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Here's What We'll Be Watching on TV This Summer
ABC, CBS, and Fox have joined NBC in releasing their Summer schedules in recent days, and while we're still waiting on The CW, this already gives us a pretty good sense of how the season will look. There's a lot of reality, of course, but at least one cool scripted series is also on the schedule. Here are some of the goodies:
- Swingtown, the CBS series about '70s swinger couples, will finally see the light of day!
Buzz News Roundup, 4/7
- Newsday talks to Nicollette Sheridan about her future on Wisteria Lane (caution: spoilery).
- The full Lollapalooza lineup has been announced and the headliners that leaked Friday (Radiohead, Rage Against the Machine, Nine Inch Nails) are confirmed, Billboard reports.
- Tobey Maguire will star in the dramatic thriller Hungry Rabbit Jumps, writes Variety.
- Zap2it reports that cast members from Scrubs, Cheers, and The Office will serve as "talent scouts" for this summer's Last Comic Standing.
- The French comedy Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis (Welcome to the home of the Ch'tis) has surpassed Titanic to become the most successful movie in France ever, Reuters reports.
- According to Billboard, Duran Duran is looking to collaborate with the Arctic Monkeys and Mark Ronson on a music project.
"Last Comic Standing": Which City is Funniest?
NBC's stand-up comedy show "Last Comic Standing" returns tonight for its fifth season. If you're like me, you might have just done a double-take at the words "fifth season" — I honestly had no idea the show had been around for so long. This year, "Last Comic Standing" is changing things up by giving the hosting gig to Bill Bellamy (who will always be Mr. "MTV Jams" to me) and adding a $250,000 cash prize to the package of goodies awaiting the winner.
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FabSugar Exclusive: Rachel Zoe, The Morning After
Thrilling. That best describes The Rachel Zoe Project premiere last night. The glamour, the gowns, the jewels, the tension — I knew I would be hooked the second time around, what about you?
Noel, Mathew and James Entertain Skins Cast For TCT
This weekend James Corden, Mathew Horne, Noel Fielding and a bunch of other comic folk took to the stage at the Royal Albert Hall in front of an audience including some of my favourite Skins castmembers. It was the final night of six days of successful events in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust, including my great night at the Stereophonics gig last Thursday! Mathew and James dressed up as some of the characters from their TV show, while Noel did some of his bizarrely brilliant stand up.
Pop Watch: Skins — Series Three, Episode Nine "Emily & Katie"
This week's Skins focused on the twins, Emily and Katie, and we got some insight into their difficult relationship. After last week's dramatic ending Cook and Effy were absent, but the drama was still in full flow. We'll get to see what's going on with Effy and Cook next week, but this week it's all about the twins, Naomi, Freddie and JJ — I can't wait to hear your thoughts!
Sugar Bits — Gwyneth Paltrow to Write Cook Book
- Gwyneth Paltrow will publish her first cook book next year, My Father's Daughter. It will focus on "the importance of togetherness at mealtime, emphasising that cooking for your family is the ultimate expression of love" and won't include macrobiotic. — Telegraph
- Jade Goody has been given some hope after learning that her cancer has spread, as she starts a two-month course of Hycamtin, a new "miracle drug".
GiggleSugar Interviews Margaret Cho!
When I think of Margaret Cho, I think of her hilarious standup act in flashes of representative scenes. There's Margaret telling everyone how weird it is to be an Asian American on an airplane with a flight attendant offering you Asian chicken salad. ("That is not the salad of my people!") There's Margaret imitating her mother's cute Korean accent and puzzling over gay men and their, uh, interest in "the ass."
Pop Reports: Rain Man at The Apollo Theatre
Last night (with Lipstick Jungle on record) I took a trip to the theatre to see one of the first performances of Rain Man in the West End, starring Josh Hartnett and Adam Godley. The play is an adaptation of the movie starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise, about a selfish young guy named Charlie Babbitt, whose rich father dies and leaves him very little. The money goes into a trust for an older brother he didn't know he had, autistic-savant Raymond, who he takes on a road trip across the States.
What To Sky+: Saturday
- BBC1 has Olympics 2008, Last Choir Standing and Old School
- BBC2 has BBC Proms 2008 and Comics Britannia
- BBC3 has Chicken Run
- ITV1 has Something's Gotta Give and Who Dares Sings!
- ITV2 is new with Xtra Factor: One Year On
- ITV4 has Psycho
- Ch4 has Big Brother and Save The Last Dance
- Dave has Jack Dee: Sent to Siberia
- Sky Premiere has Ocean's Thirteen
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