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Young Sheldon fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 7 Episode 11 episode titled A Little Snip and Teaching Old Dogs!

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Young Sheldon A Little Snip and Teaching Old Dogs Season 7 Episode 11 Preview

In the upcoming episode of “Young Sheldon” titled “A Little Snip and Teaching Old Dogs,” airing on CBS at 8:00 Pm on May 9, 2024, viewers are in for a hilarious and heartwarming treat.

The episode revolves around George Sr., played by the talented Lance Barber, who finds himself in a predicament when he becomes convinced that Mary, portrayed by the ever-charming Zoe Perry, wants to expand their family. Fearing the prospect of another baby, George Sr. takes matters into his...

Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming episode of “Young Sheldon” as Season 7 continues with Episode 10, titled “A Little Snip and Teaching Old Dogs,” airing on CBS at 8:00 Pm on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024. In this installment, George Sr. finds himself in a sticky situation when he becomes concerned that Mary may want another baby. Worried about expanding their family, George Sr. takes matters into his own hands and secretly undergoes a vasectomy, much to Mary’s surprise.

Meanwhile, Drs. Linkletter and Sturgis seek out Sheldon for science tutoring, leading to some comical and unexpected moments as Sheldon imparts his knowledge on the two esteemed educators.

With laughter and life lessons abound, “A Little Snip and Teaching Old Dogs” promises to be an entertaining and insightful episode that fans of “Young Sheldon” won’t want to miss. Tune in for an evening of family-friendly fun and heartwarming moments on CBS.

A backyard swimming pool tells part of the story in Colombian American writer-director Alessandra Lacorazza Samudio’s “In the Summers.” As it goes from refreshing site of joyful congregation to an ignored eyesore in mounting disrepair, the recreational amenity establishes itself as a potently grave motif for the passage of time in this unsentimental, and yet immensely affecting debut feature about a complicated parent-children relationship. Told in four elliptical segments, it spans roughly two decades.

Grammy-winning, Puerto Rican urban music hitmaker René Pérez Joglar (better known by his stage name Residente), part of the now defunct duo Calle 13, stars as Vicente. The nonchalant dad lives alone in Las Cruces, New Mexico, a sleepy desert town with a predominantly Latino population. With a cigarette over his ear and much eagerness, he picks up his daughters Violeta and Eva (played as children by Dreya Castillo and Luciana Elisa Quinonez), in from California for summer vacation,...

Disney+ has been around for awhile now so you should know the deal with these monthly new releases. Sometimes a given month on Disney+ is highlighted by a new Marvel show. Other times it’s a Star Wars show. With its list of new offerings for August 2022, however, Disney+ is pulling off the rare content eclipse: Marvel and Star Wars.

The biggest new arrival this month on Disney+ is undoubtedly She-Hulk: Attorney at Law on Aug. 17. Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) stars as Jennifer Walters, a normal human attorney who is somehow embiggified by her cousin Bruce Banner. Will this be the mythical Marvel TV offering that actually offers a non-serialized case-of-the-week format? Guess we’ll find out soon!

Read more TV She-Hulk Trailer Reveals Jennifer, Frog-Man, and More! By Gavin Jasper TV Star Wars Andor Revives What’s Been Missing from the Saga By John Saavedra

On the Star Wars side of things,...

Picture perfect! John Travolta celebrated his and Kelly Preston's son Benjamin's 11th birthday with a sweet new photo on Nov. 24. "Happy birthday my beautiful boy," John wrote. "Your dad adores you." In the picture, Ben sits in between John and his daughter Ella as they all smile for the camera. Ella took to the comments to celebrate her baby brother writing, "Happy Birthday Ben." The Old Dogs actress also celebrated her baby brother in a separate post on her personal Instagram. "Happy Birthday Benjamin! The sweetest boy I know," she wrote. "You continue to teach me so much and brighten our lives. I love you." In the photo, Ben holds on to a dog—while on a...

After delaying its initial release, Paramount Pictures announced that the live-action “Clifford the Big Red Dog” will open both in theaters and on Paramount Plus on Nov. 10.

Based on the children’s book series written by Norman Bridwell, the film will follow middle-schooler Emily Elizabeth (Darby Camp) who meets a magical animal rescuer (John Cleese) and is given a little, red puppy only to wake up to find a giant ten-foot hound in her small New York City apartment. While her single mom (Sienna Guillory) is away for business, Emily and her uncle Casey (Jack Whitehall) set out on an adventure for audiences to behold.

