Callum Keith Rennie (Battlestar Galactica) will take the lead in the Canadian continuing drama Shattered, playing a homicide detective with multiple personality disorder. His co-stars include Molly Parker, Camille Sullivan, Karen LeBlanc, Cle Bennett and Martin Cummins. The crime series will air on Canada's Showcase channel, and is currently being shopped to international broadcasters. I've enjoyed...
Mimi Rogers exposed her nude voluptuous body in a movie with those big ass tits. Click on pictures to enlarge. Mimi Rogers (born January 27, 1956) is an American movie actress and competitive poker player. Her breakthrough role was opposite Tom Berenger in Someone to Watch Over Me (1987). Since then, her career has largely been focused on independent films, including The Rapture (1991) and Dark Horse...
A VETERAN NASA agent who says he processed the real X-Files has come clean with the inside story on the Roswell aliens. Joseph Richard Gutheinz Jr, a practising criminal lawyer and decorated former NASA special agent, spoke out in defence of UFO hacker Gary Mckinnon last week. Having also spent the last four years on the Texas Criminal Justice Advisory Committee on Medical and Mental Impairments, he...
Hollywood has mostly taken the week off for Thanksgiving, so that they can all enjoy their vegan turduckens down by the pool, no doubt. Nature abhors a vacuum however (even Hollywood follows MOST of the laws of physics), and so even in a light week there's still news to report, such as franchise news for Zombieland, Kull and The Howling, and casting news for The A-Team, UFO and Thor.
Well, it appears that people, who cannot approach with a unique idea, can at least think of a fashionable name containing the product selling and eye-catching letter X and maybe even a indication to the popular X-Files series. I understand that the X-Files series is now antique history, but so are the magnificence days of the Atkins diet and of many other low carbs diets. Nevertheless, this doesn’t...
FOX may have given Joss Whedon's Dollhouse the axe (the series will air its finale at 9pm, Jan. 22), but that doesn't mean it's turning its back on science fiction/fantasy. With ABC broadcasting FlashForward , V and Lost ...and NBC still chugging along with Heroes (though this may well be the final year), the network Rupert Murdoch built on the back of The X-Files is anxious to maintain a strong roster...
Figures in grey represent repeats. * The nerds of “Big Bang Theory” beat for the second time in two weeks ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” to emerge again as th night's number-one.* The “Jon & Kate” series finale hit a season high, garnering bigger numbers in 18-49 than NBC’s “Trauma” and “Leno.”* “Castle” and “HIMYM”...
I rather liked the first volume of Jellaby by Kean Soo . Well, except for the part about the book not having an ending, of course. But I try to be open-minded about the whole serial thing. I do understand that once the serial is completed, a reader can go through every volume and have a complete reading experience. But you really do have to have access to every volume in order to get that experience....
Though Alexandra is neither a unicorn nor a socialist, she writes a fantastic blog with the name of Unicorns for Socialism . She loves Target's accessory isle, peanut butter flavored breakfast cereal and tiny packets of real creamer, resting in dishes of ice cubes. I'm an out-and-proud gay lady, but that doesn't mean I'm utterly oblivious to the swarthy charms of the burlier sex ... although it's...
“Fringe” has been delivering an interesting second season. While the show has definitely evolved since its stumbling start, I’m not sure that the best lessons of the first season have been learned. The second half of the first season was remarkable for its deft treatment of both episodic and serialized story elements. This season, on [...]
One can now easily find copies of Jon Ronsons book The Men Who Stare At Goats in Canadian bookstores but that was not the case 4 years ago. In 2005, there was no movie deal and the book was largely...
But this priesthood had acolytes--graduate students at first, then, by the mid-1980s as “theory” inevitably made its way into the classrooms of ivy league professors, undergraduates. The undergraduates . . . did not uniformly move into Ph.D. programs, thereby assuring theory’s continued enclosure in a specialized community. They moved into a variety of illustrious professions and...