Big-screen tough-guy Bruce Willis is fine with fans walking all over him. That's because the two-time Emmy winner now has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, bestowed upon him as other Hollywood heavyweights — including Armageddon costars Ben Affleck and Billy Bob Thornton, Sylvester Stallone, Kevin Costner, and Willis' ex-wife, Demi Moore, and her husband, As
The hostages of ABC's The Nine (premiering Oct. 4) recently returned to Fidelity Republic Bank in Los Angeles, but this time they weren’t being held captive by gunmen brothers Lucas and Randall Dalton. Instead, the cast, producers, creators and other invited guests were there to attend a screening sponsored by ABC, Warner Bros. Television and TV Guide. Here’s what key players had to say about the ensemble drama being touted by some as “the best new show” of the 2006-07 season. Kim Raver (Kathryn)On doing double duty with 24: I’m in a lack-of-sleep mode. I’m not going to be able to be the regular that I was on 24 [next season]. [But] thanks
Chloe, according to lore, may never land the Man of Steel, but she just might woo his best friend. Aaron Ashmore (née the ex of Mars' Veronica, Troy Vandegraff) is joining CW's Smallville this season (premiering Sept. 28) as a semiregular, playing aspiring photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. But wait, there's more. Read all about it: "He's going to be a love interest for Chloe," Ashmore confirms for TVGuide.com. "They met [off screen] a few summers ago, and now they're reconnecting." Ashmore's boy-next-door looks make him a natural to play All-American Jimmy — even though he eerily resembles Smallville villain Eric Summers, who just happened to be played by Ashmore's real-lif
Patricia Wettig now has something in common with 24 alum Dennis Haysbert (currently on CBS' The Unit) — neither of them are any longer playing the president of the United States for Fox. While Wettig's Prison Break character, the crafty Caroline Reynolds, was set to play the leader of the free world in the show's sophomore season, the actress — who wasn't under contract to the Fox drama — opted instead to accept a role on B
Who better than Grammy winner Meat Loaf (aka Marvin Lee Aday) to serve up a dish of career advice to the singing stars of tomorrow, like American Idol winner Taylor Hicks and runner-up Katharine McPhee?
Believe it or not, Anna Faris likes it when her lovable but clueless Cindy Campbell, who returns in Scary Movie 4 (now in theaters), takes a hit or two as she saves the world. "I'm always pretty game for that," says the actress. "Cindy's so sweet and innocent, which gets a little annoying, [so] it's fun to take me down every now and then." Faris gets her wish in one scene in the latest sequel, when an airplane cart slams into Cindy's face. "It looks like it could have been [my] stunt double, which was frustrating because it was me," she reveals. On the flip side, Faris thinks moviegoers will see that it's definitely her "twin" taking hits from a Mike Tyson look-alike in the spoof of a boxing film. "[We] had this 10-minute, very choreographed sequ
When Eva Longoria arrived at ABC's winter press-tour party at the Wind Tunnel in Pasadena, Calif., TVGuide.com cozied up to the Desperate Housewives star, who was more than happy to speak on a variety of topics, including the casting of her TV mom, her romance with San Antonio Spurs star Tony Parker and, yes, that much-publicized Vanity Fair cover shoot. First up: "I'm thrilled," the brunette beauty enthuses of Chasing Papi's Maria Conchita Alonso being hired as her Housewives mami, first appearing in the Feb. 19 episode. "We're going to learn [through Lucia] why Gaby is the way that she is." While the popular prime-
Friday, Jan. 13, turned out to be a truly bad-luck day for Malcolm in the Middle. That's when the cast members learned that the Fox sitcom, now in its seventh season, had gotten the ax. "There was some sadness," Bryan Cranston, aka Malcolm's bumbling dad, Hal, tells TVGuide.com, adding that he and his TV wife, Jane Kaczmarek, shared an embrace and a few tears upon learning their fate. "We realized it's about how much fun you have along the way," philosophizes the actor, who felt that Malcolm could have easily gone on creatively for another year. "But I can't complain. We'll have done 151 episodes. It's been fantastic. It's going to be good
"If you can't beat 'em, mock 'em." That's the attitude NBC is taking with its Thursday night foe, Survivor. In a stunt that kicked off earlier this month, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno has been pitting two celebrity survivor teams — consisting of stars from '70s and '80s TV — against each other. Like CBS's reality smash, one performer gets knocked off each week (in this case, Friday), but instead of a $1 million grand prize, the winner of this contest goes home with nothing more than bragging rights. Members of the the Topanga tribe include Danny Bonaduce (The Partridge Family), Dawn Wells (Gilligan's Island), Alison Arngrim (Little House on the Prairie) and Gary Coleman (Diff'rent Strokes). Comprising the Cahuenga team are Florence Henderson (The Brady Bunch), Charlene Tilton (Dallas), Jerry Mathers (Leave It to Beaver) and Adam Rich (Eight Is En