The film was originally set to release on Sept. 17 but was pushed back due to concerns surrounding the delta variant like several other films were this past year, including Tom Cruise’s latest installment of “Top Gun.” Now premiering in both theaters and on Paramount’s streaming service,...

The US star was married to John Travolta for almost 29 years.

US actress Kelly Preston, star of Jerry Maguire, Twins, and Mischief, has died aged 57.

Preston had been receiving treatment for breast cancer for two years, a diagnosis she had chosen to keep private.

Her husband, actor John Travolta, confirmed the news in a post on Instagram, below.

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It is with a very heavy heart that I inform you that my beautiful wife Kelly has lost her two-year battle with breast cancer. She fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many.

Kelly Preston died today her husband John Travolta has revealed.

The 57-year old Twins and Jerry Maguire star passed away Sunday after a long fight against breast cancer.

Hawaii-born Preston’s spouse of nearly 30 years and her Gotti co-star took to social media late tonight in a heartfelt post:

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It is with a very heavy heart that I inform you that my beautiful wife Kelly has lost her two-year battle with breast cancer. She fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many. My family and I will forever be grateful to her doctors and nurses at MD Anderson Cancer Center, all the medical centers that have helped, as well as her many friends and loved ones who have been by her side. Kelly’s love and life will always be remembered. I will be taking some time to be there for...

Iconic songwriter and Country Music Hall of Fame member Bobby Bare turns 85 on April 7th and will follow that milestone 10 days later with a brand-new album, Great American Saturday Night. The collection of songs, penned by Bare’s late friend, songwriter and author Shel Silverstein, first formed the basis of a concept album recorded in 1978 but never released.

The first song off of the LP, premiering today, is “Livin’ Legend,” the poignant recollections of an aging folk singer who survived the folk boom of the early Sixties, only to find...

Kelly Preston is one proud parent.

Ella Bleu Travolta, the actress’ daughter with husband John Travolta, is following in her famous parents’ footsteps as the star of the new film The Poison Rose, and Preston is her No. 1 fan.

The Gotti star, 56, shared a glowing Instagram post praising 19-year-old Ella as she makes the media rounds to promote the noir thriller, which also stars dad John and Morgan Freeman.

“Still in absolute awe of my stunning daughter @ella.travolta I just re-watched all of her interviews this past week doing press for #thepoisonrose and she has jumped into ‘the family business’ as an absolute natural,...

Ella Bleu Travolta always had an inkling she’d follow in the footsteps of her famous parents.

“Since I was very little, I’ve loved performing, singing, dancing and putting on shows at home for my family and friends,” the 19-year-old burgeoning actress tells People in this week’s issue.

Attendance at her homespun plays was “mandatory,” jokes Ella, whose parents, John Travolta and Kelly Preston, dutifully watched their budding thespian from the front row. “In our house in Maine we have this stage area set up with a little red curtain and my friends and I would perform there…...

Bobcat Goldthwait enjoyed a long friendship with Robin Williams since they met at a comedy club kitchen in the 1980s up until Williams’ death in 2014. But Goldthwait has no current plans to watch HBO’s upcoming documentary about Williams’ life and career.

“I probably won’t watch the movie,” Goldthwait told Variety at Wednesday’s premiere of his new “Misfits & Monsters” anthology series. “Not out of protest — I just miss my friend, and I think it would be hard.”

The documentary, “Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind,” features interviews with some of Williams’ closest friends and colleagues, including his longtime comedy partner Billy Crystal and his “Mork & Mindy” co-star Pam Dawber. But when the filmmakers asked Goldthwait to participate, he declined.

“I wish them all the luck on the movie,” Goldthwait said. “I kind of stayed away. Our relationship is very personal.”

The man of the hour @bcgoldthwait rocks...

Old dogs and new tricks, that’s me, as I’ve never seen a Sergio Martino film until now. If Torso is to be my first, so be it; a fun giallo with copious amounts of strictly gratuitous nudity is nothing to scoff at, and UK boutique label Shameless Films lovingly stabs their way onto your video shelf.

I certainly know of Martino’s work; as I delve deeper into Italian horror I hear of All the Colors of the Dark and Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key (both from ’72), mostly due to the vibrant titles and his even more vibrant leading lady, Edwige Fenech, whose stunning visage graces my eyeballs on a regular basis. (Gratzi, Sarah.) But beyond that, I really knew little before taking my first trip into Martinoville. And thanks to Shameless, I plan to pop in more often.

