The Munsters
The Munsters reboot has tapped Bryan Singer as executive producer, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Thomas Lennon, Bruce Davison
Thomas Lennon and Bruce Davison have signed on for ABC's midseason comedy Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
The series stars Dreama Walker as a small-town girl who moves to New York and is hustled by her nightmare of a roommate, played by Krysten Ritter. Upon her arrival in the big apple, June (Walker) will face the Wall Street crisis head-on, losing her job.
Dean Cain, Kevin Sorbo head to Apartment 23
As June tries to get back in the world of finance, Ritter's Chloe will suggest...
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James Marsden
James Marsden will drop by 30 Rock when the NBC comedy returns for its sixth season, Entertainment Weekly reports.
The X-Men actor, 38, will appear in at least one episode, and possibly more, but NBC would not reveal what...
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James Marsden and Lisa Linde
X-Men star James Marsden and his wife Lisa Linde are getting divorced, TMZ reports.
Linde filed for divorce on Sept. 23, citing irreconcilable differences as the cause for separation, according to court documents. She is seeking spousal support and joint custody of the couple's two children.
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Damned
In a TV generation where vampires, werewolves and zombies run rampant, why not throw in demons, too?
Showtime is adapting Cullen Bunn's comic book The Damned as a one-hour drama, Deadline.com reports. Originally set...
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X-Men: First Class
X-Men: First Class won the top spot at the box office in its first weekend, according to Box Office Mojo.
It grossed an estimated $56 million, higher than the first X-Men film released in 2000 ($54.5 million), but notably lower than...
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Devon Sawa
Put away your firearms, Mikita 'shippers. The return of Owen on Thursday's Nikita won't necessarily doom Michael and Nikita's recent relationship breakthrough.
"I don't think there's a Nikita-Owen love thing going on, not in this episode," Devon Sawa tells TVGuide.com. "Owen's head is too cloudy, too foggy to even think about that kind of thing right now. So unless my character returns, Mikita is a safe thing."
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Henry Cavill
Henry Cavill has been cast as in the title role of Superman: The Man of Steel, Deadline reports.
The British actor, 28, is best known for his portrayal of Charles Brandon on Showtime's The Tudors. He will next appear on the big screen as the mythical Greek god Theseus in Immortals, followed by a starring role in...
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Naomi Watts by Julien Hekimian/ WireImage.com
Power-thesp couple Naomi Watts and partner Liev Schreiber are expecting their second child.Us confirms that the pair, who are already parents to a son, Alexander, are adding one more to the brood (or more, if they take the Brangelina route). The couple met on the set of 2006's The Painted Veil, in which Watts played an unhappily married socialite in 1920s China, where Schreiber's dashing character romances her.Schreiber, meanwhile, will soon be a super-dad: The actor will join Taylor Kitsch and Ryan Reynolds in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, in which he'll face off as Sabretooth. — Anna Dimond Related:• X-Men Marks the Spot for Friday Night Lights Hunk
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Marvel Super Hero Squad's Wolverine courtesy Marvel/Hasbro
OK, so my twin 5-year-olds these days are mad for Super Hero Squad action figures — these 2- 3-inch tall, shiny-happy versions of Wolverine, Spider-Man, Thor, Black Panther and, as more and more roll out/beckon Dad's wallet, seemingly every good or bad guy to ever inhabit the Marvel universe. Well, Marvel Entertainment is now developing a 26-episode animated series situating the same extra-cartoony characters in "Super Hero City" and throwing them into "humorous adventures" with Doctor Doom, Magneto, Loki and others.According to the Reporter, the half-hour Marvel Super Hero Squad series is targeted for a 2009 premiere on a network TBD. — MWM
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