Having spent a few months with the Samsung Tablet as a part of the Intel Tablet Crew, I can tell you that my little Apple heart might be turning over a new leaf. Why, you ask? This tablet has everything I need – It seems that the Samsung moves just a bit faster than my second generation iPad, the screen is beautiful, and it’s so new, ha! A shiny screen, intuition, and the ability to tell when I’ve looked away,
Renee Felice Smith plays Nell Jones on NCIS: Los Angeles, but Smith recently revealed to me that the two share more differences than similarities. Smith said, “Nell is kind of Renee times two, I guess I’d say. Where Renee’s brave, Nell is braver. She’s more of the take-the-bull-by-the-horns kind of gal. She’s one of a kind. She’s her own little brand. I’m not as organized as she is either. She’s super, super type A, and she’s got her act together.
Ever think of Eric Beale as a case’s key witness? That’s exactly what he is on this week’s episode of NCIS: Los Angeles. Beale’s not only the key witness, but he winds up in jail for all his trouble. Eric Beale a.k.a. Barrett Foa joined the team in the pilot of the series when it was introduced in Season Six of the ever-popular NCIS, in an episode entitled “Legend.” Foa was excited about the role from the start. When we
I recently got a glimpse behind the scenes of the TNT drama Private Lives of Nashville Wives when I had the privilege to chat with stars Cassie Chapman (wife of country singer Gary Chapman) and Erika Page White (wife of singer/songwriter Bryan White). How It All Began What I was most interested in at the start of our interview was how the two landed on the reality series. White came from the world of soaps, while Chapman was thrown into
Over the summer at Comic Con, we spent some time chatting with the executive producers of THE 100 (check out the video), the new show premiering tonight on The CW that tells the story of the first 100 people to head back to Earth after nuclear Armageddon (oh what’s a little nuclear Armageddon…) pushed them off-planet. The CW’s official description: Ninety-seven years ago, nuclear Armageddon decimated planet Earth, destroying civilization. The only survivors were the 400 inhabitants of 12 international
I spent some time chatting with series stars Devin Kelley (Maggie) and Omar Epps (Martin) about what drew them to RESURRECTION and why they think this is a show people should be watching when episode 2 airs Sunday at 9/8c on ABC.
Check out my recent video interview with the guys of MIXOLOGY (Craig Frank, Blake Lee, and Andrew Santino) as they discuss what drew them to the show and what’s next, plus why the show made them gasp at the finale table read!
Up-and-comer Mat Vairo loves playing the quintessential “bad boy,” Connor Bennett, on Revolution. When we spoke recently about his role on the futuristic series, he admitted, “I like Connor’s dark side.” Connor, the Rebel The son of Sebastian “Bass” Monroe (David Lyons), Connor has perhaps had to do a bit of growing on his own, despite being raised by his late aunt and uncle. And, even though he’s now found his father, the two have had quite a tumultuous relationship.
“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” This quote by Eleanor Roosevelt was the greeting on Logan Echolls’ (Jason Dohring) cell voicemail in Season One, Episode 15 of the series Veronica Mars. To some extent, it mirrors the reality of a dream a long time in coming for series fans – the release of a Veronica Mars motion picture. When Dohring and I spoke about the upcoming film, he filled me in on some
Now in its fifth season on ABC, Emmy-nominated The Middle began its syndication run on the Hallmark Channel on March 3. As a kickoff to this milestone, Charlie McDermott (Axl Heck) and Eden Sher (Sue Heck) participated in a conference call for the media via Hallmark. A Relatable Feel It was a call full of teasing and laughing, mostly between McDermott and Sher, who were obviously enjoying reaping the benefits of such a successful Top-20 series. Syndication, for McDermott, seemed