Here’s our setting,...

Old dogs can learn new tricks, and “aloof” cats can too. While many see felines as strictly lackadaisical indoor pets who never wander beyond the garden, adventure cats across the globe are proving them wrong.

Adventure cats like sleek boy Simon: The handsome black cat belongs to Jj Yosh, an adventure filmmaker, travel vlogger and social media influencer.

When Yosh, 34, adopted Simon, then just a kitten, from his neighbor, the outdoorsman knew he wanted to make Simon part of his nature journeys.

“I started training Simon from the day I got him. He was a couple weeks old when I first got him,...

Booth and Brennan debated snipping his sniper, while Aubrey drank strange smoothies as they investigated a murder at a retirement community on “The New Tricks in the Old Dogs.”

Below, TV Fanatics Ashley Bisette Sumerel and Christine Orlando are joined by Bones fan, Pam, as they debate Booth’s vasectomy Arastoo and Cam’s future plans, Aubrey’s smoothie, and their favorite quotes from Bones Season 12 Episode 3...

Should Booth have the vasectomy?

Ashley: Well, that depends on what he and Brennan ultimately decide in terms of having more children, but I think he should be open to it if they decide they don't want more children.

Pam: No, they may decide they want more children. There are a few more years where they can or may change their minds and have another one.

Christine: It is a permanent decision so they both need to be sure. But if they do...

Life is filled with the unexpected.

You never know what might happen next, and if you’re lucky, you just might like it.

Such as when Brennan asked Booth to get a vasectomy on Bones Season 12 Episode 3.

These two have the most interesting conversations in the car.

Booth, why are you covering yourself? I'm not going to perform the procedure myself, in a car.

Brennan Permalink: Booth, why are you covering yourself? I'm not going to perform the procedure myself, in a car. Added: January 17, 2017

Booth’s reaction was classic. Sex without the worry of having children might sound great, but the thought of what it takes to make that happen had him cowering in his car seat.

I was a little surprised that Angela equated his reaction to being Catholic. Isn't the Catholic church against any form of birth control? I assume Booth and Brennan are using something or...

This episode of Bones, titled "The Final Chapter: The New Tricks in the Old Dogs," humorously rounds out the first quarter of the final season. Each Bones couple discusses how they feel about having more babies, resulting in Brennan making an uncomfortable demand on her squeamish mate. While these three couples discuss sex as a means of procreation, the case highlights an entirely different outlook on sex as it centers on the very active and intimate romantic relationship of two octogenarians in a retirement community. 

As the case is all about a retirement home community, it brings several delightful and distinguished guest stars to the small screen. Those of us who have been around for a handful of decades will appreciate the appearance of the legendary seven-time Emmy Award-winning Ed Asner, who is known best for his characterization of Lou Grant, Mary Richards' acerbic news director, on The Mary Tyler Moore Show...

Over the past decade, Matt Dillon has made plenty of movies that no one really cared about. Old Dogs, Armored, Takers, Pawn Shop Chronicles and The Art of the Steal have all featured Matt Dillon, and they’re all movies that you either forgot about or never knew existed to begin with. However, with a key […]

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Supernatural's season 11 return is brimming with confidence, affection for fans, and feeling deliciously unpredictable...

This review contains spoilers.

11.10 The Devil In The Details

‘The Road So Far’ is always the best way to kick off a return to Supernatural, not only bringing us up to speed with important events, but also giving us a kickass soundtrack. The episode kicks off with Sam stuck in the Cage with Lucifer, joyfully taking the younger Winchester through a tour of memories in order to make his point. Dean, meanwhile, is recovering from the attempt to kill Amara by the angels when he finds out what has happened to his brother. Castiel tries to ascertain whether Amara survived and Crowley and Rowena (revealed to have been working with Lucifer… obviously) enter a begrudging alliance in the hope that Lucifer will know what to do in order to defeat the Darkness,...

Paul Scheer and Rob Huebel have plenty in common: endless improv chops, an appreciation for terrible cinema (Scheer hosts the podcast "How Did This Get Made?" about lame movies; Huebel hosts the La Upright Citizens Brigade revue "The Shit Show" where guests discuss their worst performances and gigs), and now, the experience of performing together on a giant glass bus. Their new special "Crash Test" sees the comics entertaining an audience on a large party bus as it travels through Los Angeles. On their journey, they meet fellow comics Aziz Ansari, Andy Daly, Rob Corddry, Aubrey Plaza, Natasha Leggero, Jack McBrayer, Thomas Lennon, Ian Karmel, and more. It's a wild ensemble held together by Scheer and Huebel's vaudevillian stamina. We caught up with Scheer and Huebel to discuss friendship in the comedy community, the greatness of bad movies, and what to think of the plagiarism scandal surrounding Twitter star Josh Ostrovsky,...

