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Michael J. Fox, Sean Hayes in NBC series
Staff writerNBC is announcing its fall schedule to advertisers in New York on Monday. The choices include "The Michael J. Fox Show," which casts the "Family Ties" star as a TV anchor who returns to work after a five-year break. Then there's "Sean Saves the World"...Tags: Family Ties (tv program), Alice (tv program), Mary McCormack, Glee (tv program), In Plain Sight (tv program)
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NBC Renews 'Community,' Picks Up Three New Pilots
ReutersMay 11 (TheWrap.com) - NBC has renewed "Community" for Season 5, while picking up three new series: "Blacklist," "Night Shift," and "Welcome to the Family." "The Blacklist," a drama starring James Spader, follows the world's most wanted criminal...Tags: ER (tv program), Parenthood (tv program), Ryan Eggold, Happy Endings (tv program), Alias (tv program)
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Summer Movie Sneaks complete list
The 2013 Summer Movie Preview is a snapshot of films opening through the end of August. Release dates (for Los Angeles) and other details, as compiled by Oliver Gettell, are subject to change. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD: Sneaks list: In the...Tags: Stand-up Comedy, Olivia Wilde, David Siegel, Paula Patton, Steve Carell
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Natalie Zea returns to 'Justified' with baby news
RedEyeLike the entire fourth season, the latest episode "Justified" was smart, funny and nerve-wracking. It was also kind of sweet thanks to the return of Natalie Zea. She hasn't been a regular on the show--she's working on Fox's "The Following"--but the...Tags: The Following (tv program), Timothy Olyphant, Google Inc., Natalie Zea, Justified (tv program)
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Emmy nominations: The good, the bad and the ugly (Boomer's version)
Gold Derby"Overall excellent nominations throughout with very few complaints," says our Emmy expert Chris "Boomer" Beachum, who gives us his take on Emmy's good, bad and ugly results. Earlier, we posted the views of Rob Licuria. Now let's hear from Boomer: THE GOOD... -
Emmys show 'Friday Night Lights,' 'Glee' and 'Lost' some love
The WatcherThe Emmys are frequently frustrating and clueless, and there were some tough-to-take omissions this year, but, all things considered, the awards-giving body did a lot right this time around. There were a lot of things in the Emmy nomination list, which... -
'The Perfect Man,' 'The Deal' and 'Pure'
![In "The Perfect Man," the moon exists "to remind us that each day has the potential for beauty." This according to Jean (Heather Locklear), a fancy-cake baker and single mother of two who would be better off remembering that each day has the potential for medication. Jean is a serial monogamist with a penchant for losers. Every time one dumps her, she picks up the family and moves. Spastic parenting calls for drastic measures, so when newly installed in Brooklyn (where everyone sounds exactly like Fran Drescher), Jean's daughter Holly (Hilary Duff) smells another bad egg in the person of Lenny the Styx-loving baker (Mike O'Malley) and decides to play e-Cyrano. Inventing a perfect man for Jean to fall for sight unseen, she models him on her friend's uncle, Ben (Chris Noth), the kind of sexy, warm restaurant owner who always has time for inquisitive 10th graders during the lunch rush. Holly gets so caught up writing Jean love e-mails in an effort to prevent her from marrying Lenny that she overlooks her own perfect boy, Adam (Ben Feldman), a cute artist who lets Holly commandeer his computer for her e-charade. Then she spends each wistful night confiding it all to her online diary. Sure, it all sounds like a stretch, but Jean is just crazy enough for it to work — the plan, that is, not the movie. The movie is a tortured marshmallow. It's too disingenuous for teens (at least the teens sitting behind me at the screening, who kept howling, "Where's the moooon?") and too mommy's-going-on-Match.com-again disturbing for younger viewers. Seriously, the perfect man would call social services.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-06/18056818.jpg "In "The Perfect Man,\" the moon exists \"to remind us that each day has the potential for beauty.\" This according to Jean (Heather Locklear), a fancy-cake baker and single mother of two who would be better off remembering that each day has the potential for medication. Jean is a serial monogamist with a penchant for losers. Every time one dumps her, she picks up the family and moves. Spastic parenting calls for drastic measures, so when newly installed in Brooklyn (where everyone sounds exactly like Fran Drescher), Jean's daughter Holly (Hilary Duff) smells another bad egg in the person of Lenny the Styx-loving baker (Mike O'Malley) and decides to play e-Cyrano. Inventing a perfect man for Jean to fall for sight unseen, she models him on her friend's uncle, Ben (Chris Noth), the kind of sexy, warm restaurant owner who always has time for inquisitive 10th graders during the lunch rush. Holly gets so caught up writing Jean love e-mails in an effort to prevent her from marrying Lenny that she overlooks her own perfect boy, Adam (Ben Feldman), a cute artist who lets Holly commandeer his computer for her e-charade. Then she spends each wistful night confiding it all to her online diary. Sure, it all sounds like a stretch, but Jean is just crazy enough for it to work — the plan, that is, not the movie. The movie is a tortured marshmallow. It's too disingenuous for teens (at least the teens sitting behind me at the screening, who kept howling, \"Where's the moooon?\") and too mommy's-going-on-Match.com-again disturbing for younger viewers. Seriously, the perfect man would call social services.")
Times Staff WritersIn "The Perfect Man," the moon exists "to remind us that each day has the potential for beauty." This according to Jean (Heather Locklear), a fancy-cake baker and single mother of two who would be better off remembering that each day has the potential for...Tags: Molly Parker, Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), Stanford University, John Heard, Hilary Duff
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TV Gal Is Simply Shocked
Zap2It.comAs Frank Barone used to say, "holy crap." They killed Ana-Lucia. And Libby. And Nadia. And Renze. You know it's May sweeps when characters start dropping faster than Paula Abdul's tears. A look at some of the shocking things that happened last week:...Tags: Alias (tv program), Crime, Law and Justice, Barry Watson, Jayne Brook, John Doe
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Mar 26, 2013
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Jul 8, 2010
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Jun 17, 2005
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May 5, 2006
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