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Final 'House' Week Nostalgia Time for Hugh Laurie, David Shore; Russell Hornsby: 'Grimm' Finale Includes 'A Life in the Balance.'
Hugh Laurie has taken the lead in putting together the special hour-long "House M.D." retrospective that will air on Fox May 21 — the same night as the highly-anticipated series finale. That's the word from Emmy-winning show creator …Read more.
Ask Stacy -- Week of 05/12/12
DEAR STACY: What is Tony Danza up to? Any chance he'll go on another show? — Ruth E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
DEAR RUTH: Danza has a prospective sitcom in the works for ABC in partnership with Vince Vaughn's production company. It's about three old …Read more.
Ali Vincent Wouldn't Advise Loved Ones to Do 'Biggest Loser'; Will Howard Stern Keep the Prurient Out of 'AGT' Job?
Fitness dynamo Ali Vincent — a.k.a. "The Biggest Loser's" first female winner — looks back on her "Biggest Loser" experience with mixed views these days. Asked whether she could ever envision herself becoming a …Read more.
Will Estes Talks 'Anti-Love Story' Film, 'Blue Bloods' Finale; Shirley Jones, Singin' in Surgery
Usually when we talk about a breakup movie, we mean a movie about a couple breaking up. But it's different in the case of Will Estes' forthcoming "Anchors" — a film that writer-director David Wexler predicts will actually make a …Read more.
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Ask Stacy -- Week of February 4DEAR STACY: Any chance Nicollette Sheridan will return to "Desperate Housewives" for an appearance since this is the show's final season? — Tamara R., Canton, Ohio DEAR TAMARA: Of course, you're overlooking that her character, Edie Britt, was killed off. More important, though, there's almost no chance because the actress is in active litigation against show creator Marc Cherry, whom she accuses of wrongful termination and abuse. Someone raised the issue at the "Desperate Housewives" panel at the recent television critics press tour, but Cherry and team avoided it. DEAR STACY: I heard there might be a film made of "Arrested Development." Is it true? Would love to see it. Details, please. — Dan W., Chattanooga, Tenn. DEAR DAN: Ron Howard was recently quoted saying that creator Mitch Hurwitz "is definitely working to quickly get it all underway ... It's something he's been thinking about a lot over the previous year." Howard has indicated he'll return as narrator, and the majority of cast members have said that if things all work out, they'd love to do it. DEAR STACY: What can you tell us about the Progressive Insurance girl, Flo? She's so bubbly and cute.
DEAR PAT: That's funny lady Stephanie Courtney, who hails from Stony Point, N.Y., and is a member of Los Angeles' famous Groundlings improvisational and sketch comedy theater group. She's also married to Groundlings lighting and sound director Scott Kolanach. Courtney appeared in Groundlings alumnus Will Farrell's "Blades of Glory" and has done parts in other films ("For Your Consideration," "The Heartbreak Kid," etc.). Her TV credits include "Everybody Loves Raymond," "Mad Men," United States of Tara" and "House." She's also a voice-over actress. DEAR STACY: What happened to the young man who played J.J. on "Good Times"? — Verna M., Dearborn, Mich. DEAR VERNA: Jimmie Walker, the funny man who ruled the pop culture scene with his "Dy-no-mite!" catch phrase in the 1970s, still shows up on TV occasionally — on shows like "Scrubs," "Everybody Hates Chris" and "George Lopez." He's also done political talk radio. At 64, his primary focus is standup. He plays clubs and corporate gigs all around the country. To find out more about Stacy Jenel Smith and read her past columns, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2012 STACY JENEL SMITH
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