It was August 11, 2014. The theater was full with an advance screening of The Giver starring Jeff Bridges and Meryl Streep. The red carpet event was live-streamed prior to the showing as stars from the film flooded in and entered the New York City party while we, in Knoxville, Tenn., gazed at the screen.

I checked my phone for the time and came across a message on the screen.

“Actor Robin Williams found dead at his home. He was 63.”

A friend put it best when he said that hearing the news of Williams’s passing surprised him with grief.

It did the same for me.

Now, to this point, Robin Williams was just another face (or voice) on the screen to me. An actor who had given life to Genie in Aladdin, the main character of Flubber, and was Mrs. Doubtfire. Nothing of note, but fun most of the time.

It...

Going in Style

Matt Dillon and legendary actress Ann Margret have joined the cast of Zach Braff's upcoming remake of Martin Brest's 1979 comedy"Going in Style" for New Line. Alan Arkin, Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine star as lifelong friends who decide to rob the bank that bilked them out of their hard-earned pensions.

Dillon will play the FBI agent pursuing the elderly trio, while Margret will play Arkin’s love interest. This will be Margret's first studio comedy since 2009's "Old Dogs". [Source: The Wrap]

War Machine

Topher Grace will play Brad Pitt's wingman in Netflix's upcoming war-on-terror-themed black comedy "War Machine" based on Michael Hastings' best-selling nonfiction novel "The Operators".

Pitt stars as a four-star rock star U.S. general with Grace to play his civilian press adviser. David Michod penned and directs the project which Pitt, Dede Gardner, Ian Bryce and Jeremy Kleiner are producing. [Source: Deadline]

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If you have access to iTunes (or the ability to Google some variation on the phrase “The Voice iTunes rankings”), then you probably had a good idea of which contestants might be at risk going into tonight’s Top 12 results telecast.

RelatedMay Sweeps Scorecard 2015: Weddings, Deaths, Breakups, Sex, Resurrections, Firings and More!

Still, Mark Burnett & Co. managed not to undermine all the suspense for a change this week. Yep, they unexpectedly sent to safety at the start of the hour the three vocalists (Kimberly, Sawyer and Meghan) who cracked the Top 5 of the streaming service’s Top 100 Singles Chart.

From Adele Dazeem to ScarJo! John Travolta didn't tone down his bizarre antics at the 2015 Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 22. The Old Dogs actor, 61, was photographed awkwardly kissing Scarlett Johansson on the Oscars red carpet at the Dolby Theatre.  The Avengers actress, 30, looked slightly taken aback as Travolta wrapped his arms around her waist, tenderly kissing her cheek.  Travolta is presenting again this year after making headlines and sparking memes in 2014 for mispronouncing Frozen singer Idina Menzel's name at the Oscars, calling her [...]...

John Travolta has had a bit of a rough decade. In the past ten years, he starred in Wild Hogs, Old Dogs, From Paris With Love (which was one of the worst action movies of the past two decades), and the forgettable remake The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3. But Quentin Tarantino resurrected his career once before by giving him a lead role in Pulp Fiction, and it seems Travolta is looking to get back on top yet again. The Wrap reports that he's in talks to join I Am Wrath, an action film previously set to star his Face/Off co-star Nicolas Cage.

I Am Wrath follows "a man out for vigilante justice after a group of corrupt cops are unable to catch his wife’s killer." That's about as generic as it gets, so it's tough for me to really get excited about this. It seems like...

The billion-dollar franchise is back in action and moving forward on a new Alvin and the Chipmunks movie. We.ll admit, the first film wasn.t too shabby, but between The Squeakquel and Chip-Wrecked the quality hasn.t quite been five stars. So why another film? Well, believe it or not, the franchise has already banked over $1 billion, and a new film is pretty much a guarantee for more money flow. While plot details have not been divulged, the title, Alvin and the Chipmunks: Road Chip sounds like the band is going on tour. The Hollywood Reporter announced the director that has signed on for the project. Walt Becker known for Van Wilder: Party Liaison, Wild Hogs, and the Disney film with John Travolta and Robin Williams, Old Dogs, has signed on to direct the fourth film. He.ll pair with screenwriters Adam Sztykiel (Due Date) and Randi Mayem Singer...

