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Buzz News Roundup, 7/6
- ABC shows are turning up on Hulu, starting with Grey's Anatomy today. — CNET
- Fox has tapped Nimrod Antal to direct another Predator movie, Predators, with Robert Rodriguez producing. — Variety
- Mekhi Phifer will join Fox's Lie to Me as a regular, while Jennifer Beals will be a recurring guest star.
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- The photo spread of comedic actors in Vanity Fair is sparking some discussion, from whether it's insulting that women go fully nude for the magazine while the men wear bodysuits, to why it's funny when men are "naked" but it's not funny when women are naked. — Jezebel and Popwatch
- This reimagining of Watchmen as an '80s Saturday morning cartoon is genius. — The Onion AV Club
- I kinda wish I were going to South by Southwest this year so I could see this movie, Sorry, Thanks (starring Wiley Wiggins from Dazed and Confused!).
Lie to Me's Brendan Hines on Always Telling the Truth
In Lie to Me, the new Fox drama premiering tonight, Brendan Hines plays Eli, a researcher who always says anything that's on his mind. In the first couple of episodes, Hines's character often made me chuckle, so at Fox's all-star party at TCA, I caught up with him to ask about the show, his character, and whether he's now self-conscious about lying. Here are highlights:
Tell me about your character.
TCA Tidbits: Paula Abdul, Human Lie Detectors, and More
Today CBS and Showtime are taking the stage at TCA, but before things get too busy, I wanted to wrap up some of the highlights from Fox's jam-packed Tuesday of panels (and parties). Here were some of the highs, lows, and most awkward moments:
- I think I already love Glee, Fox's upcoming hourlong comedy about a misfit glee club from Nip/Tuck creator Ryan Murphy — and, judging from the warm reception it got in the room during its presentation, I'm not alone. I caught an advanced screening of the show earlier this week, and it's a quirky mixture of snark and show tunes.
First Look: Lie to Me
I may just be looking for some bright spots after this fairly lackluster Fall TV season, but I'm starting to think that January/midseason TV is going to be awesome. We've just gotten a new glimpse at Joss Whedon's Dollhouse (which is now set to premiere Friday, Feb. 13), and now here's the first look at the Tim Roth series Lie to Me.
Buzz News Roundup, 9/24
- Lifetime just paid a whole lot of money for the reruns of How I Met Your Mother. — Hollywood Reporter
- Bruce Willis will make his directorial debut with the indie psychological drama Three Stories About Joan. — ComingSoon
- Billy Crystal will join Dwayne Johnson, Ashley Judd, and Julie Andrews in the comedy Tooth Fairy.
Tim Roth to Fox: Lie To Me
It seems Fox is a little obsessed with lying and lie detection these days. The Moment of Truth is still a ratings success, and now, the network has recruited Tim Roth to star in a new drama series about "deception detection."
In Lie to Me, Roth will play Dr.
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Robbie Reveals All About MJ Inspired Morning Sun and LA Sun
Robbie Williams is busy promoting his must have new album Reality Killed the Video Star, and releasing new videos. He spoke with Steve Jones about inspiration, moving to America and his famous ancestry in a 4Music Favourites special, which will air tomorrow alongside concert footage from Robbie's Knebworth gigs. Here are the highlights:
- On album track "Morning Sun": He'd been struggling with lyrics, but "then Michael Jackson passed away and I thought I've got something to write about now."
- On moving back to the US: "It just so happens, it (the sun) just makes you feel better.
Smell the Rainbow: Fragrances Across the Spectrum
Skittles and Lucky Charms must have too much influence on me, because whenever I see a rainbow, I just want to eat it like hard candy. Mmmmm, rainbow Jolly Rancher. But besides my pop cultural conditioning, I think that a rainbow's appeal lies in its very immateriality — rainbows are pure color, ethereal entities composed of some of nature's juiciest hues.
DVD Review: Daily Energy — Vinyasa Flow Yoga
It's no lie that Shiva Rea is one of my yoga idols. Considered one of the best Vinyasa yoga instructors due to her calming energy and challenging sequences of postures, Shiva has created a new DVD. You know I was excited to try it.
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