Another Baby on the Way for Lindsay Price and Curtis Stone


Based on the best-selling book by Candace Bushnell ("Sex and the City"), this sexy drama follows three high-powered friends as they weather the ups and downs of lives lived at the top of their game.
Based on the best-selling book by Candace Bushnell ("Sex and the City"), this sexy drama follows three high-powered friends as they weather the ups and downs of lives lived at the top of their game.
Lindsay Price and Curtis Stone are expecting their second child. Stone revealed the news during an appearance on The Queen Latifah Show Wednesday.

CBS will air a special episode of Hawaii Five-0 after the AFC Championship game on Sunday, Jan. 20 that will feature new music from Jimi Hendrix, TVGuide.com has learned.

Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com or tweet them to @adambryant or @NatalieAbrams.I'm so excited about Ben and Bailey's wedding on Grey's Anatomy! Do you have any details? — Nora NATALIE: Let's just say getting Bailey actually down the aisle will be a miracle! "It's almost like pulling a tugboat to get her to cooperate, but the thing is happening with or without her, and she's got to get on board with the program at some point," Chandra Wilson says. "Bailey can be distracted very easily, and she's already been married and done it in what she thought was the right way and it failed, so there's a lot of fear going into it again." Look for her to get a kick in the butt from both Cristina and Callie.Scoop on Hawaii Five-0, please! —Lee, via TwitterADAM: It seems our friend Chin Ho might be ready to move on after Malia's death....

Grey's Anatomy and 24 grad Kim Raver is joining NBC's new drama Revolution in a recurring role, TVLine reports. Executive-produced by J.J. Abrams, Revolution takes place...

Curtis Stone and Lindsay Price are engaged to be married, People reports. The celebrity chef confirmed the engagement Thursday on WNBC's New York Live. It's a boy for Curtis Stone and Lindsay Price Stone, 36, and Price, 35, welcomed their...

You could say she's arguably the soap world's most popular female star — but there's really no argument about it. Nobody stirs up a fan fuss quite like Vanessa Marcil Giovinazzo, who returns to General Hospital Aug. 11 as drama queen Brenda Barrett. The actress, who recently wed CSI: NY regular Carmine Giovinazzo, hasn't been seen on GH since 2003 ...

Vanessa Marcil is returning to ABC's General Hospital, the network announced Monday. Watch free full episodes of General Hospital Marcil will reprise her role as fan favorite Brenda Barrett, for which she won a Daytime Emmy in 2003. "True to form, Brenda arrives in Port Charles with a secret that will ...

In Thursday's episode of Grey's Anatomy, a new cardiothoracic doctor comes to the hospital, and she's unlike the previous cardio gods who've held that position. Dr. Teddy Altman (Kim Raver) has a past with Owen (Kevin McKidd), which will create future problems for Owen and Cristina (Sandra Oh). Raver tells us all about the new love triangle, how long she'll be sticking around and the possibility of returning to 24 to reunite with Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland)...

After months of speculation, Lipstick Jungle is officially canceled, according to star Brooke Shields. "It was going to stay and we just were officially told it's finally not coming back," Shields, who played movie exec Wendy Healy, told E! "I think a lot of people were really sad, but I think we hung on a really long time. It was three great years that we've been working on it." NBC has not officially announced the show's cancellation, but a source confirmed Shields' version of the story. Lipstick's fate has been hanging in the balance since...

Things aren't looking so hot on the Lipstick Jungle front. Star Lindsay Price has been cast as one of the three witches in ABC's new drama pilot based on the 1987 feature The Witches of Eastwick and the John Updike novel of the same name, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Eastwick follows three young women as they come into their powers. Price has been cast to play ...

This week on the penultimate Season 1 episode of the CW's Privileged (Tuesdays at 9 pm/ET), Robert Buckley — who has been wowing the womenfolk as Lipstick Jungle's "eight-packed" Kirby — arrives in the recurring role of David, the boss of the start-up magazine for which both Megan and Will work. Does this editor have the "write stuff" to derail Megan's romance with Will? Buckley shared a sneak peek. Plus: Where do things stand with Lipstick? TVGuide.com: I understand that as we speak, you're preparing to man a charity kissing booth.Robert Buckley: That is right. I'm going to be giving out kisses ...

