Jonas Brothers
The Jonas Brothers are lining up with the Dallas Cowboys this Thanksgiving.
The brotherly tween dreams have snagged the halftime performance slot during the Nov. 27 match-up between the Cowboys and Seattle Seahawks.
The Turkey Day extravaganza will also coincide with ...
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Christian Slater
In My Own Worst Enemy (premieres Monday, Oct. 13, 10 pm/ET, NBC), Christian Slater plays two roles: Henry Spivey, a mild-mannered, suburban dad who travels a lot for work and wishes he had more time for his family, and Edward Albright, a dashing international operative who works for a top-secret intelligence agency. The catch: They share a body, and are unaware of the other's existence, initially anyway. In the pilot episode, titled "Breakdown," a malfunctioning computer chip inside Henry/Edward's head starts to "flip the switch" at inopportune moments, giving the two men unwelcome glimpses into the lives of their very different alter egos. Slater tells us why he decided to do a TV show, the difference between playing the two characters, and why people shouldn't worry about this show's resemblance to Joss Whedon's Dollhouse...
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Jason Priestley
Jason Priestley only has one request for when he gets behind the camera to direct an upcoming 90210 episode.
"I just hope that Jennie [Garth]’s in the episode that I do, or that Shannen [Doherty]’s there," the actor told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM radio show. "That’d be fun for me."
Not mention, just like the old times as Priestley sat in the director's chair 18 times for the original Beverly Hills 90210. Eighteen seems to be the actor's lucky number as that's the episode of the season he will direct in the spring.
"I’m really looking forward to it," he said. "It’s going to be ...
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Malcom Floyd, San Diego Chargers, Deltha O Neal, New England Patriots
Sunday's ratings summary:
7 pm/ET
The CW's In Harm's Way surged eight percent from its premiere to deliver 729,000 total viewers.
8 pm
Extreme Makeover eked out a W, scoring 11.26 million viewers to the first hour of Sunday Night Football's 11.16 mil. The onset of Fox's baseball coverage (9.5 mil) edged out Amazing Race (9.17 mil), while Episode 2 of the CW's Valentine (1.01 mil) felt only slightly less love than its debut.
NBC's coverage of the Patriots-Chargers game averaged 11.2 mil through 11 pm, and topped everyone except the Housewives in the demos. Baseball averaged 8.5 mil over its first two hours.
9 pm
Desperate Housewives dominated with 15.3 million, more or less on par with a week ago. Cold Case gained 200K to place third with 10.9 mil. The CW's Easy Money (753,000) saw 30 percent of its premiere audience cash out.
10 pm
Football sneaked past Brothers & Sisters (10.1 mil), which was down 500 thou. The Unit (9.12 mil) dropped 14 percent.
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Star Jones
Not one to mince words, Star Jones has slammed her former View co-hosts in the November issue of Essence magazine.
"Those girls were hateful," Jones said of the women during her controversial 2006 defection from the chatfest, adding that Barbara Walters ...
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Mark Waters
Mean Girls director Mark Waters has inked a deal to helm the pilot of the new Fox series Eva Adams, Variety reports.
An adaptation of the Argentinean soap Lalola, the one-hour project is a freaky Freaky Friday of sorts, focusing on ...
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Kristen Bell, Heroes
Kristen Bell may have appeared on just one episode of Heroes so far this season — but it wasn't the last we'll be seeing of Elle Bishop — nor the last of her confrontations with Sylar.
In her significant, single appearance, Elle managed to take down the show's big baddie. "I felt really good!," Bell said of her character's bold move. She spoke with TVGuide.com at Hollywood Life Magazine's 5th annual Hollywood Style Awards, where she was presenting her own stylist, Nicole Chavez, with an award.
Yet, the actress is even more excited about the intrigue and revelations to come.
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Christina Applegate, Samantha Who?
Samantha Who?
9:31 pm/ET ABC
In the Season 2 opener, there are two major problems when Sam teams with her mom in a dance contest: Her mom's nemesis (Cybill Shepherd), who is also in the competition, has a partner who's a ringer (Mark Ballas from Dancing with the Stars). More important, whereas Sam was a very good hoofer before the coma, post-coma Sam can't remember how to dance. — Fred Mitchell
Chuck 8 pm/ET NBC
My Own Worst Enemy 10 pm/ET NBC
SpongeBob SquarePants 8 pm/ET Nickelodeon
Section 60: Arlington National Cemetery 9 pm/ET HBO
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Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony
Jennifer Lopez and her husband of four years, Marc Anthony, capped a night of club-hopping and show-catching by renewing their wedding vows. Find out where and why they said "I do" all over again, after the jump.
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Melissa McCarthy
TV's most affable amnesiac is back, and she is, I suppose you could say, "forgetter than ever." But what exactly is new with ABC's Samantha Who? Melissa McCarthy, who plays Dena, the angel on Sam's shoulder (to Jennifer Esposito's gin-swilling devil), shared with us a peek at Season 2's possible catfights and very special guest stars. Plus: McCarthy hails series lead Christina Applegate as "a tough cookie" who didn't let breast cancer get the best of her. Read on for our full Q&A.
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