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Latest TV News collected from our friends at TVGuide, TVShowsOnDVD, BuddyTV, and TVSquad| Rihanna's 'Styled to Rock' Adds Model Erin Wasson as Mentor (THR) - 4 days ago | ||
| Dancing's Derek Hough: We Feel Good About Our Pieces (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
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| 'Dancing with the Stars' Recap: The Performance Finale (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago Finally. Up to this point, the biggest surprise of Dancing with the Stars Season 16 has been how rigidly it has proceeded according to expectations: each elimination has been a predictable result of scores and charisma, with nary a bombshell in the bunch. That changes tonight: with a top four this close, banality is no longer an option. This race is way too evenly matched to call, but that won't stop me from calling it: the Mirror Ball Trophy is going to Kellie. Jacoby has been fun, but his technical shortcomings have left him about a point below the others on average. Aly has shown incredible range and performance ability, but she doesn't command the same rabid fan base as an Olympian as her entertainment industry peers. Zendaya has often been toe-to-toe with Kellie, but the fact that she had prior professional dance experience has left a bad taste with some. Kellie has Zendaya's skill, Aly's performance, and Jacoby's charisma all rolled into one, and I'm fairly comfortable saying that she has the best partner. Derek isn't just trying to win this thing; he's trying to push the very medium of three-minute reality show dance segments on a weekly basis, and nearly always succeeding. The trophy could very easily go to any one of these dancers, but in the interest of fostering discussion by taking a hard-line stand, I hereby declare Kellie to be the winner. Oh yeah, there's still one more performance show left. Live blog starts now: | ||
Laura Linney on the Poignant Value of 'The Big C' (THR) - 4 days ago "There’s a sense of gratitude for everybody involved in the show," the Emmy-nominated actress tells THR. 
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| 'World of Jenks' Finale: Kaylin Preps for Brooklyn Fashion Weekend (Exclusive Video) (THR) - 4 days ago | ||
| Keck's Exclusives: Vanessa Lengies on Leaving Glee and Landing a New Sitcom (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
Fox's Glee will be a little less sweet next season now that Vanessa Lengies, who plays Sugar, has landed a regular role on the midseason ABC sitcom Mixology. "Getting to play Sugar Motta was one of the biggest opportunities of my life, and I met some of the most fantastic people, but I was being hired per episode," Lengies says about why she made the switch. "I loved getting to be there and dancing around, but I didn't really have much of an opportunity to act." Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
TV Ratings: Surging Billboard Awards Hit High, 'Apprentice' Finale Drops From Last Year (THR) - 4 days ago ABC's broadcast of the music kudos jumps 33 percent from 2012, while Fox's Sunday animation block get mostly steady sendoffs. 
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| Top 3 Engaged TV Shows Stand Firm Through 5/13 - 5/19 and Upfronts (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago May sweeps have come to a close, yet The Big Bang Theory, NCIS, and Modern Family stood their ground throughout. We expect this to change dramatically, though, due to the imminent season turnover of the three shows. | ||
| Yahoo! Buys Tumblr for $1.1 Billion (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
Yahoo! has reached an agreement to buy social media company Tumblr for $1.1 billion, the companies announced Monday. Tumblr will remain a separate, independently operated business under current CEO David Karp, according to Yahoo!. | ||
| 'Teen Wolf' Season 3 Trailer Debuts: Alphas Invade Beacon Hills (Video) (THR) - 4 days ago | ||
Felicia Day's Geek & Sundry Grows to Add Vlogger Network (Exclusive) (THR) - 4 days ago The Multi-Channel Network will search for 20 vloggers to comprise the Geek & Sundry Vlogs Channel. 
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'Motive': Lauren Holly Previews ABC's Crime Drama With a Procedural Twist (THR) - 4 days ago With the victim and suspect identified at the beginning of each episode, the summer series takes a page out of "Columbo's" book, the "NCIS" alum tells THR. 
