Video Interview with Rob McIlhenny of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”

It was such a pleasure to speak to Rob McIlhenny (“Mac”), Glenn Howerton (“Dennis”), and Charlie Day (“Charlie”). Each was nicer than the next. They couldn’t have been more accommodating if they tried. I have already posted the interviews with Glenn Howerton and Charlie Day, and now since the season premiere has aired, I’m able to post my interview with Rob McIlhenny. I was under an embargo not to show any pictures or videos of Rob prior to the start of the season due to his weight gain.

On The Red Carpet With FX’s ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ and ‘The League’

YourEntertainmentCorner.com (YEC) was invited to go on the red carpet for FX Network’s double premiere of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and The League on Tuesday, September, 13, 2011.

Movie Clip: “Happy, Happy” (Winner, Sundance Film Festival Jury Award) Opening Today

Winner of the World Cinema Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, and an official selection at the Film Society of Lincoln Center’s New Directors / New Films Festival, Happy, Happy is a warm and entertaining comedy from award-winning Norwegian filmmaker Anne Sewitsky. It opens at selected theaters beginning today, September 16, 2011.

Advance Review: Showtime’s Homeland, S1, E1 – “Pilot”

Homeland is so well written, directed and acted I felt like I was watching a full-length movie rather than the premiere of an exciting new highly addictive television series.

Interview: An Intimate Conversation with Rob McIlhenny of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”

Last week, I was extremely anxious to participate in a scheduled conference call with Rob McIlhenny and Glenn Howerton since I had already seen the season premiere and interviewed the guys during a set visit last summer. Unfortunately, I was called away at the last minute *pout*. Nonetheless, I’m happy to provide the fans of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia with the transcript of that call.

TV News & Clip: TNT Unveils Mystery Movie Night

TNT Unveils TNT Mystery Movie Night coming in November.

Review: The Big C, Season 2, Ep. 11 “Fight or Flight” (Grab your floaties!)

Cannoli never sounded so…erotic. Meow! Temperatures may be dropping in Minneapolis but libidos are heating up! From the homeless guy using the expensive gloves Cathy donates to warm up more than his hands to Dr. Atticus Sherman (guest star Alan Alda) hungrily munching on his wife Gia’s (guest star Laura Benanti) cannoli, “Fight or Flight” definitely channels some strong sexual overtones…I wonder if the writer was going through a dry spell? (LOL!)

Advance Review: Terra Nova, S1, E1 – “Genesis: Part 1”

This show truly is Jurassic Park meets 24 with a bit of family drama thrown in. There are dinosaurs, family drama and suspense which almost strangles you with anticipation.

Review: The Closer, S7, E10 – “Fresh Pursuit” (Mazaratis, Murder and Mayhem)

While not a heavy duty cliffhanger, the ending of “Fresh Pursuit” leaves me thinking Brenda is in more trouble than she’s ever been. I don’t know what tricks Gavin will have up his sleeve to get her out of this one.

Review: True Blood Season Finale, S4, E12 – “And When I Die” (I Ain’t Scared of No Ghost!)

I expected more from True Blood because that’s what I got before—great entertainment, funny one-liners and top of the line plots that actually led somewhere. So, this is me shaking my head at season four asking, “Now why couldn’t the entire season have been like the finale?”

News: Showtime’s “Homeland” Teams Up with GameSpot

Showtime’s exciting new addictive TV series, Homeland, premieres Sunday, October 2nd at 10:00 pm ET/PT, immediately following the season premiere of Dexter. Fans will be excited to learn Homeland is teaming up with GameSpot to give away 5000 beta keys to preview the newest version of the first-person shooter game, Ghost Recon.

TV Clips: Showtime’s Exciting New Series, Homeland – “Meet the Characters” and “Hanging with Claire Danes”

Showtime is getting ready for the series premiere of its exciting new series, Homeland, on Sunday, October 2nd at 10:00 pm ET/PT immediately following the season premiere of Dexter at 9:00 pm. Check out these behind-the-scenes clips.

Book Review: “The Observations” by Jane Harris

“The Observations” is Bessy’s account of her life, written in her own words. You see the change in Bessy through each passing chapter, which ends up being a few years—the length of time it has taken her to write everything down. Her speech in the beginning is almost incomprehensible, sloppy and surprisingly hilarious.

TV Clip: Showtime’s Dexter – “Season 6 Guest Stars” (Who is an Ally and Who is Not?)

