Headlines: Friday, Oct. 13
*Sara Evans kicks off her Dancing with the Stars shoes [Glitterati]
*Steve-O wants to get down with Paris Hilton [TMZ]
*Muppets go gaga for Maria Menounos [Hollywood Tuna]
*Grey's Anatomy actress looks good in red [Egotastic]
*Fox eyes remake of Brit Beast [Reuters]
*Carson Daly gets the Queer Eye treatment from Page 6 [Popsugar]
MeeVee Exclusive: Interview with Men in Trees Star James Tupper
James Tupper is not just another pretty face. In addition to being voted one of US Magazine’s “10 Sexiest Men on TV, the 30-year-old star of Men in Trees has devoted his life to exploring every opportunity that comes his way. This hunky thesp has toiled in the fields of Africa and acted in over thirty plays.
So just how did a small town boy make his way from Kenya to Hollywood? We caught up with him on the set to find out.
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Weekend Picks: Oct. 13-15
Men in Trees - The Caribou in the Room
Annie won't let Patrick spend the night with her---because she snores. And Marin and Jack test their "friendship" during a trip to Anchorage, where his health, his past and his brother (Ed Kerr) complicate things.
Dexter - The Popping Cherry
"The Ice Truck Killer" strikes again and new homicide officer Debra is assigned the case, but she gets reprimanded for violating the chain of command; flashbacks offer insight into Dexter's homicidal tendencies.
Wanda Sykes: Sick & Tired
The comedian's routine in Seattle includes riffs on American Idol, the Bush administration, gay marriage, crime, the war in Iraq and aging. Taped at the Moore Theatre in April 2006.
The Bachelor: Rome -- Rosella, Woman Scorned?
What would possess a woman to join a reality TV show in search of a husband? For Rosella Fratto, it was divine inspiration. A recent contestant on ABC's Bachelor: Rome, this 27 year-old makeup artist felt it was her destiny. When the Chicago-born Italian heard the show would be filmed in Rome, it sealed the deal. "All the signs were there - I really thought that history was going to repeat itself." That history involved her mother and beloved deceased father, who met and married in Italy a few decades earlier. But, after just one intoxicating evening, Rosella found herself on a plane headed home. She may not have found her fairytale ending, but she managed to win the hearts of Bachelor fans everywhere. Not bad for a night’s work.
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Project Runway: Defending Tim Gunn's Honor
It's Project Runway finale time, which means two things: home visits and pre-final runway bitchy designer reunions. And that means one thing: best episode of the season.
The episode starts with the designers bidding adieu to New York, except for Laura, who heads off into the Manhattan sunset like some Louis Vuitton version of The Tramp. A few weeks later, Tim heads to Atlanta, Georgia, for his first home visit of the season.
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MTV's Little Talent Show: A Feel Good Show
MTV's Little Talent Show makes no excuses for itself. It is what it is, complete with not-even-D-list celebrity "expert" judges, a grand prize of $500 whole dollars, and a set that looks like a middle school auditorium.
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The Nine: Time For Some Long Division
So it’s week two (i.e. “Hour 1,
America's Next Top Model: Rock and Roll has Left the Building
Models are such freaks. It’s high time a television show spoke the truth. They don’t necessarily represent the most beautiful women in the world, just those who take the best pictures. This week’s America’s Next Top Model illuminated the bizarre-o qualities that a real-deal fashion queen must exude. It was all about the circus, baby – bearded ladies and all.
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Mr. T Doesn’t Hate Fools, He Pities Them
In a world with too much jibba jabba, only one man can say “enough!” That man is Mr. T. TV Land has blessed us with a brand new reality show for the eternal do-gooder, I Pity The Fool. T gets to flex his motivational muscles in the new show as he helps fools out with their problems. He's ditched the gold chains (because he says they are an insult to God), but hasn’t lost one ounce of his infectious enthusiasm or his knack for rhyming bad grammar, “because in every city, there’s fools to pity.” Truer words have never been spoken.
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Totally Frakked: Jericho - Macho Self-Indulgence
Last week's episode of Jericho contained the second death-by-torture of an innocent person when a group of guys locked up a hysterical teacher in a bomb shelter and let him die of a heart attack. This week, Robert and Derek do the honors. Suspecting that the radiation victim who wandered into town may have killed somebody, they shoot him up with adrenaline and interrogate him until he dies in excruciating pain. This is after they literally push Derek's doctor wife out of the way because, as Derek says, “we can.” Technically, yes. Morally, WTF? These are supposed to be our good guys? Go, USA!
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Lost: Baby-Daddy Drama
Don’t you hate it when domestic disputes complicate haphazard rescue attempts? Last night’s Lost episode took us much deeper into the mess that is Jin and Sun’s marriage, giving us a glimpse of who might have knocked up Sun. Yes, the already-thick plot thickens even more.
The producers promised a relationship-centered season and last night, it delivered. We finally got confirmation that Sun slept with Jae pre-plane crash, putting him in the running for baby-daddy (since Jin is shooting blanks). Expect a few more twists in this saga, though.
Dancing with the Stars: Week 5 Elimination Results
Dancing with the Stars's Jerry Springer is not a dancer, and he’s the first one to admit it - “I dance the same dance every day. We just do it at different speeds.” Springer’s a great entertainer and a beloved pop culture icon, but let’s face it – the daily workouts and weekly competitions are taking a toll on his middle-aged body. The talk show host seemed freaked out at the prospect of having to learn two dances each week if he should get voted through to the next round. “What do you mean, two dances?” he nervously asked. Oh, and again, another important thing - Jerry Springer lacks real dancing talent.
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