Jennifer Lopez Appointed Chief Creative Officer Of NUVOtv
NUVOtv, the first and only English-language cable network for U.S. Latinos, held its upfront event today at the Edison Ballroom in New York City where the network announced an exciting and expansive new programming lineup that kicks off on July 18th.
Artist, entrepreneur, and NUVOtv creative and business partner Jennifer Lopez took the stage as the network’s newly appointed Chief Creative Officer. The network also revealed a rich new on-air look to complement deeper investments in programming and marketing.
“Latinos are a force in this country. We are an engine for growth – we have huge...
READ MOREArtist, entrepreneur, and NUVOtv creative and business partner Jennifer Lopez took the stage as the network’s newly appointed Chief Creative Officer. The network also revealed a rich new on-air look to complement deeper investments in programming and marketing.
“Latinos are a force in this country. We are an engine for growth – we have huge...
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'New Girl' Season 2 Finale Recap: 'Elaine's Big Day'
In the “New Girl” season finale, CeCe’s big day turned out to be an even bigger day for someone else. That, along with a few pranks, a frisky badger and the rise of a new love triangle, made for a satisfying end to a hilarious and upbeat sophomore season.
The day of CeCe’s wedding found Nick and Jess in a happy and joyous mood. The two spent much of their time flirting with one another, to the disproval of Jess’ dad (Rob Reiner) and the annoyance of the other roommates. Winston and Schmidt were particularly annoyed when a more grown-up Nick refused to take part in their silly hijinks, whic...
READ MOREThe day of CeCe’s wedding found Nick and Jess in a happy and joyous mood. The two spent much of their time flirting with one another, to the disproval of Jess’ dad (Rob Reiner) and the annoyance of the other roommates. Winston and Schmidt were particularly annoyed when a more grown-up Nick refused to take part in their silly hijinks, whic...
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'Supernatural' Finale Recap: Fall From Grace
If I had to describe one word to showrunner's Jeremy Carver's season of The CW's "Supernatural," it would be ambitious. If I had to do the same with the season finale, it would be spectacular. From writing to acting to dazzling special effects, "Sacrifice” was as grand and cinematic as the blockbusters that will fill the cineplex this summer.
Grab your Xanax, and let's dive in, shall we?
Crowley is still making good on his diabolical promise to slaughter every person the Winchesters ever saved, and after offing Sarah Blake, a favorite of Sammy’s and fans alike, Crowley has the spit...
READ MOREGrab your Xanax, and let's dive in, shall we?
Crowley is still making good on his diabolical promise to slaughter every person the Winchesters ever saved, and after offing Sarah Blake, a favorite of Sammy’s and fans alike, Crowley has the spit...
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Portia De Rossi Shares 'Arrested Development' Clip, Banana Stand Makes Viral Waves
Portia de Rossi was on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night, where an Arrested Development clip was shared that finally revealed a guest star. Also, we take a look at the banana stands sprouting up across the world.
In the clip, Lindsay (de Rossi) and her husband Tobias (David Cross) try to get a deal from a real estate agent played by returning guest star Ed Helms. If you recall, Ed played the same character back in 2004, when Lindsay misinterpreted his sales tactics as romantic advances.
Nine years later, not much has changed. Lindsay once again mistakes his question about her havi...
READ MOREIn the clip, Lindsay (de Rossi) and her husband Tobias (David Cross) try to get a deal from a real estate agent played by returning guest star Ed Helms. If you recall, Ed played the same character back in 2004, when Lindsay misinterpreted his sales tactics as romantic advances.
Nine years later, not much has changed. Lindsay once again mistakes his question about her havi...
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Bill Hader Leaving 'Saturday Night Live'
Bill Hader is leaving Saturday Night Live's cast after eight seasons on the show.
Hader told the New York Times, "It was a hard decision, but it has to happen at some point. It got to a point where I said, 'Maybe it's just time to go.'"
Hader joined the cast back in 2005 and has had his career in comedy skyrocket since then. He is known for his hilarious role in Superbad and voice acting gigs in several animated comedies such as Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. He also joined the writing staff of South Park in 2011 and became one of the series' producers in 2012.
Arguably, the charact...
READ MOREHader told the New York Times, "It was a hard decision, but it has to happen at some point. It got to a point where I said, 'Maybe it's just time to go.'"
