Two and a Half Men's longest-running couple, Alan (Jon Cryer) and former porn star Lyndsey (Courtney Thorne-Smith), will call it quits on... read more
Jason Bateman and Ron Howard presented producer pal Brian Grazer with the Abe Burrows Entertainment Award at the Alzheimer's Association's "A Night at Sardi's" event — and I was there to... read more
With the Veronica Mars movie on its way to being a go, would David Boreanaz ever consider a fan-financed Angel film? — Bonnie, Philadelphia
Probably not, says the Bones star. "[Angel cocreator] Joss Whedon is... read more
One of my favorite funnymen Leslie Jordan — who recurred on Will & Grace and Boston Legal — has landed a guest starring role on ABC Family's Baby Daddy.
Has Gloria finally met her match? On the April 10 episode of ABC's Modern Family, Benjamin Bratt returns as Gloria's ex-husband, Javier, and brings along his new girlfriend, played by... read more
"I'm the oldest cougar in town," says former Partridge Family mom Shirley Jones, who guest stars as Jules' new neighbor on the March 26 episode of TBS's Cougar Town. "My character and her husband decide to move to an area where they can play and try some new things out."
Here's one wedding that doesn't go off without a hitch. As The New Normal's Bryan and David (Andrew Rannells and Justin Bartha) are about to say "I do" on the NBC comedy's April 2 finale, Goldie goes into labor. "It was very important to... read more
The last two episodes of How I Met Your Mother's eighth season may be titled "Something Old" (airing May 6 and featuring the return of Robin's dad, played by Ray Wise) and "Something New" (May 13), but don't assume that means we'll finally see the long-anticipated nuptials of Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) and Robin (Cobie Smulders). "I don't want to necessarily promise the wedding," executive producer Carter Bays says. "It's more complex than that."
The struggling Smash, which NBC is moving to Saturdays starting April 6, will close out its second (and likely final) season in late May or early June by sending the main characters to the Tony Awards. A trip to Broadway's big night "was part of the pitch that got me the job," says executive producer Josh Safran, who took over as showrunner this season. "It's an event that doesn't necessarily require you to be nominated to be there. People attend, perform and present awards. And there is a song that involves the entire lead cast."
When an accident jeopardizes her unborn twins while Dallas dad Cliff Barnes is out of town, Ewing outcast Pamela Rebecca (Julie Gonzalo) finds herself in need of some TLC. What better time for her MIA mom, Afton Cooper, to return?
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