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A magical wizard fell short to three superheroes at the box office, as Chronicle edged out The Woman in Black for the top spot, Box Office Mojo reports. Chronicle , about three teenage friends who gain superpowers, grossed an estimated $22 million in its opening weekend
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Box Office: Chronicle Edges Out The Woman in Black For Top Spot
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NEW YORK — The biggest of stars is off to a slow start this season. “American Idol,” that reliable ratings juggernaut, had a drop in viewership of more than 15 percent for its first two episodes back, underscoring how rough it is to attract and keep a devoted following when there are so many entertainment options. Not so for the NFL.
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TV World Longs For Ratings Power Of NFL
Note: Do not read on if you have not seen Season 7, Episode 13 of The CW’s “Supernatural,” entitled “The Slice Girls.” I’m of two minds about this week’s ” Supernatural ,” which made the somewhat questionable decision to revisit the basic theme of one of this season’s most divisive episodes, “The Girl Next Door.” In that hour, Dean was forced to kill Amy, one of Sam’s childhood friends (or a girl that he’d known for a matter of hours, depending on how you chose to look at it) because she was a “monster” who had killed humans — deserving or not — and would likely do so again. In this hour, the roles were reversed, and Sam was forced to kill Emma, a girl who was genetically Dean’s daughter, but also a girl he’d known for less than a matter of hours. As some of you may recall, “The Girl Next Door” sparked a firestorm of comments in Mo Ryan’s recap , some arguing in favor of Dean’s decision, others decrying it as character assassination
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Laura Prudom: ‘Supernatural’ Recap: Dean Meets His Daughter In ‘The Slice Girls’
Note: Do not read on if you have not seen Season 2, Episode 13 of The CW’s “Nikita,” entitled, “Clean Sweep.” It’s no wonder that ” Nikita ” showrunner Craig Silverstein has been referring to this episode as “Game Change 2,” since “Clean Sweep” managed to realign many allegiances going into the second half of the season. Percy has finally escaped from his Magneto-esque plastic prison, Oversight is all but eliminated, and Nikita and Michael are faced with the possibility of a real happy ending — something that our heroine didn’t actually seem all that enthusiastic about. As much as Nikita has been searching for a home and a sense of identity this season, many of the peripheral characters have been repeatedly emphasizing the fact that she’s a “killer,” that she was “born for this” and that she really has no idea how to be anything but an assassin
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Laura Prudom: ‘Nikita’ Recap: Percy Changes The Game In ‘Clean Sweep’
Andre Braugher has been cast as the lead in Shawn Ryan ’s ABC drama pilot, Last Resort , TVGuide.com has confirmed.
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Pilot Season: Andre Braugher Lands Lead in Shawn Ryan’s Last Resort
Vinny Guadagnino made his return to MTV’s “Jersey Shore” on the Jan. 26 episode, and he couldn’t wait to show his fellow cast members his new tattoo. Inked across the star’s chest in scripted, black letters were the words “Let Go Let God.” CLICK FOR PHOTO Entertainment blog “Wet Paint” reports that Guadagnino received the tattoo some time last year but that he said he was not allowed to talk about it until Season 5.
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Jersey Shore’s Vinny Gets Religious?
It’s official! Selma Blair has been cast in Charlie Sheen’s new FX dark comedy ” Anger Management .” Blair, who last starred in the ill-fated NBC comedy “Kath & Kim,” will play Kate. According to EW.com , Kate, who’s described as Charlieâs “best friend with benefits,” a fellow therapist who helps Charlie control his anger and uses radical approach with patients. “Anger Management” will see Sheen playing a therapist who leads two therapy groups — one in a prison and one un-incarcerated.
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Selma Blair Heads To Charlie Sheen’s ‘Anger Management’
Angelica Huston’s black bob swings back and forth, keeping time with the click of her heels on the sidewalk. As the Oscar-winning actress passes, she throws us a warm but impish smile and then fades into the nighttime air. Her departure cheers the crowd, which has been waiting in the cold and will finally be called to fill the ground floor of VBH Luxury on New York’s Upper East Side
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Court Stroud: ‘Smash’-Mouth: Confronting Homophobia And Misogyny On The Set Of NBC’s New Series
NBC’s new series Awake will debut on Thursday, March 1 at 10/9, the network announced on Friday. The drama stars Jason Issaacs as a detective who subconsciously begins to lead two simultaneous lives as a coping mechanism after a car accident that left either his wife or his son dead. Michael (Isaacs) returns to solving crimes in both worlds with two different partners: Detective Isaiah “Bird” Freeman (Steve Harris) and Detective Efrem Vega ( Wilmer Valdarama ).
” 30 Rock ” is not having an easy time in the 8 p.m.
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Is NBC Putting ‘30 Rock’ In Danger?
When Katharine McPhee was heading towards her number-two finish on the 2006 American Idol season — and singing “Over the Rainbow” with full-blast passion at least twice — it was as obvious as her Boston Conservatory past that the incipient diva’s true destination was not pop-charts prominence but Broadway. And now it looks as if she’s aimed directly there.
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David Finkle: First Nighter: NBC’s Smash Is No Such Thing, Leading-Lady Katharine McPhee Is