Senior editors Matt Mitovich, Mickey O'Connor and Tim Molloy answer your questions every Wednesday. Please feel free to drop us a line at megascoop@tvguide.com. Will Ben's childhood girlfriend, Annie, be showing up on Lost this season? And any word on Rousseau? — Adam

How did Friday's fare fare? Allow me to tell you via American Flight 3 to Los Angeles, where Mickey, Tim and I will be covering the Golden Globes and this week's Winter TCA Press Tour. (Thanks, GoGo in-flight wireless!) 8 pm/ETGhost Whisperer topped the hour as well as the night with an audience of 10.63 million total viewers, up 450K from its last fresh outing. Howie Do It did 7.68 mil to place second ahead of Wife Swap (4.77 mil). 9 pmCBS' Flashpoint kicked off its second season with an all-time high audience of 10.06 million viewers (up 400K from its Sept. 18 finale). Trailing Supernanny (5.6 mil) and the second hour of Fox's Bruce Almighty, Lipstick Jungle's last scheduled episode delivered 4.08 mil, dipping 150 thou week-to-week. Did the sudsy sophomore series finish strong enough to make NBC reconsider its swing of the axe? Stay tuned.... 10 pm Numbers (10.08 mil) notched a 10 percent increase from its last new episode, easily besting 20/20 (7.89 mil) and Dateline (4.86 mil).

A loss for the audience of one unsung series is another's gain. Robert Buckley, who immediately made waves on NBC's Lipstick Jungle as Kirby, Kim Raver's strapping young boy on the side, is joining the cast of Privileged, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. "Clearly, I can't get enough cute guys on this show!" Privileged creator Rina Mimoun quipped while sharing the news with us. Buckley will appear in the final two episodes of the CW series' 18-episode freshman season, playing ...

Lipstick Jungle fans still in fear of the series' rumored retirement may have some additional hope to hold onto. In light of renewed interest in the show, NBC has decided to move up its Friday timeslot to 9 pm/ET, Variety says. The new berth, however, sets Crusoe sailing out to Saturdays. The ladies of the Jungle will start primping in Crusoe's vacated hour starting Dec. 5.

Or, to employ a different pun: Is NBC's Jungle expedition not necessarily over? Get the latest word, after the jump.

The end is here for My Own Worst Enemy and Lipstick Jungle.Though NBC won't officially comment, multiple sources confirm that no additional episodes will be ordered for either series.The double axing is hardly shocking. Despite heavy hype, the highly touted, Christian Slater-led Enemy failed to make friends with viewers, losing viewers each week. This past Monday's outing hit a new ratings low of ...

Which Friday shows got tricked, and which received treats? Let's assess the goodie bags. 8 pm/ETGhost Whisperer won the hour this week with 9.4 million total viewers, a 537K dip from last week's season high. (See our GW celeblog for insight on You Know, That Rumor.) Halloween really scared away the reality fans, with Deal or No Deal (five mil), 5th Grader (4.6 mil) and Wife Swap (3.6 mil) all posting percentage drops in the double digits. Similarly, the CW's family friendly Chris (1.26 mil) and The Game (1.24 mil) each sank 30 percent. 9 pmCBS looked Ex-tremely smart, as an NCIS repeat not only doubled The Ex List's last audience, but also topped the hour in viewers, with 11.2 million. Lyrics (4.56 mil) and Supernanny (4.2 mil) both were down 17 percent, while NBC's Crusoe (4.17 mil) saw 30 percent of its audience wash away. 10 pmThanks to the stronger lead-in, Numbers delivered 10.62 mil, a 17 percent improvement upon last week's season high. Trailing 20/20 (6.9 mil), newly relocated Lipstick Jungle (3.18 mil) kissed off 35 percent of its final Wednesday audience.

NUMB3RS10 pm/ET CBS Now that Charlie's FBI security clearance has been restored, he is back putting his brain to use cracking criminal cases. Read on for previews of Ghost Hunters Live, Ghost Whisperer, Lipstick Jungle and Super WHY!.

