Rosie O'Donnell is moving on: After revealing last month that longtime partner Kelli Carpenter moved out two years ago, O'Donnell has been spotted with a new woman on her arm.Rosie O'Donnell reveals longtime partner moved out two years agoThe comedian and former host of The View is now dating Tracy Kachtick-Anders, a Texas-based artist, according to People. The pair was seen walking hand in hand in Miami Beach Tuesday.Like O'Donnell...
Chris Robinson will be doing a different kind of rocking in the new year.Check out photos of RobinsonThe Black Crowes frontman and his wife, Allison Bridges, welcomed a daughter on Saturday, according to People. Robinson's rep told the magazine that Cheyenne Genevieve Robinson was born at the Robinsons' home in California, weighing in at 6 pounds, 3 ounces...
Rush Limbaugh has been admitted to a Hawaii hospital with chest pains, according to The Associated Press.Watch video clips of LimbaughLimbaugh, 58, was rushed to Honolulu's Queen's Medical Center from the Kahala Hotel and Resort, where Limbaugh was vacationing...
On Monday's Season 5 finale of The Closer, guest star Mary McDonnell makes a return visit as Capt. Sharon Raydor, and if the past has taught us anything, we'll see plenty of squaring off between Raydor and Brenda Leigh (Kyra Sedgwick). Check out photos of the cast of The CloserBut don't take our word for it: Check out an exclusive video from the finale after the jump...
Junior Seau spent almost two decades in the gridiron spotlight. Now, as host of Sports Jobs with Junior Seau, he's turning his attention to the men and women who help make sure the game goes on."With all the money being thrown around, athletes have a center stage," the former National Football League star tells TVGuide.com. "But before that center stage is open, [people] have to build a stage. Those are the people that deserve the credit and those are the people that we air on our show."Find listings for all your favorite sports contentIn each episode, Seau, 40, tackles different tasks...
The Good Wife headed into its winter hiatus on the strength of its largest audience to date, helping CBS land yet another Tuesday night ratings win.The freshman legal drama pulled in 14.1 million viewers, handily defeating The Jay Leno Show (5.2 million viewers) and a repeat of The Forgotten (3.3 million viewers), capping off a characteristically strong Tuesday showing for CBS. New holiday episodes of NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles were watched by 20.5 million viewers and 17.4 million viewers, respectively.Putting up the best fight was NBC's The Sing-Off, which averaged...
TV Guide Network's exclusive broadcast of I Dreamed A Dream: The Susan Boyle Story became the No.1 rated special in the network's history.Watch I Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle StoryA combined 4.8 million viewers watched the broadcast and its immediate encore Sunday. That reflected record growth among the network's key demographics, and a triple-digit percentage increase among adults 25-to-54.Check out photos from the concert specialThe one-hour special ...
On Tuesday's holiday episode of NCIS, Gibbs (Mark Harmon) will get a special visit from his father (guest star Ralph Waite), and the family connections won't stop there. Check out photos of the NCIS castWaite, 81, first visited the CBS hit procedural in Season 6. This time around, he will exhibit some unusual behavior that leaves Gibbs perplexed as he and the team investigate the possible hate-crime killing of the son of a retired colonel turned preacher.Even though the episode has Christmas themes, Rocky Carroll warns that it's not exactly a heartwarming hour...
Coming off a record-setting Season 4 finale, Dexter executive producer and showrunner Clyde Phillips is departing the series, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Ratings: Dexter slays recordsPhillips, who joined the series after the pilot, said he's leaving to spend more time with his family. 24 co-executive producer Chip Johannessen will fill Phillips' post.Phillips told the trade paper it was a "hugely difficult decision," but he said ...
The day Californication's Hank Moody (David Duchovny) has dreaded for three seasons finally came in the show's Season 3 finale.After managing to escape a complicated web of lovers and deciding to settle down in New York with his soul mate, Karen (Natascha McElhone), Hank receives a surprise sucker punch: Mia (Madeline Zima), his ex's almost-daughter-in-law, wants to go public with their one-time affair and dirty little secret.Californication finale: Look who's back in town!"I always thought that it would be the right endpoint," series creator Tom Kapinos tells TVGuide.com...
The Season 4 finale of Dexter pulled in the show's largest audience ever and was the best telecast for Showtime in more than a decade.The finale was watched by 2.6 million viewers, a 71 percent increase from the previous season's final episode. The strong audience also led alifornication to its best numbers ever (1.1 million viewers) and a similar increase over the previous season-ender. On the networks, football remained the Sunday night king, as NBC's coverage of the Philadelphia Eagles-New York Giants matchup averaged 18.1 million viewers. While CBS aired repeats ...
Beau Bridges, who once played a man who decides to have a sex change in the final moments of the Jane Anderson play Looking for Normal, now gets to portray a character who's already made that decision.On The Closer (Monday at 9/8c on TNT) the veteran actor plays retired Detective George Andrews, the former partner of Detective Provenza (G.W. Bailey). When an old case of theirs is re-opened, George returns to L.A. to help close the case a second time.Only now, he's a woman named Georgette...
