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Amanda Seyfried Is Ready to Put on Red Riding's Hood
- Amanda Seyfried will play the title role in Catherine Hardwicke's The Girl With the Red Riding Hood — The Playlist
- Oscar ratings are up! — People
- In case you missed it, here's Zach Galifianakis shaving his beard during SNL — Zap2it
- Brooke Burke is the new cohost for Dancing With the Stars — Inside TV
- Robert De Niro to do a sequel to Midnight Run — Collider
- Should someone make John Hughes's final movie, Grisbys Go Broke? — MTV Movies Blog
- Marion Cotillard teams up with Franz Ferdinand for this Dior ad — Stereogum
- The top 10 Oscar hosts of all time (come back, Billy!) — TV.com
- Fringe gets renewed for a third season — Watch With Kristin
- Check out these Oscar odd couples (Jessica Simpson and Anderson Cooper?) — TresSugar
Stars on the Set This Week!
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.
What Is the Best Sci-Fi Show of 2009?
They're the shows with the mind-blowing storylines that make us go "huh?!" This year, we saw the departure of one of the genre's biggies (Battlestar Galactica) and a cult favorite (Dollhouse). In their place we have a few other series ready to carry the torch in 2010, including two newbies.
TV Tonight: NBC's Comedy Lineup, Fringe, and More!
Let the TiVo battles begin! Thursday is going to be the most difficult night to decide what to watch this Fall, and tonight introduces the first round of contenders.
Over on NBC, Parks and Recreation kicks off the comedy lineup at 8:30 p.m.
Fringe Season 2 Sneak Peek!
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.
Fall TV Showdown: Five Toughest Trade-Offs
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.
Fox's Live Tweets on Glee: Annoying or Awesome?
Did you miss Fox's pilot preview of new Fall series Glee a few months ago? You can still watch it before the show's real premiere, but there's going to be an extra feature when Fox re-airs the pilot episode this Friday night: according to a press release, cast members will be live-tweeting the episode and the Twitter feed will appear over the lower-third of viewers' TV screens during the broadcast. Another Fox show, Fringe, will also get the "tweet-peat" treatment when the network shows last season's second-to-last episode this Thursday.
Five Questions For Fringe
It's still Summer for a few more weeks, so I'm continuing my Five Questions series, where I reflect on the most recent seasons of some favorite shows and chat about their challenges for the future. Today, I'm posing questions for Fringe, which moves to Thursdays for its second season this Fall (check out a little promo after the jump).
Channing Tatum's Stripper Past, Paula and Simon's New Deals, A Peek at 90210/Gossip Girl!
Channing Tatum secret stripper past now includes video of his impressive moves. Plus, we discuss Paula's next career steps and what's in store for some of our favorite shows when they return this Fall. You won't want to miss the latest 90210 news.
First Look: Fringe Season Two
I had something of a love-hate relationship with Fringe during its first season. On the one hand, I loved the dynamic between the main characters — FBI agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv), brilliant-but-crazy scientist Walter Bishop (John Noble), and his wisecracking son, Peter (Joshua Jackson). On the other hand, I thought the show was inconsistent, sometimes relying too much on a formula and other times throwing too much crazy science at us too fast.
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