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This week has been a big week for TV casting news. We have rounded up the top three men cast in some of our favorite series just for you. For starters, "Veep" has landed another leading man for its fourth season. Plus, "Orphan Black" is getting a new face while one of "Mad Men's" stars will be coming back for the final season of "Parks and Recreation." "House" alum Hugh Laurie is making his way back to television and starring in the fourth season of Veep. "E! News" initially reported the news that Hugh would be joining the comedic styling of Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the HBO comedy. The nature of the character he'll play in the political comedy has yet to be announced. Read More »
Glee alum Naya Rivera revealed that she doesn't want her husband Ryan Dorsey to be friends with other women now that they are married. The 27-year-old actress explained that in her marriage she has certain things she wants to do to make it successful. Read More »
Billy Eichner and Amy Poehler are bringing a new hilarious show to a computer near you with their original series "Difficult People." Hulu has officially picked up the comedy series. "The Hollywood Reporter" learned that after Billy, known for his work on "Billy on the Street," originally filmed the pilot for the USA Network, it's Hulu that has picked it up for a series order. Julie Klausner and Billy created the series that follows the duo — who both star in the series — as best friends living in New York City as they encounter awkward situations. Billy and Julie wrote the pilot and "Parks and Recreation" star Amy is one of the executive producers of the series alongside "Louie's" Dave Becky, according to TV Guide." Read More »
Mindy Kaling has revealed where the cast of "The Mindy Project" will be taking a trip to later this season and it's in California! Today the creator and Mindy Project actress is teasing the upcoming episode while she currently films it in San Francisco. Read More »
With the seventh and final season of "Parks and Recreation" beginning in 2015, the show's executive producer is sharing details for the new season. Plus, he reveals who is coming back this season -- including Jean-Ralphio (played by Ben Schwartz). Read More »
Sailor Moon's return to Hulu had fans of the 90s' series jumping for joy and now its reboot, "Sailor Moon Crystal" is even better. The new version of the hit anime series premiered in July and it is great. Read More »
"So You Think You Can Dance" is officially getting another season. The reality dance competition has been renewed for a 12th season, according to the Fox network. The new season, however, will have a twist. Fox renewed its Emmy Award-winning series for a 12th season today, Nov. 18, and when the dance series returns in 2015 there will be a few changes. From the beginning of the season at the audition stage, dances that advance will be placed into two teams: "Stage," which are styles like jazz or ballet, and "Street," which will be made up of hip-hop or breaking styles. Once the competition progresses, the top 20 dancers will be made up of the top 10 "stage" dancers and the top 10 "street" dancers. According to the network, one dancer from each team will be eliminated each week leading up to the season finale, which will ask the question, "Who will win ... a dancer from the stage or the street?" Read More »
Before tonight's new episode of "The Originals," Joseph Morgan, who plays Klaus Mikaelson on the series, is teasing his future interaction with his father Mikael (Sebastian Roche). The 33-year-old actor is also revealing what's going to happen when Rebekah (Claire Holt) returns for the show's holiday episodes. "It's interesting because he's just become a father as well. So, it's sort of perfect timing for his dad to turn up now. And that's why his mother brought him back I think, because she thinks if anyone can convince Klaus to renounce his vampirism and to be put into a different body, to be a better person, then it's his father," Joseph exclusively told "TV Line." "It's the person he always thought was lacking in his life, someone who can provide the attention he's always craved." He further explained that although his mother has an agenda, his father is actually returning for the right reasons. "Klaus's father, by the way, isn't sort of trying to be a part of any scheme or plan, he genuinely wants to connect with his son and form a relationship with him. But. We'll just have to see if there's a part of Klaus that's capable of that. I think there's potential," he told the publication. As for the return of Klaus's sister Rebekah, it will be a much-needed reunion for the siblings. Rebekah's return will take place before the midseason break in a two-episode arc. "There's some really sort of heartwarming stuff from the family coming back together," the England native explained. "Claire's a mate who's been on this for almost as long as I've been on it, and Daniel's been on it so there's a rapport with the three of us and with Phoebe as well, who was mates with Claire since they were mermaids back in Australia." Read More »
Two years after her departure, Molly Burnett (who plays Melanie Jonas) is headed back to Days of Our Lives. On Nov. 21 the actress will return to the hit soap and she is teasing her epic comeback and revealing why she left in 2012. Read More »
One Tree Hill star Hilarie Burton recently reunited with some of her costars from the his CW series and now she is talking all about their Paris reunion. Plus, the 32-year-old actress revealed what she thinks her character Peyton Sawyer and Lucas Scott would be up to now. Read More »
Monday night, Nov. 17, marks a new episode of Fox's hit series "Sleepy Hollow." Before the upcoming episode, Nicole Beharie, who plays Abbie Mills on the series, is teasing what to expect and what we can learn about her character's past. "Monday's episode is probably one of the most different episodes that you'll see in Sleepy Hollow because it's actually kind of Abbie just chasing a ghost this time. Ichabod gets a little sick, and Abbie ends up bumping into a ghost better known as her mother," Nicole told "TV Guide." With Abbie's mother coming to the show in ghost form, Abbie's past will come to the forefront of the episode this week. Without Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison) as the center of the episode, we'll really see what makes Abbie tick. "There's a legacy. A lot of people in her lineage have been fighting to get her to be this witness at this point. It's definitely something that everyone's been aware of, but she had no idea," the 29-year-old actress explained. "She grew up in foster homes and was completely disconnected from her family, so this will fill in all those little memories ... All of those things that she just thought were dysfunctional actually were supernatural and were preparing her." Read More »
How I Met Your Mother star Alyson Hannigan is making her way back to television, well sort of. The 40-year-old actress is coming to TV as a guest star on CBS' new series The McCarthys. Read More »
Although Sex and the City hasn't been on TV since 2004, fans are not ready to give up hope on the return of the hit series. The show's creator is opening up about a possible TV return for SATC plus, he opens up about a season three of The Comeback. Read More »
