Don Imus says he has cancer
McClatchy Newspapers
3/16/2009, by John Valenti
Newsday (MCT) - Controversial radio show host Don Imus announced Monday morning that he has Stage II prostate cancer. Imus, 68, made the announcement on his show Monday on WABC-AM.
"I have great confidence in my doctors," Imus, 68, said on air shortly before 9 a.m. "I'll be fine. If I'm not fine, ...
‘Idol' finds a way to reject those hapless singers twice
McClatchy Newspapers
3/16/2009, by Rick Kushman
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) - We won't spend too much time on "American Idol," but there are a couple quick things, and none are the new Judges Magic Save rule, though I will gripe that it forces viewers to re-watch the song they already hated most from performance night. OK, this is why I shouldn't ...
A salute to television's most underrated sitcom performers
McClatchy Newspapers
3/16/2009, by Neal Justin
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) (MCT)- Rodney Dangerfield wasn't the only comic to get no respect. Some of the finest work in sitcoms today is being turned in by people who don't earn Emmy nominations, don't grace magazine covers, don't get multimillion-dollar movie deals _ and provide the deepest ...
‘Throwdown!': Men of meat face off in Raleigh, N.C.
McClatchy Newspapers
3/16/2009, by Andrea Weigl
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) - Barbecue legend Ed Mitchell, co-owner of Raleigh's The Pit restaurant, got a little surprise Friday: a throwdown with celebrity chef Bobby Flay. A Food Network crew had been in Raleigh for several days filming Mitchell. And on Friday, the nationally known barbecue man ...
Why Craig Ferguson is the new king of late-late night
McClatchy Newspapers
3/9/2009, by Aaron Barnhart
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) - The other night I heard Craig Ferguson say that "resentment was like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die." What made it more than a clever little truism _ something you might overhear, say, at a Hollywood 12-step meeting _ is the fact that Ferguson was ...
Monica Potter's role comes with a glitzy throne
McClatchy Newspapers
3/9/2009, by Rick Bentley
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) - Chairs are set up just outside the sets where the TNT original series "Trust Me" is filmed. Each rather plain-looking seat is marked with the name of one the show's stars: Eric McCormack, Tom Cavanagh, Griffin Dunne, etc. Then there's Monica Potter's chair.
Although ...
‘Castle,' premiering Monday on ABC
McClatchy Newspapers
3/5/2009, by Hal Boedeker
The Orlando Sentinel (MCT) - A bigger mystery than the weekly whodunit hangs over ABC's "Castle": Will the hero and heroine get together? Best-selling writer Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion) has just killed off a popular character and struggles to move forward. He finds unexpected inspiration in ...
Here's what to look for when ‘Dancing With the Stars' returns Monday
McClatchy Newspapers
3/5/2009, by Hal Boedeker
The Orlando Sentinel (MCT) - The most popular series on ABC returns at 8 p.m. EDT Monday, and the Disney-owned network needs the ratings lift from "Dancing With the Stars." The producers have enlisted a wide range of celebrities from rapper Lil' Kim to Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak to gymnast ...
That's rich! Downturn in economy leads to upturn for Bravo TV
McClatchy Newspapers
3/3/2009, by Aaron Barnhart
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) - So what happens to a cable channel devoted to chronicling the lifestyles of the rich and famous when the economy goes into the toilet? In the case of Bravo, it actually gets richer.
The upwardly mobile, gay-friendly lifestyle channel owned by NBC Universal reported ...
Eriq La Salle returns to TV in Hallmark movie ‘Relative Stranger'
McClatchy Newspapers
3/2/2009, by Luaine Lee
McClatchy-Tribune News Service (MCT) - Actor Eriq La Salle may not be a gambler, but he figures he's beat the odds. The man who played the earnest Dr. Peter Benton for 169 episodes on "E.R.," says, "I'm a tall, skinny bow-legged kid from Hartford, Conn. who quite honestly, statistically speaking, ...
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