Some of televisions funniest personalities are trading in their camera work for live audiences at the New York Comedy Festival this week. TVGuide.com caught up a few of them, including Tracy Morgan, Frank Caliendo, Joel McHale and Carlos Mencia, to find out how they compare their work on television with live stand-up routines in front of thousands of people.
Our favorite spirit chasers, Grant and Jason, stars of Sci Fi's hit series Ghost Hunters stopped by just in time for Halloween to tell TVGuide.com about their upcoming live event on Halloween night — and you know the spirits will be all sorts of riled up for All Hallows Eve). Plus, get the scoop on their crew getting frightened while shooting and what scares theses spirit chasers. Watch the video after the jump.
And the drama continues between the Weinsteins and Bravo in the Project Runway saga. According to The Hollywood Reporter, what started out as a legal battle with Bravo seeking damages due the Weinstein Co.'s controversial move of Project Runway to Lifetime, has added yet another chapter to the ugly lawsuit. Papers were filed in New York federal court by Weinstein claiming they were wronged Bravo's intentional refusal to promote the show's most recent Season 5 run ...
About a week after Lindsay Lohan was abruptly cut from her agreed-up six-episode guest stint on Ugly Betty, Dina Lohan is speaking out about the New York Post's Page Six article that suggested a falling out between the show's star, America Ferrara, and LiLo as well as some erratic behavior. "Don't believe that article," said Dina Lohan ...
What do House's Hugh Laurie, Desperate Housewives Teri Hatcher and Heroes' Greg Grunberg all have in common? If you said they're all on TV, you're only half right. All of these famous faces are also using their serious musical talents to raise money for a good cause. Find out more about who's in the celebrity ensemble band, how it came to be and watch a video interview with the band members from Heroes, House and more after the jump.
British clairvoyant Lisa Williams is returning to Lifetime to entertain viewers by doing what she does best — chatting with dead people! Beginning Monday, October 27 at 11 am/ET, Williams will star in a special weeklong programming event, Lisa Williams: Voices from the Other Side. "I love Lifetime and it's such a nice feeling to back with the family," says Williams...
Tina Fey and her fellow 30 Rockers may be kicking off their third season until next Thursday, but thanks to a wonderous invention known as internet video streaming, the full-premiere episode is available online a week early — and it's free! Watch the full episode after the jump.
Considering this season of Runway didn't have a reunion show, we here at TVGuide.com decided to take matters into our own hands — and even got a step further — by hosting our very own 2008 Hemmy Awards. Catagories include: Best Kors' Critque, Top Tim-ism, Balls of Steel and our favorite WTF moment. Find out who won in our 2008 Hemmy Awards (and what special guest makes a cameo) after the jump.
What do you get when you stick a mess of young fashion editor wannabes in a house having to partake in outrageous assistant challenges for Elle's demanding fashion news director, Anne Slowey, for a chance to win an editorial position at the prestigious magazine? Tyra's latest reality competition project, Stylista. TVGuide.com caught up with Slowey's tell-it-like-it-is partner on the show and real-life, Elle's creative director, Joe Zee, to find out what kind of madness we can expect to come. Watch the video after the jump.
November 4 will be a sad day for comedians across the nation. Without our current POTUS in office, some of their finest shticks will be coming to an end. But for comedic impressionist Frank Caliendo, the new reign can only mean one thing —, a new character to play on his television show. Find out what we can expect on the funnyman's second season of Frank TV premiering October 21 at 11 pm/et.
Leanne, with her petaled collection, is officially this season's Project Runway winner. But do you think Korto deserved to come home the victor? Chris March did
Her collection is all anyone can talk about now that the Runway finale has aired, and TVGuide.com was lucky enough to chat with winner Leanne Marshall to find out everything from how she came up with the "waves" concept, her experience on the show, and even her "Leanimal" side that comes out when she's around her friends (it's always the quiet ones!).
She may be the dubbed the Runway villain (or whatever other word you would use to fill in the blank there), but we got the scoop from Kenley herself to see what the deal was with her not-so-subtle reactions, as well as her regrets about some of the snippy things she said about other designers. Plus: find out which of the designers Kenley currently has as a roomie.
Season 5 of Project Runway has come to a close (marking it's final run on Bravo) by crowing the newest ruler of the runway. After weeks of coming up with innovative (and some not so innovative) designs, the final three designers, sent their collections in down Bryant Park's runway in Wednesday night's season finale of Project Runway. Korto banked on her African influenced line of earth tones to win the judges over, while Leanne hoped the movement of her wave inspired collection would wow them. Kenley, on the other hand, added her own person flair of hand painted fabrics to her Alice in Wonderland collection in hopes of taking the win. So was crowned queen of the runway? Find out after the jump ...
The countdown has begun for Project Runway's finale, but you may not the only one who is waiting to find out the fate of the final three designers. Find out which of the final three designers are celebs like Debra Messing, Jane Krakowski and Christian Siriano are rooting for in the Runway finale ...
TVGuide.com was lucky enough to partake in Project Runway's fashion week at Bryant Park, complete with access to the AMEX Sky Box for a little meet-and-greet with past alums. Find out what your fave designers are up to these days, like Kevin, Chris March, Steven, Cara (with new baby in tow) and Elisa (the one who used spit as a fabric marker). There's even a special little message to users from Mr. Fierce himself, Christian Siriano ...
A death to come on Gossip Girl? OMG — say it ain't so! While attending Mohegan Sun's Wind Casino celeb-filled grand opening this past weekend, we bumped into Jessica Szohr on the red carpet, and got some shocking scoopage on what's to come for Vanessa and the Gossip gang. Read everything she had to share, after the jump.
He may have been the last man standing for this season of Project Runway, as well as the designer with the most wins (including the final challenge!), but does that mean Jerell is holding any hard feelings about getting the boot right before Bryant Park? ...
It's getting down to the wire and on this week Project Runway, the four remaining designers were challenged to not only whip up a wedding dress to match their collection, but also had to make a matching bridesmaid dress at the last second! So who was sent packing? ...
The Magical Elves (the team behind Project Runway, Top Chef) are sprinkling their fairy dust on the new season of Bravo's Top Design (Wednesdays at 10 pm/ET) to shake things up — including Todd Oldham's move to his new Tim Gunn-esque mentoring role. We caught up with the design guru to get his take on Season 2 changes, contestants clashing and the new "hottie" host, fashion model India Hicks. TVGuide.com: What made you switch from your hosting gig in Season 1 to solely mentoring in Season 2?Oldham: It was just about the only room my schedule would allow! I was excited it worked out, and that I was able to do my very favorite part, which is mentoring. It was really fun to show up and help wherever I could — or leave them alone, because that can be just as helpful. TVGuide.com: How was it doling advice ou
You couldn't help but love his larger-than-life persona and infectious laugh, and starting this week, Project Runway's Chris March will be joining TVGuide.com for an all-new Web show. But this time, instead of having to listen to the judges, this New York-based designer and Season 4 alum will be dishing out his own critique of Season 5 contestants. March, 44, is a freelance costume designer with a client list that includes everyone from Madonna to Cirque du Soleil. The San Francisco native earned great acclaim for his giant trademark hats and wigs on America's longest-running musical theater revue, Beach Blanket Babylon. The self-taught designer's innovative creations have appeared on ET, Tyra and the Today show, and March's unorthodox approach to fashion was also profiled in the New York Times. During last season's Runway finale, we saw some of March's seriously outs