John Travolta is as fascinating and complex a member of the Hollywood fraternity as you could wish for. Iconic performer, experienced pilot, vocal Scientologist and mangler of pronunciation of Idina Menzel.

He has managed to appear in not just some of the best known, but also some of the best-full-stop films of the past forty years – Saturday Night Fever, Carrie, Grease, Pulp Fiction, Get Shorty, Face/Off, The Thin Red Line, Hairspray and the upcoming Gummy Bear The Movie – whatever one might think of the consistency of his output (and there have been some horrendous misfires), it is hard to imagine too many actors playing Danny Zuko, Vincent Vega, Castor Troy, Sean Archer, Chili Palmer and Edna Turnblad with equal conviction.

After the temporary resuscitation of Look Who’s Talking turned out to be a false dawn, Tarantino did Travolta a favour of inestimable proportions by casting him in Pulp Fiction,...

Yesterday we ran a story on some of Robin Williams’ most under appreciated performances. But as the remembrances keep rolling in and as new, gruesome details about his suicide become apparent, it became clear that Williams didn’t just have depth in his filmography; he was an actor and performer who displayed worlds of expression and moved so many in remarkable and distinct ways.

Rather than ask our staff to rattle off more of their favorites, we asked them to recall Williams’ personality and the legacy his work left on their lives. We’re looking at each side of his many faces as a comedian, a movie star, a voice actor and a true character, offering our final goodbye to a man who gave us so much.

Zany, Charismatic Exuberance

Say what you will about Robin Williams’ quiet, dramatic abilities or his subtle grace notes of acting, but Williams at...

The actor could steal the show in mainstream movies, but it was the crazy, manic riffs and improvisations of his early standup days that made him a unique talent

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There were two dividing impulses in Robin Williams's performances that could, roughly, be called his American and British sides. On the American side, there was the slushy tendency towards sentimentality, for which he became increasingly known, which, at its best, resulted in Dead Poets Society, The Birdcage and Mrs Doubtfire, and, at its worst, became Patch Adams and Old Dogs. Hollywood has long had a tendency to adopt the finest and most interesting comedians and then determinedly blunt the hard edges that make them interesting. Along with Richard Pryor, Williams was the most obvious example of that.

Then there was what could be called Williams's British side,...

Robin Williams has died at the age of 63.

The stand-up comedian and actor shot to fame appearing in television series Mork & Mindy between 1978 and 1982, before embarking on a movie career.

As friends, co-stars and fans from across the globe pay tribute to Williams, Digital Spy looks back at his career on the big screen:

1. Robin Williams made his film debut in 1977 comedy Can I Do It 'Till I Need Glasses?:

2. After his debut, he then starred in the lead role of Robert Altman's musical comedy adaptation of Popeye in 1980:

3. Robin Williams starred alongside Mary Beth Hurt, Glenn Close and John Lithgow in 1982's The World According To Garp:

4. In 1983, Robin Williams joined Walter Matthau in The Survivors:

5. His performance in 1984's Moscow on the Hudson earned him a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actor:

6. Robin Williams starred in Harold Ramis's Club Paradise with Peter O'Toole,...

I didn’t see Robin Williams‘ attempt at a new sitcom, CBS’ The Crazy Ones. I didn’t want to. I didn’t want to think that the great Robin was, at only 62, already making the trip back to weekly TV half-hours after such a stellar, Oscar-winning career in films and such a bright, unhinged light on comedy stages for all of his career. It’s just too constricting for this kind of talent. It’s even sadder to think the show got cancelled after one season, a failure that must have been hard to take. No, my most recent memories of Robin Williams are on the big screen, where he seemed to be heading for a place of renewal, not only as the funnyman everyone knew, but really a fine dramatic actor. In this year’s The Face Of Love he played a supporting role as a man heartbreakingly...

Just minutes after news broke of Robin Williams’ tragic passing, the veteran actor’s former co-stars and admirers came forth with their memories of the late comedian, either via Twitter or statements.

Related Sarah Michelle Gellar Pays Tribute to Robin Williams, Calls Him ‘the Father I Had Always Dreamed of Having’

One of the first, and most heartbreaking, responses came from Scott Weinger, who voiced Aladdin opposite Williams’ Genie in Disney’s 1992 classic:

Farewell to my childhood hero and my Genie. The world won't be the same without him.—

Scott Weinger (@ScottWeinger) August 11, 2014

Pam Dawber, who played Mindy to Williams...

