by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – Bravo Media is undergoing a surge in original programming, and has added six new projects to its development slate, the company said Thursday. The projects range from a series revolving around male models to a show that centers on two “infectious” best friends. “Bravo is moving full speed ahead to ramp up our diverse development slate and bring our highly engaged audience even more breakthrough original programming,” Eli Lehrer, Vice President of Development for Bravo, said of the half-dozen projects. …
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
Touch S01E06: “Lost and Found” You know, all of Touch ‘s touchy-feely, existential group-hug stuff is starting to give way to some big, bad conspiracy action, adding a darker layer to the generally feel-good series. It’s…well, it’s awesome. Unfortunately for Martin, Jake, and Clea, the only man who seemed to have any idea of what was going on this week keeled over in his car after a ghostly encounter with a former patient.
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) – Sonar Entertainment and James Patterson Entertainment are developing the best-selling author’s “Private” book series for television, with “Black Swan” screenwriter John McLaughlin writing the initial two-hour episode. A “Private” project was previously in development for CBS. Patterson will serve as executive producer of the new project, which follows former CIA agent Jack Morgan and an elite investigation firm that deals with the secrets of the world’s most influential people. …
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – Dick Clark may be gone, but he’s certainly not forgotten — especially by Ryan Seacrest. “American Idol” host Ryan Seacrest – who took over hosting duties on “New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” from Clark after the latter’s 2004 stroke – revealed via Twitter on Thursday that “Idol” will honor Clark on tonight’s episode. “We’re putting together a tribute for Dick Clark on @AmericanIdol tonight…just talked to @dizzyfeet,” Seacrest tweeted, referring to the Twitter handle of “Idol” executive producer Nigel Lythgoe. …
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
AMERICAN HORROR STORY SCOOP … We already know that Season 2 of FX’s American Horror Story will feature returning new cast members in a new setting, but now we know where that setting will be. And it’s appropriately spooky.
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Colton Dixon, the young singer from Tennessee known for his flamboyant hairstyle, became the fifth person voted off top-rated TV singing contest “American Idol” on Thursday night. “I wasn’t myself last night,” said Dixon, whose Wednesday performance of Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” was roundly criticized by the show’s judges. Dixon thanked them for their honest feedback, and assured them he would incorporate it into a future album.
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) – Adrian Grenier and Seth Meyers are two of the latest Hollywood stars to sign up to do original series on Hulu, as the company on Thursday announced it has picked up four new shows and garnered revenue of $420 million in 2011. Hulu used the opening day of the first upfronts for digital video to tout its subscriber growth and announce the new shows. Hulu Plus, its subscription service, now has 2 million paid subscribers, which the company said makes it the fastest-growing paid video service in U.S.
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
Another new show? It’s like television is some sort of show-making industry or something! With so much new stuff on the tube, you can’t watch everything. That’s why we’re here, to help you decide which new shows are worth your precious time. Today’s subject is HBO’s Veep , and we’ve already seen the first episode. Which brings us to the question of the day: Should you watch
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
Estelle America’s Next Top Model, Season 18 America’s Next Top Model Genre: Reality TV Price: $1.99 Release Date: April 18, 2012 The models are tasked with creating a PSA with some young girls for an anti-bullying campaign, where the winners of the challenge will receive a personal video message from a loved one. Kelly Cutrone and Nigel Barker join guest judge Estelle as well as Tyra Banks on the judges' panel for elimination.
by TV Show Warehouse on April 20, 2012
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – What’s in a name? For the time being, at least, the newly rechristened Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists will have to go by its former name, the Screen Actors Guild, in a court battle with members protesting its recent merger. A U.S.
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