Emma Watson
With Friday's release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, the franchise that made Emma Watson's career will come to a close. But that doesn't mean she's slowing down — according to The Hollywood Reporter, the 21-year-old actress has at least two movies in the works...
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Christopher Meloni
Former Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star Christopher Meloni is in talks for a role in the new Superman film, Man of Steel, Deadline.com reports.
Meloni, who left the long-running NBC procedural after contract negotiations stalled earlier this year, will reportedly join the film...
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Modern Family
The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards honored old and new alike Sunday, as Mad Men scored a three-peat as the best drama and freshman breakout Modern Family ended 30 Rock's three-year streak as best comedy series.
The biggest winner of the night was Temple Grandin with five awards. It swept...
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Kyra Sedgwick
They say it's an honor just to be nominated, but that doesn't mean the stars don't dream of seeing gold. Kyra Sedgwick, Bryan Cranston, Chris Colfer, Fred Willard, Aaron Paul and Julia Ormond were among this season's Emmy nominees who gathered at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Performers Peer Group Cocktail Reception held at Chakra in Beverly Hills...
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Merritt Wever, Nurse Jackie
Season 1 of Nurse Jackie focused on the wreckage of Jackie's personal life. But in Season 2, there's plenty of mess to go around.
"I think, for all the characters, the writers laid great foundations for them last year," says Merritt Wever, whose quirky nurse Zoey is one of the characters who will grab more attention. "For everybody this season, you're just learning a lot more about who they are specifically."
Nurse Jackie: The story behind Mo-Mo's exit
For Zoey, that means no longer only playing Jackie's lovable sidekick...
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In the new Lifetime Movie Network film The Wronged Man, Julia Ormond plays Janet "Prissy" Gregory, a paralegal who takes the case of Calvin Willis. He's wrongfully accused of assaulting a neighborhood girl, and she spends 22 years trying to get him off. Ormond stopped by TVGuide.com to explain what it was like playing a real-life figure (since it's based on a true story), what she took away from the film and her thoughts on the American justice system.
Watch the video after the jump.
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Reiko Aylesworth, Louise Lombard and Julia Ormond
New shows that looked good enough for a fall pick-up are fine-tuning their casts before going into production.
For starters, CSI alum Louise Lombard will not be making the trek to NCIS: Los Angeles, despite having appeared in the two NCIS episodes that served as a backdoor pilot. The spin-off instead will recast its female lead.
Similarly, says the Hollywood Reporter, CBS' Three Rivers is on the hunt for ...
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Grant Show, Julia Ormond
Jake who? In what I like to imagine is a calculated move to take himself off the "Melrose Place reboot" market, Grant Show has signed on to play the boss of Jenna Elfman's unexpectedly pregnant film critic in the CBS comedy pilot Accidentally on Purpose.
Since CBS' Swingtown got its groove off, Show has ...
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Scott Wolf by Kevin Parry/ WireImage.com
So that's where Bailey is. A CBS rep confirms that Party of Five alum Scott Wolf, as well as Julia Ormond (Sabrina), will take part in CSI: NY's landmark 100th episode, airing Nov. 19.Just as with recently announced fellow guest star Rumer Willis, Wolf will play someone named "Mac Taylor," making him a target of a serial killer who is picking off such namesakes of Gary Sinise's character. (Wolf's casting was first reporetd by EW's Ausiello.)Ormond, meanwhile, will play an investigator.CSI: NY returns this Wednesday, Sept. 24. — Matt MitovichRelated:• CSI: NY Serial Killer Looks to Squelch Rumer
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Chris O'Donnell and Julia Ormond have been cast in Kit Kittredge: An American Girl Mystery as the title doll's parents, and Joan Cusack has signed on to play a nurse who lives at the boardinghouse Ormond runs.... Variety reports that HBO is in talks to film the Broadway hit The Year of Magical Thinking, with Vanessa Redgrave as grieving playwright Joan Didion, for future broadcast.
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