Espionage and quirky crime-solving will continue for another season on USA.
The net announced Thursday that it's renewing Burn Notice for a fourth season and Psych for a third. Both series were summer anchors for the net, which topped basic cable ratings in the warmer months.
Burn Notice features Jeffrey Donovan as a spy whose cover was blown, and finds himself marooned...
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Hugh Hefner and Holly Madison
Even Hugh Hefner can suffer from a broken heart.
The Playboy mogul has confirmed rumors that he and Girl Next Door Holly Madison are splitting up. "If she says it's over, it's over," Hefner told E!. "But like I've said before, she is the love of my life, and I expected to spend the rest of my life with her."
Hefner, 82, said that the beginning of the end came six months ago, when he learned...
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Kellie Pickler
Country crooner Kellie Pickler may be enjoying major professional success, but beneath a veneer of perfection, she was "crumbling" on the inside.
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Country crooner Kellie Pickler may be enjoying major professional success, but beneath a veneer of perfection, she was "crumbling" on the inside.
Last year, the American Idol alumna, 22, struggled with depression and suffered from severe reaction from anti-depressants, tells People in an upcoming interview. She also faced heartbreak over the end of her relationship with hockey player Jordin Tootoo, as well as difficult family issues.
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David Duchovny
David Duchovny has checked out of the rehabilitation center where he was being treated for sex addiction.
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David Duchovny
David Duchovny has checked out of the rehabilitation center where he was being treated for sex addiction.
"David is out of rehab and about to start a new movie," Duchovny's lawyer, Stanton L. Stein, told People. "He successfully completed his treatment." The X-Files and Californication star, 48, voluntarily checked himself in for treatment in August. Stein was not immediately available for further comment.
Duchovny is married to actress Téa Leoni, with whom he has a nine-year-old daughter and six-year-old son.
While the actor's on-screen character, Hank Moody, struggles with constant temptation of the flesh in Showtime's Californication, let's hope that the real-life actor has put his own struggle behind him.
Do you think he can get a fresh start?
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Is Angelina too "gorgeous" for her own good? Clint Eastwood suggests she "hampered" by her looks
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Mary Murphy by Kelsey McNeal/Fox
She's known around the world for her laugh, but Mary Murphy's raucous antics belie an intensity of focus and passion that's easily missed behind her hollering. The So You Think You Can Dance judge is watching the show's hopefuls even more closely than her twice-weekly comments may reveal, plus she's got a few tricks up her sleeve beyond the Dance cameras. With a professional dance career behind her, a shrinking waistline thanks to her new Latin dance workout routine and a surge in her fame (or notoriety, depending on who you ask), Murphy may soon not only be calling the shots with her fellow judges, but also on movie sets, sit-coms and more.... And no, Hey, Mary is not in the works.
Speaking with TVGuide.com, Murphy opened up about what she sees not only in the future for SYTYCD's remaining dancers, but also fo
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Josh Peck and Olivia Thirlby by JoJo Whilden/Occupant Films/Sony Pictures
With The Wackness, writer/director Jonathan Levine has emerged as one of the first, few voices of that generation sandwiched between X and Y: The one that had Biggie and De La, Tribe and the Wu as its own soundtrack. Set in the throbbing, sultry New York summer of 1994, The Wackness not only explores the coming of age of its characters, but also that of the culture, as New York adjusted to Mayor Giuliani and a new brand of hip-hop hit the streets.
In the intertwining stories of high-school grad Luke Shapiro (Josh Peck) and Dr. Squires (Sir Ben Kingsley), Luke's middle-aged therapist, Levine captures the simultaneous anxiety, hope, disappointment and happiness that adult life foists on us again
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Dr Travis Stork by Bob D'Amico/ABC
It's been almost two years since Dr. Travis Stork appeared on The Bachelor, when the show took him to Paris to find true love. He's since moved to Summit County, CO, where he's been practicing medicine, enjoying mountain biking and living, by all accounts, a very un-Bachelor life. This fall, though, the dimpled doc is back on TV — not to find a lady, but to impart his medical wisdom as one of the five expert hosts of The Doctors. The new, syndicated daytime show kicks off Sept. 8, and will give audiences a dose of daily — yes, Dr. Stork will be on five days a week — medical info via healthy dialogue with his fellow hosts, real-life stories of medical hardship and success as well as viewer questions and audience interaction.
As he dives into filming The Doctors this summer,
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