The Designers
Anthony Williams (Season 7) is back to entertain us with his designs and stories. Since his last appearance, he has worked as a fashion director
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Reality: Project Runway All Stars
by Jaclyn Abergas on January 12th, 2012 | Reality TV, TV News
Project Runway is back! But this time, they're featuring an All-Star cast featuring movers and shakers from the past seasons. There is something different this time though. All the judges we've known for years will be replaced by new judges including Angela Lindvall as the host, Isaac Mizrahi and Georgina Chapman as judges and Joanna Coles as the mentor. Wondering who's back and what they've been doing since their last appearance on Project Runway?
The Designers
Anthony Williams (Season 7) is back to entertain us with his designs and stories. Since his last appearance, he has worked as a fashion director
The Designers
Anthony Williams (Season 7) is back to entertain us with his designs and stories. Since his last appearance, he has worked as a fashion director
Reality: Remodeled
by Jaclyn Abergas on January 5th, 2012 | Reality TV, TV News
A new show about models and the modeling industry is set to premiere this January on The CW. In Remodeled, Paul Fisher, a modeling agent veteran, helps two groups of people, small town agents and models. His mission is to keep small town modeling agencies from doing all the work and getting screwed over by the big agencies. He performs a "makeover" on agencies who want and need to get their places into shape and start becoming the best of the best in their town.
His second mission is to give aspiring models a reality check, a kick in the
His second mission is to give aspiring models a reality check, a kick in the
Golden Globes 2012 Nominations
by Jaclyn Abergas on January 3rd, 2012 | Comedy, Drama, TV News
The nominations for the 69th Annual Golden Globes have been announced. Are your favorites part of the list?
Best Television Series - Drama
Nominees:
Boardwalk Empire (HBO)
Game of Thrones (HBO)
American Horror Story (FX)
American Horror Story is the latest brainchild of creative team, Ryan Murphy and Brad Fulchuk (Glee, Nip/Tuck). A family moves to Los Angeles from Boston to forget their troubles. What they don't know is that the house they're moving into is haunted. American Horror Story stars Dylan McDermott and Connie Britton as married couple, Ben and Vivien Harmon. Taissa Farmiga plays their daughter, Violet, and Jessica Lange plays
Best Television Series - Drama
Nominees:
Boardwalk Empire (HBO)
Game of Thrones (HBO)
American Horror Story (FX)
American Horror Story is the latest brainchild of creative team, Ryan Murphy and Brad Fulchuk (Glee, Nip/Tuck). A family moves to Los Angeles from Boston to forget their troubles. What they don't know is that the house they're moving into is haunted. American Horror Story stars Dylan McDermott and Connie Britton as married couple, Ben and Vivien Harmon. Taissa Farmiga plays their daughter, Violet, and Jessica Lange plays
Reality: Mobbed
by Jaclyn Abergas on December 27th, 2011 | Reality TV, TV News
Howie Mandel is back with a new reality show that gives back to the people. And this time around, he helps people plan surprises for their families, friends, girlfriends, boyfriends or co-workers. But there's one thing that's different. He helps them organize flash mobs to announce the surprise.
For one hour, Howie Mandel shows you every step of the way, from rehearsing the routines, figuring out and fine-tuning speeches, to the actual performance itself. Flash mobs have announced a wife's pregnancy to her husband, an applicant's getting a job offer, and even a marriage proposal.
In the first episode, a separated
For one hour, Howie Mandel shows you every step of the way, from rehearsing the routines, figuring out and fine-tuning speeches, to the actual performance itself. Flash mobs have announced a wife's pregnancy to her husband, an applicant's getting a job offer, and even a marriage proposal.
In the first episode, a separated
Community Canceled?
by Ronald A. Rowe on December 22nd, 2011 | Comedy, TV News
So NBC's underachieving yet beloved sitcom Community hasn't been canceled. It's just not going to be on TV anymore. For awhile. Maybe. For now. There's been so much double talk about the status of this 30-minute comedy that it could be the script for an episode of a 30-minute comedy.
All we know for sure is that Community isn't going to be a part of NBC's Thursday night lineup when the rest of the shows return from their mid-season hiatus. When, or if, it will ever return is the subject of conflicting information. Although the ratings have been less-than-stellar, Community
All we know for sure is that Community isn't going to be a part of NBC's Thursday night lineup when the rest of the shows return from their mid-season hiatus. When, or if, it will ever return is the subject of conflicting information. Although the ratings have been less-than-stellar, Community