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| Doctor Who Renewed for Season 8 (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
The BBC has renewed Doctor Who for an eighth season, the company announced in conjunction with Saturday's Season 7 finale. Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
| 'Motive': Meet the Cast (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago Meet the cast of the new ABC show, Motive, a police procedural with a twist. The killer and the victim are revealed at the beginning of the episode. As the police track down the killer, the complicated reason for the killing is revealed. It premieres Monday, May 20 at 10 pm ET and then moves to its normal schedule on Wednesdays at 9 pm ET on ABC. | ||
| 30 Rock's Katrina Bowden Weds (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
30 Rock star Katrina Bowden tied the knot this weekend, marrying her longtime boyfriend, musician Ben Jorgensen, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
| Who Won Celebrity Apprentice? (TVGuide) - 4 days ago | ||
| [Video] 'Teen Wolf' Season 3 Trailer: The Wolf Pack Is Back And Things Are Getting Dangerous (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago Teen Wolf is back on the prowl starting June 3, but MTV has released an extended trailer for season three before we reconnect with Scott, Derek, and the whole hairy gang. And it looks like the upcoming third season is going to be darker, scarier, and full of (surprise, surprise!) new attractive people. Sign me up! | ||
| Brady Bunch Reunion: Greg, Cindy and Peter Return to Kings Island (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
Here's the story ... of a Brady Bunch reunion! Three of the original Brady cast members -- Barry Williams (Greg), Christopher Knight (Peter) and Susan Olsen (Cindy) — returned to Kings Island in Mason, Ohio over the weekend, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of an episode the show filmed there in 1973, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports. Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
| Disney Announces New Animated Series Star Wars Rebels (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
Just months after Lucasfilm announced the end of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Disney has put the new animated series Star Wars Rebels into production. The new franchise will premiere with a one-hour Disney Channel special in fall 2014, followed by a series on Disney XD. Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
| 'Star Wars Rebels' Animated Series Coming to Disney XD (THR) - 4 days ago | ||
| Justin Bieber Booed at Billboard Music Awards (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
Justin Bieber took home two trophies at the Billboard Music Awards Sunday night, but he certainly wasn't a winner when it came to the audience vote. The teen singer, who's been involved in a number of controversial incidents this year, was loudly booed when he accepted the Milestone Award (for "musical ingenuity and innovation," according to presenter CeeLo Green), the final award of the evening, beating out Bruno Mars and Taylor Swift. The award came after he had performed twice on the show. Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
| The Monday Playlist: Mel Brooks on Masters, Finales (Rectify, Bates Motel), Motive (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
At 86, Mel Brooks is still the life of the party, a consummate ham and peerless joke-spinning storyteller. "I've come to stop the show," announces the irrepressible comic dynamo as he does just that, breaking into song mid-interview and reinforcing why PBS' American Masters titled its latest must-see career profile Mel Brooks: Make a Noise (Monday, check tvguide.com listings). His brilliant career in TV (Your Show of Shows, Get Smart), the movies and Broadway makes him an overdue American Masters subject, and his unflagging comic energy keeps everyone amused — including an intrusively visible camera crew. "I'm head over heels in love with myself," Brooks says, only half-joking. Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
| Ask Matt: Upfront Fallout: 24 and "Event" Series, Parenthood, Bones, Wonderland (TVGuide) - 4 days ago
Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: I'm shocked and delighted by Fox's announcement about bringing back 24, but honestly, I think this points to the future of television. It's the same thing with The Following: Give us shorter seasons, TV Gods! Seriously, 22-episode seasons just don't work for so many shows, especially the serialized ones. How much filler was there in any given 24-episode season of real-time 24? A ton, inevitably. And every other heavily serialized show you can point to is eventually going to fall back on filler episodes, or extended (and frustrating) wheel-spinning, etc. It's just inevitable, and the best serialized shows are the ones that best manage this reality: for instance, The Vampire Diaries splits its season into three or four tightly focused mini-arcs that pack as much into each mini-arc as most shows cover in a whole season. Other Links From TVGuide.com | ||
