As USA's In Plain Sight comes to an end, I joined the cast members at the Paley Center for Media in Los Angeles to celebrate the series.

Before a panel discussion, stars Mary McCormack (U.S. Marshal Mary Shannon) and Rachel Boston (Det. Abigail Chaffee), as well as recurring actresses Tangie Ambrose (U.S. Marshal Delia Parmalee) and Ali Marsh (Dr. Shelley Finkel), joined me to talk about what they'll take away from being a part of the hit original series and their favorite memories.

"It's bittersweet," said McCormack, who was nominated for a Prism Award in 2009 for her performance as Ma...

Check out an exclusive clip for tonight’s episode of USA Network’s hit show, "In Plain Sight" (Fridays at 10/9c).

Mary (Mary McCormack) and Marshal (Frederick Weller) are not only great at protecting witnesses, but bickering and bantering as well!

An admission: I love the Fast & Furious films. So give me Hawaii Five-0 taking after the Fast & Furious films, and I'm a happy girl.

The show opens big, with Honolulu Police cruisers trying to catch a speedy flame-red set of wheels and finding a whole host of beautiful cars inside locked shipping containers. One of them has a dead body sans fingerprints in the trunk. This allows us to use Hawaii's car culture as the episode's backdrop. (It also means Lauren German gets primped as if she's trying to channel Michelle Rodriguez - if Rodriguez's Letty had driven a bait car.) There are ...

American actress Mary McCormack has given birth to her third daughter.

The In Plain Sight star and her husband, Brothers & Sisters producer Michael Morris, welcomed a baby girl on Saturday morning.

The tot joins sisters Margaret, seven, and four-year-old Rose.

McCormack is yet to choose a name for her latest arrival.

In a series of posts on Twitter.com she writes, "It's a girl! She's not named yet... She's so great but I'm biased."

Actress Nichole Hiltz was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday on suspicion of child neglect.

Police were reportedly called to the In Plain Sight star's Los Angeles apartment after receiving a call about a disturbance.

Officials detained Hiltz and subsequently took a young child into protective custody, according to TMZ.com.

Hiltz was booked on suspicion of misdemeanor child neglect, but her lawyer has played down the allegations, telling the website, "It was an unfortunate misunderstanding. No charges have been filed and absolutely no harm was done to the child."

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Model/actress Ali Landry and her director husband Alejandro Monteverde are expecting their second child.

Landry is three-and-a-half months pregnant and is due to give birth in the winter. The tot will be a little brother or sister for the couple's three-year-old daughter Estela.

She tells Life & Style magazine, "I found out on Valentine's Day and told my husband and daughter together - they were both so excited!

"I love being pregnant. Being a mom is just the best thing in the entire world."

Landry wed Monteverde in 2006. The former beauty queen was briefly married to "Saved By The ...

According to Allison Janney, it only took one line of dialogue to convince her to return to series television after a four-year absence.

"'Have you seen a small white pill with some Spanish written on it?'" she said, quoting her Mr. Sunshine character. "I read the first line that Crystal said and I knew I was going to play it."

After playing White House press secretary (and later Chief of Staff) C.J. Cregg on The West Wing for six seasons, the 51-year-old actress says she was looking for a role as far from the morally upright C.J. as possible. Crystal is the pill-popping, narcissistic ow...

USA's famous tagline "Characters Welcome" means that it is a channel not only dedicated to entertaining audiences, but that the entertainment might be a little more quirky than most television. This is a welcome change from stations that churn out the same mind numbing procedurals year after year. With Monk, In Plain Sight, Psych, and Burn Notice, they've introduced amusing and memorable characters who come from popular genres (detective, spy, action) with a unique spin.

One of their newest successes is a show titled Royal Pains, a medical show set in the Hamptons that blends a little Hous...