CSI: NY10 pm/ET CBS Call it "Indiana Jones and the Club of Doom." An Indy-like archaeologist is gunned down outside of a revered adventure club after he tells an eager group that he believes he dug up an artifact that unlocks the solution to one of New York City's oldest murder mysteries. Read on for previews of Pushing Daisies, The New Adventures of Old Christine, Lipstick Jungle and Dirty Sexy Money.

In this tough, low-rated TV season, NBC is the first network to reshuffle its lineup. What's the Peacock's solution? Crime night! According to the Hollywood Reporter, starting Wednesday Nov. 5, NBC will present a block of crime dramas: Knight Rider at 8 pm/ET, Life at 9 pm (moving in from Fridays at 10), and the return of longtime staple Law & Order at 10 pm. Details on the other programming tweaks after the jump.

Lipstick Jungle 10 pm/ET NBC It didn't take long for things to heat up again between Nico and Kirby. But while Nico is enjoying her guilt-free romance, Kirby's plan to take it public isn't exactly welcome news. And things only get worse when she begins clashing with her company's new CEO (guest star James Lesure). Elsewhere, Victory finds out she isn't the only one with relationship baggage when Rodrigo tells her something surprising about himself, and Wendy's home life turns tumultuous once again after she becomes consumed by the John Lennon movie project. — Brie Hearn For full episodes of Lipstick Jungle, visit our Online Video Guide. Read on for details on tonight's Dirty Sexy Money, Project Runway and more!

I'd love it if you could give a "hint" as to whom on Wisteria Lane Desperate Housewives' Dave Williams has a vendetta against? - Barbara Matt: Hint, coincidence or sloppy character-naming? You decide. George-the-nutty-pharmacist's last name was Williams. I need scoop about what is going on with Cameron on Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and Sookie on True Blood. - Sarah Matt: Tackling Terminator first, are you ready for some girl-on-girl action? Because the Oct. 20 episode finds Cameron slugging it out with another fierce fembot - all within the confines of an elevator. I need a cigarette already.Mickey: I'm going to give you a non-spoiler spoiler about True Blood. I accidentally found out who the serial killer is the other day, and it kind of broke my heart. (Hint: It's one of the "good" guys.) Have anything juicy on Gossip Girl?  - KateMickey: Remember how Nate and his mom helped The Captain escape prosecution? Well, I'm hearing that Mr. Archibald (Sam Robards) will reward their loyalty by… double-crossing them! Which is pretty crummy considering Nate almost became a manwhore to fix the family's money problems. Thanks, Dad!

Wednesday's ratings rundown:8 pm/ETDancing with the Stars' second results show of the week delivered 15.7 million total viewers, topping the hour in demos as well. Bones dipped only a bit, placing second with 9.6 million. Knight Rider (7.3 million) slowed down from its TV-movie try-put, shedding 42 percent of that February audience.The New Adventures of Old Christine faced a new problem — its Wednesday time slot — drawing 6.7 million, a far cry from the 12 million or so it got on Mondays. (Lead-out Gary Unmarried debuted to 6.84 million, showing 102 percent retention.)9 pmCriminal Minds returned to 15.1 million viewers, a 19 percent surge from its previous premiere. America's Got Talent dropped nearly 2 million to place second with 10.2 million. Back-to-back 'Til Deaths averaged 4.08 million (down another million week-to-week), trailing ABC's David Blaine thing.10 pmCSI: NY dominated with an audience of 15.55 million, a 22 percent leap from its year-ago opener. Though it f...