| 'The Goodwin Games' Review: A Great New Comedy Worth Playing (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago The best comedy pilot of the 2012-2013 TV season is about to premiere on May 20. That's either a scathing indictment of how lackluster new comedies were this past year or an infuriating commentary about FOX, which is burying a real gem. | ||
| 'Motive' Review: A New, Suspenseful Twist on a Procedural (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago There is no dearth of police procedurals on television these days with many based on their own unique angle. Castle has the witty, conspiracy-theory-ready writer as a sidekick, while The Mentalist has a consultant with a keen sense of observation that uses social manipulation to assist with cases. ABC is launching a new procedural with a twist this summer, Motive. | ||
| 'Real Housewives' Roundup: Wedding Bells, Lockouts and Another Tell-All (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago Those mischievous Real Housewives are almost always getting into trouble. Here's what some of them have been up to lately: | ||
| [Video] 'Hawaii Five-0' Season 3 Finale Sneak Peek: Who Will Be Lost? (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago The Hawaii Five-0 season 3 finale airs on Monday, May 20, 2013. The episode, called "Aloha. Malama Pono" (Hawaiian for "Farewell and Take Care) promises to be action-packed. Check out the episode synopsis and a couple of sneak peek videos below to find out how it will all end. | ||
| 'Arrested Development' Cast Picks Their Favorite Moments (TVSquad) - 4 days ago Ask any "Arrested Development" fan for their favorite moment and chances are they'll come up with the scene or joke in a matter of seconds. However, it's a little harder for the cast, who spent three years living and breathing the show, to pick just one. Portia de Rossi, Lindsay Bluth Funke on "Arrested Development," told The Huffington Post that she didn't have a favorite episode, but there is a particular gag that comes to mind. "It was the entire episode where you were overhearing extremely intimate conversations and then it would pan out and you'd see they were in the boardroom with like 20 people just waiting for them to stop talking," the actress said in a phone interview. "The episode in the jail where they're talking about Buster and how horrible and terrible he is and he's sitting right there when the camera pans out. It's just silly things like that that are just so funny." De Rossi has a soft spot for one particular character. "I just love Lucille. I just love that character so much," she said. "I mean, Lucille is just my favorite and some of my favorite lines are things that she said. She's just so fantastic." Lucille Bluth, the matriarch of "Arrested Development," is played by Jessica Walter. She's known for not liking all of her children, boozing it up early in the morning and loving a certain private eye who has a tendency to show up in disguise. Walter told The Huffington Post that one of her favorite character moments was when Lucille got a facelift. "When I came out of makeup, I scared myself," she said in a phone interview. "It was so brilliantly done, the makeup." In a Season 1 episode of "Arrested Development," Lucille Bluth found herself home alone without her son, Buster. "Oh gosh, I had so many wonderful scenes, it's hard to pinpoint. Another one was when Buster leaves her, and she's at home, drinking and eating cake, lying on the table, listening to music from 'Gypsy,'" she said. Tony Hale, Buster Bluth who has an unusually close relationship with his mother, said one of his favorite moments came from the Season 1 episode "Public Relations." "They said Buster was neither seen nor heard growing up," Hale told The Huffington Post via phone with a laugh. "And I loved that he was wearing a shirt that perfectly matched the wallpaper. He took it as far as his wardrobe. He was like, 'You're not even going to see my body. I'll be standing in front of you and you still won't see me.' He was very, very faithful to the title he was given of 'neither seen nor heard.' It was just a testament to how everybody on the show was on the same page. That was all wardrobe. Obviously the writers came up with it, but it was just kind of fun riding that wave. Just stuff like that was really hilarious and fun." "Arrested Development" returns with new episodes on Netflix starting May 26. | ||
| Best 'Game of Thrones' Quotes from 'Second Sons' (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago The best quotes from the eighth episode of season 3 of Game of Thrones. | ||
| 'Dancing with the Stars' Week 10 Preview: The Final 4 Dance It Off (BuddyTV) - 4 days ago The final week of this season's Dancing with the Stars has arrived. For fans who have sat through predictable finishes, week 10 will be the first week this season where there is some serious intrigue going into the final results show tomorrow night. DWTS Week 9: Ingo Rademacher's Elimination Surprises No One >>> Kellie Pickler, Alexandra Raisman and Zendaya have been neck and neck all season long. However, during week nine, Jacoby Jones stepped up his game and is making a late run for the Dancing with the Stars season 16 championship. |
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