Paris and Brooke Look Into a Crystal Ball on “Off the Wagon,” the Next Episode of “The World According to Paris”

Matchmakers Paris and Cy give Brooke another chance at finding love on this week’s so-new episode of Oxygen’s “The World According to Paris” on Wednesday, July 13 at 10pm ET/PT. Fans can get into the action with Oxygen’s real-time watercooler—www.OxygenLive.com—to get exclusive feedback from talent and chat while their favorite shows air live.

News: HBO’s “Entourage” is Back for its Eighth and Final Season July 24th

The Emmy®-winning HBO comedy series “Entourage” kicks off its eight-episode eighth and final season Sunday, July 24, 10:30-11:00 p.m. ET/PT, exclusively on HBO. Vince is back from rehab and ready for a new pet project. Super-agent Ari Gold and Mrs. Ari have separated. Following a prenup debacle with Sloan, Eric is running his own management company. Drama is shooting his animated series. And Turtle has invested in a tequila line and is starting a new business venture.

News: Everything Old is New Again – TNT Greenlights New Series, “Dallas”

Southfork, here we come! Yes, it’s true! “Dallas” lives again, thanks to TNT who will be running an all-new series based on the long-running (1978-1991) series of the same name. That show highlighted the bitter rivalries and family power struggles within a Texas oil and cattle-ranching dynasty. This time out, the new “Dallas” will maintain the same rich lifestyle and address the future of the family fortune in the hands of the Ewing offspring.

“The X Factor” Gets a Special World Premiere Debut During MLB’s 82nd All-Star Game on Fox

The long awaited and highly anticipated Simon Cowell singing competition, The X Factor, will have a special world premiere debut highlighting the pregame coverage of Major League Baseball’s 82nd All-Star Game on Tuesday, July 12 beginning at 8/7 central on Fox.

News: TNT Gives “Falling Skies” A Second Season

I knew it wouldn’t be long before Falling Skies would get the green light for a second season, and I wasn’t wrong. With only four episodes in, TNT has already renewed this epic show. For a series with such superb writing, that is so compelling, thought provoking, gripping, action-packed, and just good drama from the people who know drama, I doubt anyone is surprised by this news.

TV News & Video Clips: Larry King’s Interview With Stars of ‘Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows’

Larry King sits down with the stars of Harry Potter: The Final Chapter for a special interview and never-before-seen footage from the film on CNN July 10th at 8pm ET. Everyone’s favorites- Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Emma Watson (Hermoine Grainger), Rupert Grint (Ronald Weasley), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy), Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix Lestrange) and Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid) will all be a part of the show. They’ll be premiering never before seen footage from the film as well as a tour of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter led by the Weasley Twins Fred and George (James and Oliver Phelps) and an exclusive behind the scenes tour with the special effects team who bring our magical world to life.

Audio Interview and Set Visit: My Adventure with the Fabulous “Sunny” Boys

On June 23, 2011, I was fortunate enough to visit the set of FX’s original comedy series “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” on behalf of YourEntertainmentCorner.com (YEC). Needless to say, this being my first ever set visit, I was nervous. I had no idea of what to expect, but Judy Manning, my friend, and partner here at YEC, had wonderful words of wisdom for me. “Your nerves will dissipate once you get there, but the best advice I can give you is to wear comfortable shoes.” I am so glad I listened to her!

News: Harry Shum, Jr. to Mentor on “The Glee Project” this Sunday

The Glee Project couldn’t have picked a better guest mentor for the fourth episode “Dance Ability.” Airing Sunday, July 10 at 9:00 pm ET/PT, Harry Shum Jr. (Glee’s Mike Chang) will be the surprise guest to mentor the remaining contenders on their dance moves. This week The Glee Project viewers will also be able take part in a watch-and-win sweepstake during the episode, see below for more information.

TV News: @SYFY ANNOUNCES 2011 #COMICCON PLANS

Syfy’s hottest series will participate in interactive panels, where fans can get their burning questions answered and get all the behind-the-scenes secrets on their favorite shows! On Syfy’s docket for this year are hit Warehouse 13, Eureka, Being Human and Sanctuary, as well as new series Alphas, (premiering July 11 @ 10pm). Syfy will also hold a screening on Friday night (July 22), where fans can get an early sneak-peek of that evening’s new episode of Haven as well as the following Monday’s new episode of Eureka.

Review: Franklin & Bash, S1, E6 – “Big Fish”

“Franklin & Bash is brilliant.” And it gets even more brilliant each week. To say nothing of Jason Alexander, this week’s guest star in “Big Fish”—because he’s brilliant too.

Multiple Emmy® Winner James Spader Joins Cast of NBC’s ‘The Office’ as New CEO of Dunder Mifflin Sabre

“James will reprise his role as Robert California, this uber-salesman that has a power to convince and manipulate, like a high-class weirdo Jedi warrior,” said Paul Lieberstein, one of the series’ executive producers and a series regular. “He’ll have been hired over the summer as the new manager, but within hours, got himself promoted. Within days, he took over the company. James has an energy that is completely his own, and ‘The Office’ has no tools for dealing with this guy. We’re thrilled he’s joining our cast.”