Between tempers flaring left and right, Kenley LOL in Daniel's face and Terri's "balls or vajayjay comment, they really kicked the drama factor up a notch in this week's Project Runway. Watch what our expert alum Chris March had to say about all the chaos and cruelty that went down during the Brooke Shields Lipstick Jungle challenge.
It's a sad world where Las Vegas' reliable Mike gets second billing behind Rosie Perez. Yet that's what happened last week at the TCA press tour, when NBC trumpeted the guest-casting of the sometimes polarizing Latina on Lipstick Jungle, then virtually added, as an aside, "Oh, and James Lesure, too."How does the Vegas vet fit into the Jungle's sophomore season? Sources tell me Lesure will be playing the role of Griffin, boss to both Kim Raver's Nico and Brooke Shields' Wendy. I'm also hearing that over the course of Lesure's multi-episode run, Griffin might strike up a certain chemistry with Nico, though it might not necessarily lead to (her busy) boudoir. What do you say, Vegas fans? With Josh off doing Transformers 2 and the reunion movie pretty darn squashed, are you glad to see "Mike" back on TV? — Matt Mitovich

She can turn the world on with a smile, but can she turn more viewers on to a sophomore-season drama? Seven-time Emmy winner Mary Tyler Moore has been booked for a multi-episode arc on NBC's Lipstick Jungle, playing mom to Brooke Shields' Wendy. Moore's alter ego, Joyce, is a retired high-powered executive who forces Wendy to question the ideal of "Having it all." And then a clown named Chuckles dies and they attend the funeral together. — Matt Mitovich

NBC has revealed premiere dates for its fall lineup, including a three-hour (!) opener for Heroes on Sept. 22, which leads into the two-hour first eppy with a one-hour clip show. Here are the highlights of the Peacock's plan, by night:Monday, Sept. 22:Heroes, 8 pm (clip show), 9 pm (two-hour premiere)Tuesday, Sept. 23:Law & Order: SVU, 10 pmWednesday, Sept. 24:Knight Rider, 8 pmLipstick Jungle, 10 pmThursday, Sept. 25:My Name Is Earl, 8 pm (hour premiere)The Office, 9 pm (hour premiere)ER, 10 pmMonday, Sept. 29:Chuck, 8 pmMy Own Worst Enemy, 10 pmThursday, October 9:Kath & Kim, 9:30 pmFriday, October 17:Crusoe, 8 pmThursday, October 30:30 Rock, 8:30 pmOur Fall TV grid detailing what's on and when can be found here.

NBC has ordered an additional six episodes (for a total of 13) of Lipstick Jungle, its frothy freshman drama based on the book by Candace Bushnell.After three airings, Lipstick is winning its Thursdays-at-10 slot among women 18-49, women 18-34 and men who like seeing Kim Raver fake sexual ecstasy with that whole biting-the-lower-lip thing. Oh yes.
Question: OK, so I am really not feeling Cashmere Mafia or Lipstick Jungle. Do I need to cancel my season passes on these two, or should I give them another shot? Answer: Cancel Cashmere, but let Lipstick linger a few more weeks. Or at the very least through tomorrow's episode, which features both a rollicking guest turn by Lorraine Bracco and an adulterous Kim Raver having sex with a half-naked Robert Buckley. Speaking of the latter, next week the jig is nearly up when they do it on the floor above her magazine's photo shoot. And let's just say there's a window up there. A big window.
Thursday at a glance:8 pm/ETSurvivor: Micronesia topped the hour with 13.9 million total viewers, a seven percent drop from China's premiere. Smallville (3.97 mil) gained 150K.9 pmLost delivered 15.06 million, a week-to-week drop of a mil. Celebrity Apprentice (8.66 mil) was up a hair from last week's double bill. Supernatural (2.67 mil) dropped 390 thou.10 pmWith 9.37 mil, Eli Stone shed 19 percent of its premiere audience, and placed second behind a Trace repeat. NBC's Lipstick Jungle came in third with an opening audience of 7.62 mil, an 11 percent drop from last week's 10 pm Apprentice.

Looks like NBC is taking a stab at this trendy idea of launching a new series that revolves around a group of powerful women living glitzy Big Apple lives. From the writer of Sex and the City, Candace Bushnell, comes Lipstick Jungle. And you can expect a lot of familiar faces such as Brooke Shields, Lindsay Price and Kim Raver amongst the many pretty, Jimmy-Choo-wearing people. Watch it now! | More online videos

Meet the sassy triple threats who put the sex back into the city in Candace Bushnell's new Lipstick Jungle (premieres tonight at 10 pm/ET on NBC). LINDSAY PRICEPlays: Designer Victory Ford, a onetime 7th Avenue golden girl, who's now out of fashion.Strength: "Victory doesn't do anything halfway," Price says.Weakness: "She's starting to wonder if her success was a fluke."Signature Line: "All I own is a busted career and 200 pairs of shoes."Romance: Andrew McCarthy plays a blue-eyed billionaire who could rescue Victory and her company.Nemesis: She has several, including an ex-assistant who steals her work.Fashion Sense: Romantic and whimsical (think Peter Som).

