Locals will be seeing a lot more of West Newbury native Todd Grinnell, who landed a role on NBC's "Desperate Housewives" after starring on NBC's short-lived series "Four Kings" with Seth Green and Josh Cooke.
"It's a neat experience to be on a show that's got this many viewers — people just love it," Grinnell said. "It's a totally fun role to play, and Marcia Cross, Kyle MacLachlan and Shawn Pyfrom, who I've been mostly working with, are outstanding actors and people. Everyone is totally welcoming, and it's a real treat to work with everyone."
First word was not promising for the supposedly recuperating but "majorly injured" Desperate Housewives star Gale Harold to be returning to work soon.But things may not be quite as reported.
"He's really very majorly injured," remarked a source close to both Harold and the Desperate Housewives set. "I don't believe he'll be coming back."
When Desperate Housewives central was contacted, there was no comment regarding the too sad news. However, other sources close to the production (whom creator Marc Cherry just surprised announcing that he wants to stay around for...
Holy crap, this show is bad. It was good back in the first season, but it is so the opposite of that now that we feel like we might as well be watching DVR'd episodes of The View in its timeslot instead. And there's nothing worse than watching The View. Except maybe watching Peter whine, Mohinder hem and haw, Hiro act like a 10-year-old (literally), Parkman talk to a turtle, Tracey continue to exist, characters piss on the time-space continuum so relentlessly we don't even know what's real anymore in the story's timeline, and an enraging lack of screen-time for all the least annoying...
Either unhappy with the quality of feature-film roles offered to her recently or perhaps simply needing more money (Mac isn’t cheap), singer and actress Hilary Duff has reportedly signed a development deal with NBC to star in a new television series, as well as to make cameo appearances on several of the network’s shows.
According to Variety, the deal is for one year and will allow 21 year-old Duff to choose from various projects already in development. Once selecting the appropriate vehicle, Universal Media Studios will produce the project, which could be anything from yet...
Two years ago, it was all about the release of her second CD, "B'Day" and her starring role in the movie "Dreamgirls." Last year, her "Irreplaceable" was up for a top Grammy and she was on a world tour. And this year, besides a high-profile Grammy performance with Tina Turner, her hush-hush marriage to Jay-Z and appearances on hit remixes with Justin Timberlake and Usher generated headlines.
Though it may have been hard to tell, she actually did take a yearlong hiatus from recording music. "I think I did need to take a break. I honestly did," she says, sitting on a sleek chair in...
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