Articles Posted on July 19th, 2012
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Katie Holmes gets back to work on Broadway
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Katie Holmes is returning to star on Broadway for the first time in four years starring in a new play, “Dead Accounts,” set to open this fall, Broadway producers said on Thursday. Holmes, who earlier this month reached a high profile divorce settlement with actor Tom Cruise, will star in Theresa Rebeck's new comedy, representatives for the show said in a statement. Holmes, 33, will portray the role of Lorna in the five-character play that tackles “issues of corporate greed, small town values and whether or not your family will always welcome you back …
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34-year-old virgin: I’m an odd person
Thirty-four-year-old Skippy Jessop tells HLN’s Dr. Drew why he chooses to be a virgin but why he is eager to have sex
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New shows join Emmy favorites among nominees
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Drama “Downton Abbey” and thriller “American Horror Story” earned the favor of Emmy award voters on Thursday, joining a list of past favorites including “Mad Men” and “Modern Family” among nominees for the top U.S. television honors. Both “Downton Abbey” and “American Horror Story” benefited from a twist in the nominating process that allowed them to shift categories – “Abbey” to dramas and “Horror Story” to miniseries.
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‘Mad Men’ and ‘Girls’ help cement Emmys cable lead
“Mad Men” is on the brink of making Emmy drama series history, Lena Dunham's comedy “Girls” is the buzz du jour, and both are on cable.
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As an ‘SNL’ era turns, show nabs 14 Emmy noms
The last season of the Kristin Wiig and Andy Samberg era of “Saturday Night Live” will go out with an Emmy bang.
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From Alec Baldwin to Betty White, Emmy nominees give thanks
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences on Thursday announced nominations for the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards, with “Mad Men,” “American Horror Story,” “Downton Abbey” and “Modern Family” among the top nominees. Following are expressions of gratitude from nominees, all received by Reuters in statements via email, except as noted below: – “As the show enters its last season, I'm gratified to be nominated again by the Academy.” – Alec Baldwin, outstanding lead actor in a comedy series, “30 Rock. ..
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PBS bags a surprise 58 Emmy nominations
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Public television network PBS surprised Hollywood by landing 58 Emmy award nominations on Thursday, the third-highest total among all the nets, thanks to the critically acclaimed drama “Downton Abbey” and a Sherlock Holmes miniseries.
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Reactions to the 64th annual Emmy nominations
Reactions to the 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards nominations announced Thursday in Los Angeles:
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In Emmy noms, Dunham and Louis C.K. share much
Louis C.K. and Lena Dunham are on a collision course.
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‘Mad Men’ costumes get Emmy snub
Is it time to trade polished sheaths and all-business suits for lace gowns and tweed jodhpurs?