America's Got Talent and Britain's Got Talent judge Piers Morgan will host TV Guide Network's exclusive Susan Boyle concert and entertainment special. TV Guide Network to air Susan Boyle specialI Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle Story (Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8/7c) will candidly document Boyle's journey from the small village of Blackburn in rural Scotland to international fame and fanfare following her inspiring performance on Britain's Got Talent. Morgan, who had a front-row seat to Boyle's landmark debut performance, says he has been blown away by her transformation...
Californication's Hank Moody (David Duchovny) has tap-danced his way out of lots of hot water this season. But in the Season 3 finale (Sunday at 10/9c, Showtime), he's got one more obstacle to clear: Mia (Madeline Zima) is back.Check out photos of the Californication castMia, the daughter of Hank's ex's then-fiancé, has always been a cloud of trouble for Hank. After Hank slept with her — unaware that she was 16 at the time — she virtually blackmailed him by stealing the first novel he'd written in years and publishing it as her own. So what brings Mia back to L.A. now, after being M.I.A. all season?
Rape. Murder. Getting religion. Katey Sagal's Sons of Anarchy character, Gemma Teller, went through a lot during the show's critically acclaimed and high-rated second season.Check out photos of the Sons of Anarchy cast"She's completely undone in a way that she's never been before, in a way that made her feel vulnerable," Sagal tells TVGuide.com of her character's Season 2 journey. "She just questions everything about herself. [The rape] threatened her sexuality, it threatened her marriage, it threatened everything about her."Whether she was enduring the brutal attack, finally confessing it to her warring son and husband or just living in the (few) quieter moments of SAMCRO's world, Sagal's portrayal was consistently brilliant. Clearly, she is Peg Bundy no more...
Scott Patterson, who played Luke, Lorelai's on-again, off-again love interest on Gilmore Girls, has joined the cast of 90210, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Check out photos of the 90210 castPatterson will play Jack, the biological father of West Bev badboy Liam (Matt Lanter). Patterson will appear in multiple episodes when the CW teen soap returns in 2010.Jack comes to L.A. after a stint in prison, looking to earn some seed money and settle down by opening a tackle shop on the marina. It's music to Liam's ears, as he ...
Susan Boyle, the once-shy girl from the Scottish village of Blackburn, became an Internet sensation with her Britain's Got Talent audition. She's since achieved worldwide fame and released a record-setting debut album. Now she's set to star in an exclusive TV Guide Network concert special, I Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle Story (Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8/7c). So what's left for her to achieve? In the final portion of this four-part interview with the special's producers (read Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of the Q&A), Boyle shares her new dream, her fears and her message of inspiration to fans.
Susan Boyle's fame could have ended once Britain's Got Talent wrapped up, but the inspirational singer instead recorded a debut album that broke U.S. sales records in its first week. To top it all off, Boyle is gearing up for her exclusive TV Guide Network concert special, I Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle Story (Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8/7c). Boyle sat down with the creators of the special to relive each step of her incredible journey. In Part 3 of our four-part interview (read Part 1 and Part 2 of the Q&A), Boyle takes us inside the making of the chart-topping album.
Before Susan Boyle's Britain's Got Talent audition became the YouTube clip played 'round the world, Boyle considered herself "the wee wifey with the mop and the cat next door." Now a worldwide star, Boyle is gearing up for her exclusive TV Guide Network concert special, I Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle Story (Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8/7c). Boyle sat down with the creators of the special to relive each step of her inspirational journey. In Part 2 of our four-part interview (read Part 1 of the Q&A here), she discusses how she reacted to her overnight popularity, her physical transformation and how her faith shaped her and her debut album...
The Big Bang Theory was Monday's top-rated show, posting the biggest number of overall viewers in the series' history.Big Bang was watched by 14.7 million viewers, and dominated the competition in the adults-18-to-49 demographic. The show got a boost from a strong lead-in from Two and Half Men (15.2 million viewers), the night's most-watched show.CBS' comedies benefited from holiday programming on other networks, as How I Met Your Mother (9.1 million viewers) and Accidentally on Purpose (8.3 million viewers) defeated ABC's Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town (8.4 million viewers) and Fox's Carrie Underwood Christmas special (8.1 million viewers over two hours)...
Susan Boyle may be a worldwide phenomenon now, but she once was the youngest of nine children, a shy, bullied girl, who used music as an escape. As she gears up for her exclusive TV Guide Network concert special, I Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle Story (Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8/7c), Boyle sat down with the creators of the special to relive each step of her inspirational journey. In Part 1 of the interview, Boyle discusses the Britain's Got Talent audition that changed her life forever, and how her closeness with her mother was a driving force behind her success...
Who would have guessed the man who created Vic Mackey began his career on My Two Dads? Shawn Ryan went on to create CBS' The Unit, and is now the executive producer of Fox's Lie to Me. But his biggest gift to television has been The Shield, which set the standard for basic cable drama and proved cable dramas could be not just as good as network shows, but better. The Shield paved the way for Mad Men, Damages, and Battlestar Galactica's basic cable-success, but Ryan insists that if his show hadn't, another would have. "Cable TV was ready to explode like that," he says. Ryan, one of the influential television industry players interviewed for TVGuide.com's Best of the Decade section, talked with us about The Shield's influence, the cable-drama boom, and how TV audiences have changed forever.
