Halle Berry has CBS sci-fi series Extant working with Steven Spielberg
Halle Berry is beautiful, and she’s also a great actress who has earned the respect of mega-filmmaker Steven Spielberg.
The stunning Oscar-winning actress has starred ... Continue Reading →
Stephen King has cup of joe “Under the Dome” on CBS
Master of suspense and horror, author Stephen King wanted a coffee refill in the diner scene towards the end of Under the Dome’s opener. Well he can use that cup of ... Continue Reading →
Hallmark Channel’s Signed, Sealed, Delivered has finale with Carol Burnett
Hallmark Channel’s original series Signed, Sealed, Delivered has been a sparkling gem in the Crown Media company’s network crown this season. The show created ... Continue Reading →
TVTalk.com expands shows for TV’s new Golden Age
“It’s a new Golden Age of television,” Rob Reiner proclaimed to Stuart Crane, founder of the new TVTalk Network , when he ran into the All in the Family classic TV star. Of ... Continue Reading →
Hero Dogs and Actors & Others for Animals put spotlight on our furry four-legged friends
The third annual Hero Dog Awards presented by the American Humane Association event was taped for a TV special on the family and dog friendly Hallmark Channel. It premieres ... Continue Reading →
Great summer dramas: Under the Dome, The White Queen, Broadchurch, Low Winter Sun, etc.
Summer TV shows have changed tremendously over the years. It was nothing but reruns for viewers two generations ago. Decades later, broadcasters got smart and started offering ... Continue Reading →
Patrick Dempsey, “Racing Le Mans” on Velocity drives his passion
Patrick Dempsey is an actor best known as “Doctor McDreamy” by the female fans of the hit hospital drama Grey’s Anatomy, starting its 10th season September 26 on ABC. But most ... Continue Reading →
Revolution on NBC is high-tech and un-plugged with producer J.J. Abrams
The NBC series “Revolution” takes place in the not too distant future and follows a family struggling to reunite after every piece of technology in the U.S. has mysteriously been ... Continue Reading →
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