TV News: USA Picks Up New Original Scripted Series – “Common Law”

USA is looking for lightning to strike a third time with its pickup of the original scripted series Common Law, starring Michael Ealy (The Good Wife, Californication), Warren Kole (The Chicago Code, 24) and Jack McGee (The Fighter, Rescue Me). USA has already scored big with its new shows Suits and Necessary Roughness.

TV News: The Peacock Network Announces the Premiere Dates for its Fall 2011-12 Lineup

For fans eagerly awaiting NBC’s new and returning shows, the peacock network today announced the premiere dates for the upcoming 2011-12 season. New half-hour comedies “Up All Night” and “Free Agents” lead the way with their premieres on Wednesday, September 14 in the 10-11 pm ET timeslot.

Review: White Collar, S3, E5 – “Veiled Threat”

In the most entertaining episode yet this season, the natural partnership between Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) and Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) is showcased from an unexpected angle: Peter Burke, undercover bachelor on the prowl.

Review: The Big C, Season 2, Ep 202 “Musical Chairs”

“Cupcakes for Cathy.” It’s the thought that counts right? Aside from the condescending tone of the students who’ve taken time to bake cupcakes to raise money for their beloved teacher, Cathy Jamison (Laura Linney), it seems like a nice gesture. So why does it feel so contrite? The positive of the whole situation is the return of smart-ass Andrea (Gabourey Sidibe). While the friendship she and Cathy have is somewhat unconventional, it’s also mutually beneficial.

Review: #FallingSkies, Season 1, Ep 4 “Grace”

While I really do like Falling Skies, I have many questions. Why are the aliens taking adolescent kids and not younger children or even adults? Is it their pubescent hormonal imbalance that perhaps allows the spinal harnesses to work more efficiently? Although I can do without some of the cheesy moments, I think they are somewhat realistic. In times of crisis we all have those Kodak™ moments like at the end of “Grace” when everyone revels in the simplicity of fresh baked bread – a farewell gift from Pope.

Review: Leverage, S4, E2 – “The 10 Li’l Grifters Job”

This week’s Leverage pays homage to murder mysteries, detectives, and Timothy Hutton’s father, Jim Hutton, and it may be my favorite episode ever. Flashbacks and period costumes are added to the action and humor the show brings every week. The stakes are high as the team must change cons in the middle of the game to keep Nate from going to prison again.

Book Review: “Rebecca” by Daphne Du Maurier

This book is absolutely one of my favorites and I will read it again and again, hoping to pick up something new each time.

Review: #WilfredFX Wilfred, Season 1, Ep 2 “Trust”

Somehow Ryan gets saddled into taking Wilfred to the vet when Jenna complains about Wilfred’s horrible doggie breath. Things take a dark turn when Wilfred realizes Ryan lied about them going to the movies when they arrive at AMC (Animal Medical Center, not the theatre chain). By the way, Wilfred’s strange obsession with Damon is hysterical! Wilfrism – “Joy farts – they are amazing.”

Review: Franklin & Bash, S1, E5 – “You Can’t Take it With You”

“Franklin & Bash” has to be one of the funniest series I’ve seen in a while. I mean, office chair curling? Yep, that’s how “You Can’t Take it With You” starts and the laughs never stop, despite the seriousness that goes on between Jared (Breckin Meyer) and his father, Leonard (guest star Beau Bridges).

Review: White Collar, S3, E4 – “The Dentist of Detroit”

In the third season of this intriguing procedural, the tagline “choose a side” has never been more appropriate. After the first season of getting to know as much about the characters’ backgrounds as The Powers That Be allowed, season two settled a bit into the ‘buddy’ formula. We got comfortable with Neal Caffrey being a reformed con artist who works with the FBI in an unlikely but appealing partnership with one of their best agents. But the explosive second-season ender tilted our axis and we’ve entered this season with a new game board.

Recap/Review: The Glee Project, S1, E3 – “Vulnerability”

I’m still not sure I look forward to The Glee Project every week, but I can say I am invested in the “characters.” This week’s episode moved me deeply, twice, something I think is particularly appropriate in an episode entitled “Vulnerability.”

Review: The Big C, Season 2, Ep 201 “Losing Patients”

“Bring it on!” is the mantra for The Big C’s season two campaign and they certainly bring something. Strange hallucinations and a headache that just won’t go away seem to plague Cathy (Laura Linney) throughout the season two premiere, “Losing Patients.” I was so excited for the premiere and I wasn’t disappointed at all! By the end of the first episode, I realized I had a smile etched on my face, stretching from ear to ear.

Review: Leverage, S4, E1 – “The Long Way Down Job”

“The Long Way Down Job” gives me everything I want from a season premiere. It picks up from last season without relying too heavily on it, and delivers a classic, well-executed con – by both the “team” and the writers. And it delivers some great character development.