A couple weeks before it unveils its official 2012-2013 schedule, The CW has removed a bit of mystery from its May 17 Upfronts in New York City...
The Vampire Diaries will enter its fourth season in the fall, while Supernatural - whose return was assumed when it named a new showrunner last month - goes into its eighth and 90210 its fifth.
Gossip Girl is expected to receive a shortened final season, but the somewhat surprising renewal of 90210 doesn't bode well for Hart of Dixie, The Secret Circle or Nikita. (Sorry, Ringer fans, but we can't even pretend this series has a shot anymore.)
CW development head Thom Sherman made it clear earlier this year that he and his team are excited about a number of pilots and are looking for the network's next breakout hit. It hasn't had one since The Vampire Diaries.
Figured I would post that Alison from Big Brother 4 is now a Cheerleader for the Arena Football Leagus Columbus Destroyers.
I dont know Crappy, I hated her on BB4, however loved her on TAR. So now I wish her luck! I do have to give her credit, she was able to pull 2 fine men..Nate and Donne... my main questions is ...HOW?? J/K!! Well any way I do wish her again... good luck.
even with all that makeup and having her hair brushed... yack! i dont know how Nate and Donnie ever ever touch that!
Did she really make it around the world on AR? I thought she and her boyfriend got booted pretty early? Or is she lying AGAIN??
I think I am one of the few people who loved Ali on BB4 and on AR. She was just playing to win, just like anyone else would do.
I hear ya Spark - it's just that Jun and her drove me NUTS in BB4 - I just can't seem to get over it!
OMGosh! it is like we are at one...DO U AND I HAVE THE SAME Zen Master!!! Except he doesnt call me grasshopper because according to him I talk too much..Therefore he calls me CRICKET!!! Oh and I hear u Crappy to the previous quote!
That damn pebble hit me right dead in the eye...I guess he was right to call me cricket?? will I ever move to the next level???? Oh well pebble right back at ya
well, i suppose that there are a few out there that liked allison .... some guys just like skanky ass women. nothing wrong with that.... unless you dont like skanky ass women.
Sitting at home in our comfy chairs, feet up, remote in hand, maybe a snack and a beverage nearby we fans of Survivor are apt to forget how brutal this game can be. Even as we watch castaways plot and scheme and ultimately stab each other in the back it
It was the blindside heard 'round the world. Ozzy Lusth was arguably the most capable player on Survivor: Micronesia (Thursdays at 8 pm/ET, CBS) and the holder of the hidden immunity idol. Still, he became the second member of the jury after he was betrayed by two alliance members. The 26-year-old photographer from Venice, California, excelled at all things athletic, and while he was an obvious target, he was also expected to make it further in the game. (Perhaps that's why he didn't even bring the idol to his final tribal council?) Even though all was not lost
Acting is generally not a virtue on a reality show, but on Survivor Micronesia last night, one contestant
Alexis Jones and James Clement are the latest casualties from Survivor: Micronesia (Thursdays at 8pm/ET, CBS). James, the physical threat serving his second consecutive tour on the show, was brought down by an infected cut that he got while opening a clam. Alexis, however, was bested by a Hidden Immunity Idol that was used with finesse by Amanda Kimmel in what could be called a reverse-blindside. The gravedigger and the motivational speaker who both missed out on immunity and a snack when they lost focus during a challenge chatted with TV Guide.com about their time on the show and why one of them still wants their cookies.
James Clement: China was kind of rough. This time we were on the beach. You can't beat being on the beach with coconuts falling from the sky and giving you food.
TVGuide.com: James, I noticed that you were a lot more relaxed this time. Were you still interested in winning the money or was it more about the experience?
Parvati Shallow won Survivor Micronesia, and that was just one of many surprises the final three hours of the show offered. What started slowly turned into perhaps the best season of Survivor ever, as even Jeff Probst mentioned during the live reunion.
A favorite was destined to win after Natalie was voted out in fourth place, and ultimately, Parvati faced only Amanda at the final Tribal Council. That
Easily the best of the many versions of the Stevenson horror classic. Although heavily made up as a jagged-toothed simian, March is memory-scarring with his weird body language and fierce posturing as Hyde, in stark contrast to the upright if simpering Jekyll. As Jekyll, courting his unattainable fiancee (Hobart) or tampering with nature and chemistry to...read more
Easily the best of the many versions of the Stevenson horror classic. Although heavily made up as a jagged-toothed simian, March is memory-scarring with his weird body language and fierce posturing as Hyde, in stark contrast to the upright if simpering Jekyll. As Jekyll, courting his
unattainable fiancee (Hobart) or tampering with nature and chemistry to create the evil side of his nature in living form, March embodies the essence of gentility. As Hyde, March is truly frightening in his hideous alter ego who taunts and brutalizes a promiscuous barmaid (Hopkins). The film
reaches its exciting finale as the law confronts the grotesque Hyde, locked out of his laboratory, only to discover that he is also the respectable Dr. Jekyll.
March deservedly won an Oscar for his astonishing "dual" role (shared with Wallace Beery for THE CHAMP), but perhaps the real star of the film is director Mamoulian, whose audacious use of symbolism and careful pacing increase the mystique of this strange story. His heavy use of point-of-view
editing is entirely appropriate to the story, and Struss's outstanding photography is a marvel to behold.
Made before the Production Code clampdown in 1934, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE not only uses violence to great effect but also does not shy away from the links between horror and sexuality. During the first transformation scene Mamoulian includes a montage which makes it clear that Hyde represents
Jekyll's id, the socially and sexually repressed side of the doctor's psyche. The highly charged scenes between March and Hopkins (who's marvelous as Ivy) are the film's highlights, while those between March and the suitably demure Hobart pale by comparison.
Review: Easily the best of the many versions of the Stevenson horror classic. Although heavily made up as a jagged-toothed simian, March is memory-scarring with his weird body language and fierce posturing as Hyde, in stark contrast to the upright if simpering Jek… (more)