CBS Films is "aggressively" developing a Last Vegas sequel.

David Diamond and David Weissman are working on a sequel to the Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline-starring 2013 comedy, reports Deadline.

Director Jon Turteltaub is wanted for the sequel alongside the original cast.

The film will see the four friends return to their old stomping ground in Brooklyn.

They find that their childhood home has changed greatly over the decades.

Diamond and Weissman previously wrote The Family Man and Old Dogs.

Read our Last Vegas review - De Niro, Douglas, Freeman are geriatric pack

Laurence Mark and Amy Baer will return to produce the Last Vegas sequel.

Blu-ray & DVD Release Date: July 22, 2014

Price: DVD $19.98, Blu-ray $19.99

Studio: Lionsgate

Robin Williams and Mila Kunis in The Angriest Man in Brooklyn

Robin Williams (Old Dogs) has a bad day—a helluva bad day—in the comedy drama The Angriest Man In Brooklyn.

Williams plays overly bitter man Henry Altmann, whose anger really kicks into gear when he learns from a doctor (Mila Kunis, Ted) that he has a brain aneurysm and has only 90 minutes to live. This news kicks the curmudgeonly Altman into motion, and he sets out to reconcile with his wife, brother and friends in the short time he believes he has left.

Co-starring Peter Dinklage (TV’s Game of Thrones) and Melissa Leo (Flight) and directed by Phil Alden Robinson (who hasn’t helmed a film since 2002’s The Sum of All Fears), the R-rated Angriest Man In Brooklyn opened to lot of negative reviews upon it limited theatrical rollout in May.

One of our favorite web series over the last few years has been Old Dogs & New Tricks, which features the “Gay Men Of A Certain Age” Brad, Muscles, Ross, and Nathan, as they make their journey through the dating world of West Hollywood.

We had the pleasure of presenting Seasons One & Two, and while we eagerly await what Season Three has to offer, here’s something to tide us over. “WeHo Horror Story” takes place two months after the Season Two finale … on Halloween.

Take a look!

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Glee star Chris Colfer has already written a feature film, a children’s book series, and a Disney Channel pilot, so it seemed only natural that the budding scribe would be tapped by the forces that Glee to write an episode for the musical series.

“Old Dogs, New Tricks,” the penultimate episode in Glee’s fifth season, marks Colfer’s first time stepping into the writers’ room, which posed its own set of challenges and intimidating factors for the young star. In anticipation of the episode (airing tonight at 8 p.m. on Fox), Colfer spoke with EW about the episode,...

Miss Cleo talks being gay, black and Jamaican, Chris Colfer consoles Brian about Glee, Jim Parsons feels the love since coming out

The Broadway box office dropped $2.5 million after the tony Awards snubbed several major stars and their shows. Still, there are bright spots, like Hedwig and the Angry Inch, which was already selling nearly capacity and is now selling out, jumping $267,957 over the pre-Tony week.

In the marriage equality trial in Idaho, the state mainly trotted out the line about children needing a mother and a father and the purpose of marriage being procreation, but the judge wasn’t having it, saying when straight people apply for a marriage license ““They don’t have to submit anything to prove that they intend to have children.” The state also said that all ten of the marriage equality cases since Windsor have been decided wrongly, saying that rather than deferring to...

Andrew Garfield offends The Beygency, President Obama unveils this year’s stand up routine, Alan Cumming likes his men with hair

Kirk Cameron took a detour on his normal route to bashing gays, blaming current church leaders and straights for ruining marriage. “When people get too focused on redefining marriage, you’re distracted from the bigger problem — fornicators and adulterers. If the people sitting in the pews are fornicators and adulterers, the church will destroy marriages much more quickly than those outside the church. When God’s people mock marriage, God doesn’t take that lightly. The church isn’t taking God’s definition of marriage seriously. It’s not other people sabotaging marriage that’s the problem.”

A second sexual assault lawsuit has been filed against Bryan Singer, this time also naming singer and producer Gary Goddard. The anonymous plaintiff says that the incidents began online with Goddard when...