The when: Enter the Jungle Thursday, Feb. 7, at 10 pm/ET on NBC.Why watch?: If you were a devoted Sex and the City fan then you'll love Lipstick Jungle, as both began as novels written by Candace Bushnell. With hip and powerful females at the center of the plot it's sure to become a staple on your TV schedule or at least on the DVR. Lipstick also has a lot of buzz surrounding it and both critics and viewers have been wondering for months whether it will be better than its competitor, Cashmere Mafia, which was created by SATC scribe Darren Star. Sure, it's catchphrase — "It's a jungle out there, dress accordingly" — is a little cheesy, but the show promises not to be, with its chic wardrobe, sexy plotlines and witty dialogue. Who's who: Three powerful women who are best friends — Wendy, Nico and Victory — have just been named among New York's 50 most powerful women. Wendy Healy, a film executive, is played by Brooke Shields. Victory Ford, a fashion designer, is pl...

Can't wait for NBC's premiere of the new series, Lipstick Jungle? Well get ready to break those martinis out a week early. The premiere episode is now available as a free download exclusively on Amazon Unbox (Amazon’s digital video download service) before its worldwide debut on February 7th. Download it now!

It was a jungle outside of Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City Thursday night — a Lipstick Jungle, that is. The stars of NBC's new drama braved below-freezing temperatures as they walked the red carpet in gorgeous sleeveless dresses. But even the frigid temps weren't enough for Kim Raver to stop gushing about the city the show calls home. "Being born and raised in New York City, I love [shooting here]," she says. "It's such an energized city. When you're shooting on the street you have it all there and it's really exciting." Once Raver and costars Brooke Shields and Lindsay Price made it inside Saks, they headed up to the shoe department to mingle with other celebs like Matthew Perry, who snuck in without doing any press, and The Office's Angela Kinsey. Partygoers grooved to tunes by Paul Sevigny (yes, Chloe's brother) and sipped on some cocktails — but only clear ones. The white carpet of Saks prevented anything with color from being served. But luckily the party didn't pr...

Those of us even mildly interested in checking out Lipstick Jungle (aka one of the few new series on TV) will get our makeup one week earlier than the series' Feb. 7 premiere on NBC. The network is giving TiVo subscribers the chance to download it free at Amazon's Unbox from Jan. 31 to Feb. 6. If the curiosity about the new Candace Bushnell series is killing you, here's your chance to get ahead of the game.And the best part about it? Our own Mitovich says that Lipstick "isn't nearly as unwatchable as Cashmere Mafia." — Anna Dimond

Question: What is wrong with you? I loved Cashmere Mafia! It was so real and honest. Looks much better than Lipstick Jungle. Answer: Actually, I found Lipstick (premiering Feb. 7) to be the superior Sex and the City rip-off, but that's not saying much since I loathed Cashmere. With the exception of Lindsay Price's vapid and utterly annoying fashion designer — a role that should've gone to Melinda Clarke — Lipstick's females are more interesting. Come to think of it, Kim Raver's morally conflicted mag editor has more dimensions than all of Cashmere's Barbie dolls combined. And wait until you lay your peepers on her boy toy, played by Fashion House's Robert Buckley (or as I like to call him, Scott Speedman and Jake Gylle
NBC has at long last unveiled its own "strike schedule," and there's little to be surprised by here, as it has been leaked out in drips and drabs over recent weeks. Of note, NBC touts the slate as offering "significantly more hours of original programming than was ever the case in the first quarter of 2007."The highlights:• As of Jan. 1, The Biggest Loser returns with new two-hour blocks, followed by SVU.• Celebrity Apprentice airs Thursdays at 9 starting Jan. 3; as of Feb. 7, Lipstick Jungle replaces ER as its lead-out.• American Gladiators debuts Jan. 6 before settling into its Mondays-at-8 slot. It will be followed by Deal or No Deal and Medium.• Starting Jan. 9, Law & Order: CI (episodes previously aired on USA Network) airs at 9, followed by mother ship Law & Order.• The Baby Borrowers, "a social experiment that puts teen couples on the fast track to adulthood," premieres Feb. 18.
When NBC runs out of new episodes of ER on Feb. 7, it will fill the medical drama's time slot with Sex and the City retread Lipstick Jungle. But on a hopefully positive note, striking writers and producers agreed to a fourth day of contract talks today, which hadn't even been scheduled. Come on, guys, get 'er done! — Ben Katner