Showtime is gearing up for the season premiere of Dexter on Sunday, October 2nd at 9:00 pm ET/PT, immediately followed by the series premiere of Homeland at 10:00 pm. In this video, Michael C. Hall and the newest additions to the cast of Dexter talk about the characters introduced in the upcoming season.

Recap/Review: The Real Housewives of New Jersey, S3, E16 – “Singing in the Pain” (Can’t We All Just Get Along?)

A fun race, a happy get-together, and a heartbreaking birthday party. No wonder this episode is entitled “Singing in the Pain.” It reminds me of Rodney King’s infamous question, “Can’t we all just get along?”

Review: #Haven , Season 2, Ep. 209 “Lockdown” (An outbreak or just another case of the ‘troubles?’)

Could Haven be plagued with an outbreak or is this just another case of the “troubles?” My money is on the latter and with the heavy stench of betrayal in the air, the “troubled” are going to be in big…trouble. “Your kind won’t win.” An ominous threat spewing from Merrill’s blood-drenched lips; it’s moments like these that make Haven such a darkly decadent treat.

Advance Review: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S7, E1 – “Frank’s Pretty Woman” (Whores, Chimichangas and a Blind Date) #SunnyFX

The gang is back and is as irreverent as ever. The season seven premiere starts off with Dee (Kaitlin Olson) and Charlie (Charlie Day) explaining to Dennis (Glenn Howerton) why they need a dog-fighting pitbull to guard the bar. Then there’s a mention of Tiger Woods (in relation to his extracurricular activities), and a gay slur which Dee immediately apologizes for. They may be a bit behind the times, but it’s this controversial yet comedic writing that makes Sunny as beloved as it is.

News: An Invitation to Join the Judges and Host of “The X Factor” at the Exclusive World Premiere in Hollywood

If you want to be a part of the exclusive world premiere of Fox’s new competition series, The X Factor, at the Arclight Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, you better RSVP to this invitation post haste by sending an email to xfusascreening@gmail.com.

Advance Review: New Girl, S1, E1 – “Pilot” (Three Men and a Hilarious Little Lady)

If you’ve seen the previews for the pilot episode of New Girl, you know what to expect. But I should stress the show is funnier than the few scenes glimpsed over the past month building up the hype for the series premiere. It’s worth your time and you will laugh out loud.

Review: #WilfredFX , Season 1 Finale – Ep. 13 “Identity” (The Archeologist and the Dog…WTF!)

Damn you, Wilfred. I love you but I want to kick you in nuts right now. But, you know I’ll bring you an ice pack and a blunt to make up for it later. “Identity” has a purpose – but what we get is more questions and lingering doubts about Ryan’s sanity and Wilfred’s ambiguous existence. And why is Wilfred typing out his will?

TV News: Aaron Sorkin’s Cable News-Based Series Picked Up by HBO

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Known for penning The Social Network and The West Wing, Aaron Sorkin is at it again. His new cable news-based series has been picked up by HBO.

Review: Rescue Me, S7, E9 (Series Finale) – “Ashes” (Everything Old is New Again)

I wish I had more than six stars to give this series finale because simply put, “Ashes” knocks it way out of the park. There is the perfect amount of comedy mixed in with the drama and human pathos as everyone’s story is wrapped up to perfection.

Advance Review: @Syfy #ParanormalWitness , Season 1 Premiere “Emily the Imaginary Friend” and “Lost Girl”

I’m not easily spooked but I’ll be damned if I didn’t leave the light on and stay seated in bed rather than remain in my usual lounging position for watching TV. Was I freaked out? Um, yeah! I usually leave the TV on with any paranormal show and fall asleep without any issues but after watching “Emily the Imaginary Friend” and “Lost Girl,” it’s safe to say I was more than a bit hesitant to turn off the lights. I actually contemplated putting in an animated movie to settle my nerves.

Review: The Glades, S2, E13 (Season Finale) – “Breakout”

There are some finales that just get it right: enough of an open end to keep you wanting more, but not so much of a cliffhanger that you’re cursing the hiatus for weeks on end. “Breakout” is just that. And it blows the formulaic approach of The Glades out of the swamp. The sophomore season started shaky but picked up speed and found its stride mid-way through, ending strong.

News: Live Chat Tonight Before Sons of Anarchy Season Premiere on FX

An hour before tonight’s premiere of SONS OF ANARCHY, Executive Producer Kurt Sutter and the cast will sit down inside the SOA clubhouse for an exclusive chat on FXNetworks.com and webcasted across multiple platforms. Hosted by Tom Arnold, the chat will provide fans an exclusive preview of the new season and allow them to ask the cast and Executive Producer questions.