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From a talent point of view, WWE is in a period of transition. Its main show, Wrestlemania, is on the horizon, and for the past four-to-five years, WWE has had to rely on part-time wrestlers to sell its biggest show of the year. However, attractions like The Rock, The Undertaker, Triple H, Brock Lesnar, and Batista aren’t going to be around forever. Old dogs like Big Show, Rey Mysterio, Mark Henry and Kane are on their last legs (almost literally with Rey). The company may have had its next version of Stone Cold Steve Austin in Cm Punk, but if he hadn’t quit the company a couple weeks ago, all signs pointed to Punk not re-signing with the company when his contract was up this June. Even its main stars, John Cena and Randy Orton, have...

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Birthday shoutouts go to Josh Brolin (above), who is 46, Christina Ricci is 34, Chynna Phillips is 46, Joanna Kerns is 61, and Arsenio Hall is 58. Plus a very special belated Birthday to Tbl reader hbeach!

Lady Gaga Films Music Video Project With Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Cast. Um … what?

Kentucky ban on gay marriages from other states struck down by federal judge

Comedy legend Sid Caesar has passed away at the age of 91.

Brian Boitano: My U.S. Olympic Delegation Story

Old Dogs & New Tricks starts shooting Season Three next month, and it will have faboo guest star Mo Gaffney.

Could a Firefly “limited series reboot” be possible? Maybe! But probably not.

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I'm so proud of @RealHughJackman for hosting this year's Tony Awards and for calling me an hour ago to say, 'Suck it!'

— Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH) February 11, 2014

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Review Kaci Ferrell 22 Jan 2014 - 07:44

Being Human (USA) delivers a twist-filled episode. Here's Kaci's review...

This review contains spoilers.

4.2 That Time Of The Month

This week on Being Human USA...Twist.

We open where we left off last week: Suzanna, on the porch in front of a stunned Aidan. He stares at her, taking in that this is really happening. It says so much about Aidan's messed-up life that, faced with this seemingly improbable event, the first words out of his mouth are not, "How? Why?" Instead, he invites her in because Aidan Waite has manners thank you very much and when one's wife comes back from the dead one does not allow a lady to stand outside in the hot sun. That would be rude. But then the "how" gets answered for him: Suzanna can't come in because she's a vampire. And if you even have to wonder...

Review Kaci Ferrell 14 Jan 2014 - 07:41

Being Human (USA) hits the ground running in its season four opener. Here's Kaci's review...

This review contains spoilers.

4.1 Old Dogs, New Tricks

Being Human (Us) is finally back and hitting the ground running. It's been three months since the last episode and Josh is still a wolf...mostly.

First things first: Aidan and Nora are friends again! After their fall out last season, it made me really happy to see the two people who care about Josh the most come together to take care of him in his, uh, "time of need." That time of need happens to be every day of the month except the full moon — which is the only time he's human. He rehumanizes thirty minutes before Nora wolfs out, which means they really only have half an hour per month to be together. Happy honeymoon, right?

After Nora has to leave for her turn,...

"Being Human" returns to Syfy tonight with Episode 4.01, "Old Dogs, New Tricks," and we have a clip along with a reminder about the Live Google+ Hangout taking place before and after the season premiere.

"Being Human" Episode 4.01 - "Old Dog, New Tricks" (airs 1/13/14)

Josh is trapped inside his wolf as Nora and Aidan struggle to contain him; Sally finds herself imprisoned in a mysterious place with Donna (guest star Amy Aquino).

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About the Google+ Hangout

Syfy and Google+ are teaming up to present the ultimate "Being Human" fan experience, a "Being Human Google+ Hangout" live from Google’s studios in NYC. The Hangout will take place Monday, January 13, from 8:30 to 10:30 Pm Et to celebrate the hit show’s Season 4 premiere.

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Madame Tussauds in Hollywood unveils its Hugh Jackman

Birthday shoutouts go to Michelle Forbes, who is 49, Stephen Hawking is 72, Dame Shirley Bassey is 77, and David Bowie is 67. What’s his greatest single? Here’s my pick.

EW has the clip of Misty meeting Stevie Nicks on tonight’s Coven. I would probably have the same reaction … plus crap myself.

Utah won’t recognize gay marriages performed before stay. They better be ready to pay out.

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Russell Tovey is happy to play gay.

True Blood Star Alexander Skarsgård Poses Naked After Reaching South Pole.

Sarah Jessica Parker Hints At A Sex And The City Reunion.

Own’s The Haves and The Have Nots returned for Season Two, and was the third highest rated program in the network history.

