina

Molly — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 05:05:00 -0700

BuzzSugar and I are down in LA for the TCAs, starting with yesterday's Fox presentations! Highlights included seeing Joshua Jackson promote Fringe, even if it was only via satellite, hearing Jerry O'Connell joke about his Tom Cruise impression, Brian Austin Green all hot and tan and - get this - hearing Jon Voight talk about Angelina Jolie and the new twins while promoting 24! Check out Buzz for more in depth coverage of all the panels and details on the new and returning shows, and here are some more of my observations from Fox's presentations and party last night on Santa Monica Pier:

Let's cut to the chase, here's what Jon Voight had to say about Angelina and those babies: "Well, the most exciting thing is to have new children -- the most beautiful thing in the world and the most exciting thing. And when they're part of your own family it's even more exciting. . . I have not heard from her directly but I've heard little messages from her. My niece has heard but that's the only thing I know about. . .but I'm so excited to have a boy and a girl. I love her." When asked if he will visit, "As soon as I'm allowed. . . When Angie says come on over, I'll do it."
Joshua Jackson and his Fringe co-stars were off filming in New York, but the general feeling about the show seems to be super excited. JJ Abrams was on the panel with his cowriters, but Pacey still managed to bring a hilarious lighthearted feeling to the day even just on the big screen. When one reporter said that the cow in the pilot stole the show a few times, Josh was quick to come back by reminding her that even though he wasn't in the room...he could still hear her.
When asked whether he's heard from Tom Cruise since his parody video, Jerry O'Connell said thankfully not.
Party highlight: playing carnival games with (and beating) Kal Penn. Also, Amanda Bynes showing up with Seth McFarlane causing more than a few whispers.
Things got a little, uh, interesting with Karl Rove in particular at the Fox News panel - more about that over on Citizen.

To hear more from the panels including SYTYCD news and how Kiefer and Brian Austin Green looked just read more

Sad So You Think You Can Dance news about Jessica's injuries that mean Comfort is back, though Nigel wasn't about to say anything more about it.
Ladies (and gents) love those Prison Break boys Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell.
During the Do Not Disturb panel, Jerry O'Connell lamented the fate of Carpoolers, but said that despite it leaving him "depressed in his underwear" at home for a couple months, it opened the door for this new job and got the attention of the new show's director Jason Bateman and writer Abraham Higginbotham.
Brian Austin Green stayed almost silent during the Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, though still looked pret-ty hot and very tan.
Even though Kiefer was too unbelievably mobbed the moment he walked into the informal coffee break session with the 24 stars for me to get a word, it was still so great to see him back as Jack Bauer in the preview for the 24: Exile special.

There will be lots more to come as the week and TCA presentations roll on so check back here and on Buzz for all the coverage. Already starting to get excited again for Fall TV!

To see more from the party and all the stars on the panels just read more

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Images include: Glenn Close, Rose Byrne, Seth MacFarlane, Jerry O'Connell, Emily Deschanel, Joely Fisher, Brian Austin Green, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Niecy Nash, Kal Penn, Summer Glau, Olivia Wilde, Omar Epps, Wentworth Miller, Hugh Laurie, Kathy Najimy

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Images include: JJ Abrams, Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, Bryan Burk, Jeff Pinkner

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Images include: Molly Stanton, Jerry O'Connell, Niecy Nash, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jolene Purdy, Abraham Higginbotham

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

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Summer Lovers: Josh And Diane

PopSugarUK — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 06:00:00 -0700

Ahhh, as much as it pains me to admit it (due to my enormous crush) Joshua Jackson and his gorgeous girlfriend Diane Kruger were looking absolutely adorable as they shopped in Santa Monica at the weekend. The weather was boiling – as shown by Josh's t-shirt as he hauled a sleeping bag out of one of the stores. Shopping would be so much more fun if I had Josh following me around to carry my bags!

In the mean time, I can't wait until his new show Fringe premieres in the US, and then makes its way to our shores...

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The Fox Fall Schedule: My Take (With Video!)

BuzzSugar — Fri, 16 May 2008 05:45:13 -0700

Fox just revealed its Fall and mid-season schedules, including the addition of big new sci-fi dramas, the return of 24 (complete with that two-our prequel airing in November) and a new comedy. Now that I've had a chance to think about the schedule and watch some clips, here are my thoughts:

In the Fall, Tuesday night will be pretty darn cool with the return of House followed by the new J.J. Abrams thriller Fringe. I'm excited about this new Abrams series - based on the clips I've seen it looks like The X-Files meets Lost with a tiny bit of Alias sprinkled in. Plus a lot of needles. The mood is dark and tense but the oh-so-adorable Joshua Jackson is back to his wise-cracking ways.
Joss Whedon's Dollhouse will not arrive until mid-season and will be paired up with 24. Between that and their big Tuesday night, Fox is going to be dishing out a ton of sci-fi dramas. I'm OK with this since the sci-fi genre lends itself to great characters and gives us a bit of everything: romance, intrigue, mystery, action, even comedy. I think it's a smart type of show to stock up on, especially from the folks who do it best (Abrams, Whedon).
One interesting thing to note for Dollhouse and Fringe is that they are both what Fox is calling "remote free TV." They promise to have significantly fewer commercials through the entire run of their seasons. Also, both dramas are introducing what they described as "ingénues" in Eliza Dushku (Dollhouse) and Anna Torv (Fringe). Who knows? Maybe these ladies will become the next Jennifer Garner or Gillian Anderson.
I really love Niecy Nash and think the premise of the new comedy Do Not Disturb is cute (as is Jerry O'Connell). I'm not totally sold on whether or not it's built to last, but I'll cross my fingers. I did see some clips of Mitchell Hurwitz's first animated comedy, Sit Down, Shut Up, and wiped away some tears from laughing. The cast of voices is great, though we've got a while before that one's on the air.

I've got some clips and photos from both new shows this fall, and you can check them out if you read more.

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Joshua Jackson Is Back to Work!

PopSugar — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 12:30:23 -0800

For all of you Joshua Jackson fans out there, we've got some good news and we've got some bad news. Negative first: Due to the writers' strike, his stint as Dr. McSomething on Grey's Anatomy won't be happening. Luckily, the good news is that Josh was already hard at work on the new JJ Abrams show, Fringe, in Canada over the weekend. How's that for granting your wishes to see more of cute Josh in '08?

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