Seth Rogen
Seth Rogan will produce and take a supporting role in the film I'm With Cancer, from Mandate Pictures.
Rogen, who is best known for his roles in the hit movies Pineapple Express, Superbad and Knocked Up, will also produce Cancer with his writing-producing partner Evan Goldberg and Ben Karlin from The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
Cancer is based on an autobiographical comedy script by screenwriter Will Reiser – who worked as a producer on Da Ali G Show – and his struggle to ...
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J. Alexander and Jay Manuel
The CW has ordered a pilot for Operation Fabulous, starring Top Model regulars Jay Manuel and J. Alexander.
In this new series, Jay and J. will travel the country in search of women in need of Top Model-style overhauls. Five lucky ladies will learn how to dress, wear their hair and makeup ...
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This is the first of four specials that Saturday Night Live will be airing on Thursday nights. Rumor has it that at some point, Sarah Palin, will make an appearance as Tina Fey, which, with the two appearing on the same show, may result in the apocalypse. But, in the meantime, we got a special appearance from SNL alum Chris Parnell and a fantastic surprise midway through the first sketch to ask a question: Bill Murray!
Opening Sketch: CNN – The Presidential Debate
Fred Armisen plays Obama, Darrell Hammond plays McCain and Chris Parnell plays Tom Brokaw … and they all nail each one's mannerisms and voice cadences. Well done! "Tom" says the candidates only get 25 seconds to answer one of the "eight least interesting questions" he's picked and they'll only get three second response. Ha! This is clearly playing off the fact that Brokaw was more of a time referee than a moderator at the debate. The candidates can be real windbags, no? And, I say that with patriotic affection. It also tickles my fancy is that Casey Wilson and Bill Hader ask the questions exactly like the deer-caught-in-headlights "folks" who were featured at the debate. Obama answers questions in his staccato signature style, and McCain tries to come off as a bad ass before calling the audience members by the wrong name and walking into Obama's camera frame ...
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Hart Bochner plays a creatively-blocked writer and Debra Messing's new love interest (or one of a few, wink, wink) this season on The Starter Wife. Erin Fox had a chance to chat with Hart about his Bohemian character who starts a writing workshop to get his own creative juices flowing, and ends up meeting Molly (Messing) – and sparks fly.
Find out about Hart's character and more after the jump!
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Heidi Klum
CBS wants to keep their viewers warm this winter by showing a lot more skin.
CBS has scheduled its annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for Dec. 3 at 10pm/ET from the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel, reports the New York Daily News .
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Natalee Holloway
Lifetime Movie Network has announced pre-production on The Natalee Holloway Story, which will air sometime next year.
The TV movie will dramatize the story of the 18-year-old Alabama native who disappeared in May 2005 during a high school trip to Aruba, reports Variety. Although no body was ever found, Holloway's family believes she was murdered.
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Bitsie Tulloch, Rachel Taylor, Amanda Walsh
Rachael Taylor, Amanda Walsh and quarterlife star Bitsie Tulloch have landed the leads in a new comedy pilot from Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker and HBO.
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My Boys
My Boys will be back in town. The critically acclaimed sitcom has been picked up for a third season by TBS.
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Tony Rock, who just happens to Chris Rock’s brother, is his own man, with his own show. The former star of Will Smith’s All of Us, has a new series called The Tony Rock Project that premieres Oct. 8 at 9 pm/ET on MyNetwork. The show is a mix of man-on-the-street, sketch comedy and even some celebrity “stuff” (Find out who at the 0:40 mark). Tony sat down with Erin Fox to talk about his hysterical new show, how his huge family influences his comedy and his advice for up-and-coming comedians. Watch the video....
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Steve Carell
Steve Carell, who plays cringe-worthy boss Michael Scott on The Office, has inked a three-year first-look deal with Warner Bros.
The deal comes after Get Smart grossed $130 million domestically and $230 million worldwide for Warner Bros. Although the studio is ramping up a sequel for Carell, it will not be a part of the overall deal, reports Variety .
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