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Sheriffs Reopen Natalie Wood Death Case, Say Robert Wagner's Not a Suspect

• Nov 17, 2011 08:50 PM ET
• by Natalie Abrams

Natalie Wood's mysterious death may be finally explained: The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced Thursday that they will reopen the case of Wood's death, according to the Los Angeles Times.

"Recently sheriff's homicide investigators were... read more

Keck's Exclusives: How Victor Garber Became Charlie's Angels' Charlie

• Sep 23, 2011 02:32 PM ET
• by William Keck

Just three days before its September 22 premiere, ABC's new Charlie's Angels finally settled on an actor to replace Robert Wagner as the voice of detective agency owner Charles Townsend — former Alias star Victor Garber. "They were in a panic. I think my agent was negotiating with someone in the Emmys audience," says Garber, who has the same gentlemanly grace as the late John Forsythe, Charlie on the original series and in two feature films. "This is an out-of-the-blue, out-of-body experience. I'm just happy they settled on me."

Keck's Exclusives: Alias' Victor Garber Cast as New Charlie

• Sep 21, 2011 06:40 PM ET
• by William Keck

When ABC premieres its new Charlie's Angels tomorrow night, the voice of Charlie will sound awfully familiar to fans of another female-driven ABC adventure series.

Victor Garber, who starred opposite Jennifer Garner as Alias' Jack Bristow from 2001-2006, will take over the... read more

NCIS: Will Tony's Mole Hunt Force Him to Grow Up?

• Sep 20, 2011 03:44 PM ET
• by Adam Bryant

Is NCIS' Tony DiNozzo really the best man to carry out the Navy secretary's search for a mole? With all possible respect to DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly) as an agent, isn't he a little too goofy for super-secret spy work?

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"You ask the question that's on everyone's mind," Weatherly tells TVGuide.com with a laugh. "When Tony gets to play James Bond, he takes it very seriously... read more

Charlie's Angels Producers on Reboot: "If Jack Bauer and Carrie Bradshaw Had a Love Child"

• Aug 7, 2011 04:18 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

ABC's reboot of Charlie's Angels will obviously be forever linked to the hit '70s TV series and the two films that followed. But for those who have never heard the iconic line "Good morning, Charlie" — or are just skeptical about this latest remake — the cast and crew have more a modern comparison to describe the series. "If Jack Bauer and Carrie Bradshaw had a love child, it would be Charlie's Angels," co-creator and executive producer Al Gough told reporters at ABC's fall TV previews Sunday.

ABC picks up Charlie's Angels

Gough and co-creator and executive producer Miles Millar have reboot cred: The duo launched the Superman-in-high-school series Smallville in 2001. "There a lot of... read more