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Andrew Panay and his Panay Films have signed a first-look deal with Relativity, The Hollywood Reporter has learned exclusively. Panay, who made his name in the comedy sphere, is segueing from Disney, where he produced such films as Old Dogs and When In Rome. He also was a producer on the Vince Vaughn-Owen Wilson comedy Wedding Crashers and Van Wilder, the cult comedy that starred Ryan Reynolds. He came onto Relativity’s radar when the company picked up Earth to Echo, a low-budget coming-of-age picture that was initially made by Disney, but was then produced by

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Digital Release Date: Dec. 31, 2013, Blu-ray & DVD Release Date: Jan. 14, 2014

Price: DVD $29.98, Blu-ray $34.99, Blu-ray Combo $39.99

Studio: The Weinstein Company/Anchor Bay

Acclaimed drama movie Lee Daniels’ The Butler scored a whopping $116 million at the box office, a huge number for a so-called quiet film.

Inspired by a true story, the movie follows Cecil Gaines (Forest Whitaker, Platoon), who rises up from being a slave boy to a career as a butler serving seven Presidents in the White House. Over the years, he witnesses some of the most tumultuous and defining moments for race relations in the U.S. in the 20th century.

The all-star cast also includes Oprah Winfrey (The Color Purple) as Cecil’s wife, plus John Cusack (The Raven), Jane Fonda (All Together), Cuba Gooding Jr. (Machete Kills), Terrence Howard (Prisoners), Lenny Kravitz (The Hunger Games), James Marsden (Robot & Frank), Alan Rickman (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part...

Birthday shoutouts go to Sasha Roiz (above) who is 40, Will Estes is 35, Aaron Tveit is 30, Kieron Richardson is 29, and Carrie Fisher is 57. And a big birthday shoutout to Tbl reader David.

In ratings news, Once Upon A Time and Revenge hit new lows, while The Walking Dead was down a bit from its record setting debut, but still ruled the night.

True Blood star Nelsan Ellis has landed the major role of musician Bobby Byrd in the James Brown biopic Get On Up.

Boys and Girls and Their Prince Charmings.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz explains “gay” to her son.

Here is Senator elect Cory Booker officiating his first same-sex wedding, and swatting away a heckler in the process.

Below you can see Jim Parsons and his partner Todd Spiewak accept the Glsen Inspiration Award

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The Geekie Awards are created for Geeks, by Geeks, with Seth Green Presenting the Lifetime Achievement Award to Mr. Stan “The Man” Lee on August 18th. This is the first live broadcast geek-genre awards show supporting indie artists and creators.

The Geekie Awards was created by über geek girl, Kristen Nedopak, in order to celebrate the most talented independent creators, artists, and filmmakers in the geek genre. This awards show stands alone as one that will showcase the multitude of genres within the geek world to an international audience of industry leaders and fans who may not otherwise discover it, via a live broadcast event.

Presenters confirmed to date include: Richard Hatch (Battlestar Galactica), Grant Imahara (Mythbusters), Brea Grant (Dexter, Heroes), Kevin Shinick (Mad, Robot Chicken), Andrew Bowen (Rock Jocks, Mad), Winner Twins (award winning sci-fi authors), Ashley Esqueda (host of Techfoolery), Bonnie Burton (Star Wars Craft, Geek Diy), and...

John Travolta's little girl is all grown up!

Ella Bleu Travolta joined her famous father as he attended the premiere of his new movie "Killing Season," also featuring Robert De Niro, last Thursday night in NYC.

The 13-year-old looked beautiful (and like a true New Yorker) as she opted for an all-black ensemble and a genuine, bashful smile. We think she looks like a spitting image of her A-list father, too!

A budding actress herself, Ella Bleu's last role was in the 2009 movie "Old Dogs," which starred her parents and Robin Williams. You will also find her next in the film "Gotti: In The Shadow Of My Father," due to come out in 2014.

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Together at last, the screen titans play two ex-soldiers at cross purposes. Imagine the You're the One That I Want scene from Grease but with Travis Bickle instead of Olivia Newton John

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Even if you forget any of the terrible films they've made over the course of the last decade, you have to admit that the thought of seeing Robert De Niro and John Travolta onscreen together is still a tiny bit exciting. Imagine: the raw ferocity of Travis Bickle combined with the lithe athleticism of Tony Manero. The unflappable cool of Vincent Vega combined with the ungoverned id of Jake Lamotta. The bloke from The Big Wedding combined with the guy from Old Dogs. Together. At last.

And now it's happening. De Niro and Travolta will soon appear together in a thriller called Killing Season. Imagine the scene between De Niro and Pacino in Heat,...