Before Miley Cyrus worked the stripper pole, there was indie rock artist Liz Phair who enjoyed teasing listeners with songs about getting down and dirty. Blonde and rail thin, the rebellious singer appears on her iconic 1994 cover for her debut album Exile in Guyville bare chested and howling. With lyrics like “I want be your blowjob queen,” the two-time Grammy Award winner enjoyed talking about sex more than pubescent boys, but also sympathized with teenage girls frustrated over settling for less.

While Phair fascinated audiences like any true rock star, she went the domestic route and ga...

Since CNN has such a blast creating a report card to track the Presidency, we decided to have some fun with television. Which networks come out strong and which ones need to do better homework?

MAJOR NETWORKS

ABC: B

The Good: The dramas are what keep us coming back to ABC. Grey's Anatomy, Brothers & Sisters, FlashForward, and V are worth looking forward to. The one comedy that stands out and may hold itself against NBC's stellar comedies, Modern Family, is worth a few episodes past the pilot.

The Bad: Dancing With The Stars is extremely popular, however sometimes too much of a ...

In the world of television, the big networks - NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX - are typically considered to be the "A" team, or the major leaguers of TV stations. Now they have a bit of competition.

The network we are most confused by is NBC. NBC used to be a ratings powerhouse with its "Must See TV" marketing campaigns. Weeknights were appointment television nights for millions of viewers tuning in first in the genesis of it all, the 1980s with Hill Street Blues, The Cosby Show, Cheers, and LA Law. The 1990s came in strong with ER, Friends, Frasier, Mad About You, Seinfeld, and the last of...

On Thursday, June 4, a new original series on USA will premiere titled Royal Pains, starring Mark Feuerstein, Paulo Costanzo, Reshma Shetty, and Jill Flint. I got a chance to see the pilot episode a little early, and the show might not quite join the "Characters Welcome USA" slogan right at first. Hank Lawson (Feuerstein) is not as memorable or charismatic as Adrian Monk or Michael Weston, but he's a good man you want to like put in an unfair position.

As a rising star in the medical world, Hank makes a call to save the life of a young man instead of focusing on a powerful hospital pa...

Something of a female odd couple, Hope & Faith starred Kelly Ripa as Faith, a recently fired soap opera star (both of the characters she played were killed off by the writers) who left Hollywood and relocated to the suburbs of the Midwest. Also on DVD: In Plain Sight season one.

Move over Oscars! Latina.com recognizes the worst Latin performances of the year in film and television with the annual Lazzy Awards.

Jessica Alba is a big "winner," receiving two of the highest (dis)honors: "There’s Always Waitressing Award for Bad Acting" as well as the "We Want our Money Back for Worst Film of the Year" Award for Love Guru.

Other Winners:

The John T. Leguizamo Award for Bad Acting (Male)

MOVIE: Diego Luna for Milk

TV: Cristian de la Fuente, In Plain Sight on the USA Network

There’s Always Waitressing Award for Bad Acting (Female)

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USA announced today that it is reclaiming Sunday nights with back-to-back hit original series launching this spring.

The eighth season of veteran success Law & Order: Criminal Intent, with all-new cast member Jeff Goldblum, will premiere at 9/8c and the sophomore season of the newest in USA's roster of bold originals, In Plain Sight, will follow at 10/9c beginning Sunday, April 19.

"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" welcomes Academy Award and Emmy nominee Jeff Goldblum as he joins the cast that includes Vincent D'Onofrio, Kathryn Erbe, Julianne Nicholson and Eric Bogosian for season ...

Monday, Aug 11

American Mall (MTV, 9 p.m.) - Can't get enough of teenagers breaking into song? This retail musical from the producers of High School Musical is for you.

The Middleman (ABC Family, 10 p.m.) - Kevin Sorbo guest stars as a Middleman from the 1960s who has been cryogenically frozen in all his glory.

Weeds (Showtime, 10 p.m.) - Alert the masses! Nancy finally decides to do some parenting and talk to her sons about their recent behavior.

Tuesday, Aug 12

Eureka (Sci Fi, 9 p.m.) - Talk about a case of wedding day jitters. An earthquake rattles Allison's wedd...