Being a mobster's shrink seems to have been quite the panacea for Lorraine Bracco, who memorably played Tony Soprano's put-upon psychotherapist on the HBO hit. Not only has she just finished shooting a Lifetime pilot called Long Island Confidential (in which she plays the mom of a homicide detective), but TV Guide is told she'll show up in a recurring role in Lipstick Jungle, NBC midseason series based on Candace Bushnell's follow-up to Sex and the City. Bracco will portray the duplicitous nemesis of the movie studio chief played by series star Brooke Shields. Looks like she might have learned a lesson or two from her former patient. — Ileane Rudolph

Paul Blackthorne (The Dresden Files) has replaced Chris Wiehl (Love Monkey) as Brooke Shields' husband on the NBC midseason drama Lipstick Jungle.... Also per the Reporter, Patrick Swayze has been tapped to topline The Beast, A&E Network's drama pilot about a veteran FBI agent who trains a new partner (Travis Fimmel) in his psychologically clever style while being pursued by an Internal Affairs team and being subjected to Dr. Houseman's rhetoric.

Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline have been let go as the executive producers and show-runners of Lipstick Jungle, NBC's mid-season entry adapted from Candace Bushnell's best-seller. According to the Reporter, the dramedy — starring Brooke Shields, Lindsay Price and Kim Raver — is being taken in a new creative direction, and as the hunt for a new show-runner launches, the production start has been pushed back to November. Outside of Chris Wiehl (Love Monkey) being replaced as Shields' hubby, no other casting changes are expected as part of the retooling.
The latest pre-upfronts news:ABCDrama pickups: Dirty Sexy Money and Eli Stone (both from Everwood's Greg Berlanti); the Grey's Anatomy spin-off Private Practice, the Sex and the City-esque Cashmere Mafia; Pushing Daisies, Women's Murder Club; Big Shots (Dylan McDermott, Michael Vartan, Christopher Titus and Joshua Malina as CEOs/wannabes). Comedies: Cavemen; Sam I Am (Christina Applegate as an amnesiac); Carpoolers. Other notes: October Road and Notes from the Underbelly will return mid-season with 13-episode runs. (Today's News)FOXDrama pick-ups: The Terminator-inspired sci-fi-er The Sarah Connor Chronicles; K-Ville (concerning cops in post-Katrina New Orleans); New Amsterdam (about an immortal homicide detective). Comedies: Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton's Back to You (FKA Action News); Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino's The Return of Jezebel James (starring Parker Posey); The Rules of Starting Over (courtesy of the Farrelly Brothers) (Today's News).NBCDrama pick-up...
Upfronts week — the near-euphoric annual event where television enthusiasts such as you and I anticipate the new and returning fare heading our way — is upon us. Though some scheduling news has started to leak out — NBC has renewed Medium and fan-fave bubble show Friday Night Lights but is possibly crossing Jordan off its list — the official presentation of each network's fall schedule begins Monday with the Peacock showcasing its feathers, and concludes Thursday when the CW answers such questions as, "What will fill Gilmore Girls' void?"This here blog, my friends, is one to bookmark, as it will serve as a veritable clearinghouse for any and all news coming out of the upfronts. Each morning we will hurry to the fore the latest unveiling of network lineups, then throughout the day supplement it with expert insight from the likes of Matt Roush, Stephen Battaglio and Michael Ausiello.With the fun about to start, I leave you with these burning questions, which will, ...