“It’s the gunshot that echoed around the world–but who pulled the trigger?”That’s how the folks behind tonight’s documentary on the Kennedy assassination are hyping JFK: The Smoking Gun. The documentary premieres Sunday night at 8 p.m. on Discovery as well as on Reelz in the U.S.Montreal-based Muse Entertainment–who produced the highly-rated 10-part miniseries The Kennedys–are
LL Cool J (left) and Chris O’Donnell mistake this Torontonian for Rob Ford BEVERLY HILLS, CA–“This an amazingly international group!”Ted Danson said it during his press conference Friday. The CSI star is one of dozens of actors and actresses meeting with reporters from all over the world at the Beverly Hilton this weekend.CBS’ International Press
Attention fans of classic television—the next TV on Film Project screening is scheduled for Sun., Nov. 17 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. This fourth screening of vintage TV gems from my 16mm film collection will be shown as part of the inaugural Canadian International Television Festival. It takes place Nov. 15 – 17 in Toronto.
Horse play: Ferguson (left) with Secretariat. LOS ANGELES—“It’s not a late night talk show, it’s a dance party!” That’s how the warm up guy describes The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Go to a taping and you’ll see why. I’ve been to two previous tapings of Ferguson’s show, which celebrates its ninth season in
View of Lower Manhattan from Pier Five in Brooklyn NEW YORK, N.Y.—Exactly one year after it wreaked such devastation, Tropical Storm Sandy once again washed over greater New York Tuesday. The local newscasts were all about the one year anniversary of the “Super Storm.” There were reports on marinas and other attractions finally re-opening and
Mr. Big meets Mr. Big in Brampton NEW YORK–Chris Noth is a very funny man.The actor, who plays rascal governor Peter Florrick on The Good Wife, told reporters attending the CBS International Press Junket this week in New York that he’s “glad to be bad.”Actually, Noth was half kidding, which he did throughout the lively
New Kid meets Old Kid NEW YORK–Donnie Wahlberg certainly woke up the room at the CBS International Press Junket Sunday.Wahlberg plays Det. Danny Reagan on the CBS series and spoke about those family dinner scenes with Tom Selleck and the rest of the cast. He wishes he’d followed Selleck’s cue when they shot that scene
What kind of entertainment does Dracula like? Something in a jugular vein!Oy! There’s that joke again. Anyway, Dracula premieres Friday night at 10 p.m. on NBC and Global.The drama stars Jonathan Rhys Meyers as the infamous vampire count. The series is set in London in 1896, with this centuries-old Dracula posing as an American inventor.