We chatted with Johann Urb, star of "Eastwick" and "2012," and found his view on life fascinating. Originally from Estonia, we discussed his roots and interests, his movie and TV work

There were lots of fashion picks this week as the 61st Annual Primetime Emmy's were on Sunday. Check out our Weekly Fashion Wrap Up - Emmy's Style!

When it comes to the red carpet, there are some ladies who are quite fair. They capture our attention and we can't help but gravitate towards them. Other times, there are ladies who are not

PRIVATE PRACTICE When Private Practice debuted in May of last year, industry bible Variety released a less than glowing review: "Private Practice isn't a full-fledged screw-up, certainly, but

Oscar nominee Rosie Perez will guest-star on NBC's drama series "Lipstick Jungle" (Wednesdays, 10-11 p.m. ET) in a multi-episode arc starting with the season premiere

Feeling a bit frisky? With spring right around the corner many of us are getting an extra boost of energy into our sex drives. While we can mention several healthy ways to channel that energy, instead we'll point you in the direction of the television, which in winter provided you with warmth and this season will provide you with a new spring in your step.

Lucy Liu is fed up with reporters asking her if her new TV drama Cashmere Mafia is in direct competition with upcoming show Lipstick Jungle - just because both programs star women and share links to Sex And The City.

NBC's new dramedy "Lipstick Jungle," based on the best-selling novel by Candace Bushnell (who also wrote the book "Sex and the City") - and starring Brooke Shields, Kim Raver and Lindsay Price - will premiere on Thursday, February 7 (10-11 p.m. ET).

In a TV Guide exclusive, actress Kim Raver breaks the big news that she is pregnant. “I’m so thrilled to be having a second child, I couldn’t keep it secret,” says the 24 star, who is due this fall, not long before the winter debut of her new NBC series "Lipstick Jungle."

NBC will enhance its current roster of critically acclaimed and creatively ambitious programs with a new 2007-08 primetime lineup that features five new dramas, one new comedy and a variety of fresh unscripted programs, complemented by a host of innovative programming moves, it was announced today at NBC's presentation to advertisers and the media at New York's Radio City Music Hall.