ABC and NBC chose Friday the 13th to unleash their bloodied ax on several of their shows.
NBC joined in the gore and announced that they’re canceling Law & Order: Los Angeles, The Event and Outsourced.
In case you missed it, Fox had earlier on in the week cancelled Breaking In, The Chicago Code, Human Target, Lie to Me and and Traffic Light.
ABC confirmed today the long-heard rumors that All My Children and One Life to Live will both be cancelled shortly.
ABC’s other soap, General Hospital, will not be affected by ABC’s daytime changes.
Daytime TV’s hottest hunks, Scott Reeves (Steven Webber), Brandon Barash (Johnny Zacchara), Bradford Anderson (Damian Spinelli), and Steve Burton (Jason Morgan), were at The Grove in Los Angeles Thursday to perform as the Band Port Chuck for a rowdy mob of General Hospital and Extra TV fans.
Here are a few photos of the day. See which of GH’s cast members showed up to support the men of Port Charles.
Watch a portion of Mario Lopez’s interview with Port Chuck members: Continue reading
Yes, it’s true. Susan Lucci of All My Children totally made out Wednesday with anchor Brian Kilmeade of Fox & Friends.
Don’t get too excited. The kiss was actually staged to show how you too can kiss soap-opera style. And who better to teach us this type-o-smooch than Lucci who has been on the soap since 1970 and smacked lips with or married just about every man who ever walked through –or hell probably even Mapquested–Pine Valley.
I won’t lie – I was a bit skeptical about this coming week’s Grey’s Anatomy: The Musical Event. Well, that is, until I heard Sara Ramirez sing live a few days ago (watch that performance here). Any worries I had were turned into utter ease and now, I can’t wait to watch the episode. Continue reading
Body of Proof, ABC’s new fall show starring Dana Delany was originally scheduled for a September 24 premiere but Variety reports that ABC has pushed the upcoming series to midseason.
Season 7 of Desperate Housewives premieres on ABC tonight and Eva Longoria-Parker met with her good friend, Mario Lopez of Extra to talk about the new season.
Eva says of her new cast members: “Vanessa Williams basically plays me in real life on the show….Brian Austin Green will play Marcia Cross’ new boy toy.”
Mario commends Eva on her philanthropic work and Eva jokes by calling herself, “Super Mexicaaaan!”
Eva and Mario also talk about Mario’s new baby. Watch the video below for excerpts from the full interview which aired in full on Extra.
As for the show, which of last season’s cliff hangers should you expect to be resolved right away on the Desperate Housewives premiere tonight?
 |
| Eva Longoria with Mario Lopez’ dad |
My Generation, one of the new fall TV shows I have been looking forward to watching, premieres tonight on ABC. The show’s concept intrigues me: A film crew which made an unreleased documentary about nine members of an Austin high school Class of 2000 returns to see what happened to them after a tumultuous decade that included 9/11, Iraq, Afghanistan, Enron and more. The film crew follows the personal stories of these nine friends and the promises they thought their futures held, all told through the camera of a documentary film crew.
My Generation stars Michael Stahl David as Steven, Jaime King as Jacqueline, Kelli Garner as Dawn, Keir O’Donnell as Kenneth, Mehcad Brooks as Rolly, Julian Morris as Anders, Daniella Alonso as Brenda, Anne Son as Caroline, Sebastian Sozzi as Falcon and Elizabeth Keener as the filmmaker.
Based on a Swedish format entitled On God’s Highway, My Generation was created and written by Noah Hawley (The Unusuals, Bones), who is also an executive producer along with Warren Littlefield, Henrik Bastin, Peter Magnusson and Martin Persson. Craig Gillespie directed the pilot.
I recently met up with the cast of My Generation at the 2010 ABC Red Carpet Premiere Event.
Mere minutes after collecting his unfair and disappointing score of 16/30 for dancing the Viennese Waltz as his debut dance routine on Dancing with the Stars, Michael Bolton rushed from the DWTS studios to The Grove next door and performed at an outdoor concert, Songs for Hope, to raise awareness for breast cancer research.
Chelsie Hightower, his partner on DWTS, joined him on stage between songs to urge the audience to vote for the duo known as Team Bolt Tower.
If you liked Bolton’s dance, vote for him by calling 1-800-868-3402!