Hader joined the cast back in 2005 and has had his career in comedy skyrocket since then. He is known for his hilarious role in Superbad and voice acting gigs in several animated comedies such as Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. He also joined the writing staff of South Park in 2011 and became one of the series' producers in 2012.
Arguably, the charact...
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'How I Met Your Mother' Finale Reveals Cristin Milioti As 'The Mother'
HIMYM wrapped up their eighth season Monday night. A year ago we thought this would be the series finale, and we would finally meet the mother of Ted’s future children. A few months ago it was revealed that HIMYM would be coming back for a ninth and final season. The moment of Ted meeting his soulmate would have to wait, but the season finale was chock full of big moments that did not disappoint.
The episode began with Marshall and Lily packing for Italy. Lily picks up the phone and it is Judy, Marshall’s mom. It turns out that Marshall had still not told his mother about the move, an...
READ MOREThe episode began with Marshall and Lily packing for Italy. Lily picks up the phone and it is Judy, Marshall’s mom. It turns out that Marshall had still not told his mother about the move, an...
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Arrested Development Trailer Begins 'Final Countdown' To Series Return
With the return of Arrested Development coming in less than two weeks, Netflix has released a trailer for the upcoming season of the hit comedy. Check it out below.
Seven years has changed a few characters, especially George Michael (Michael Cera) and Maeby Funke (Alia Shawkat). It appears George Michael is in college when his father Michael (Jason Bateman) walks in after he hears there is a girl in his dorm. That girl, of course, is cousin and object of affection Maeby.
Also shown are a few hints at plot, including Michael's move to Phoenix (where everything is too hot), an ostrich, an...
READ MORESeven years has changed a few characters, especially George Michael (Michael Cera) and Maeby Funke (Alia Shawkat). It appears George Michael is in college when his father Michael (Jason Bateman) walks in after he hears there is a girl in his dorm. That girl, of course, is cousin and object of affection Maeby.
Also shown are a few hints at plot, including Michael's move to Phoenix (where everything is too hot), an ostrich, an...
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NBC Reloads With New Fall 2013 Primetime TV Schedule
NBC released its fall schedule on Sunday, making some big moves as they announced some new comedies and dramas with veteran stars such as Michael J. Fox, James Spader and more – time slots were also changed for some returning and beloved favorites.
Moving shows included "Chicago Fire," "Revolution," "Parks and Recreation," and "Parenthood," whose times were adjusted to make room for some brand new anticipated series.
New shows include the action thriller "The Blacklist" starring James Spader which is given the 10pm Monday night spot following "The Voice."
Michael J. Fox's make his retu...
READ MOREMoving shows included "Chicago Fire," "Revolution," "Parks and Recreation," and "Parenthood," whose times were adjusted to make room for some brand new anticipated series.
New shows include the action thriller "The Blacklist" starring James Spader which is given the 10pm Monday night spot following "The Voice."
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'Family Tree' Preview: Christopher Guest Takes His Comedy Formula To HBO
Long before The Office, Parks and Recreation, and Modern Family turned the mockumentary into a sitcom staple, Christopher Guest cornered the genre on the silver screen. With comedy classics like Best in Show, Waiting for Guffman, This is Spinal Tap, and A Mighty Wind under his belt, it’s no surprise that Guest decided to bring his brand of entertainment to television.
With Family Tree, Guest and co-writer/creator Jim Piddock have taken his classic formula and squeezed it down to a thirty-minute episode format for HBO, turning it into a clever semi-improvised comedy following that single-ca...
READ MOREWith Family Tree, Guest and co-writer/creator Jim Piddock have taken his classic formula and squeezed it down to a thirty-minute episode format for HBO, turning it into a clever semi-improvised comedy following that single-ca...
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'Glee' Finale Recap: Blaine, Rachel And Co. Give 'All Or Nothing'
The season finale of “Glee” featured big guest stars, a big audition and a big competition—but the overall episode was a tad underwhelming and left some burning questions unanswered.
One of these major unanswered questions is in regards to Rachel and her big Broadway audition: Did she get the part? Despite being the show’s leading lady, Lea Michele was noticeably absent for most of the episode. As Rachel, she gave a tearjerker of a performance for her final “Funny Girl” callback, but there are no clues that indicate the role is hers.
The start of the episode found Brittany in meeting with...
READ MOREOne of these major unanswered questions is in regards to Rachel and her big Broadway audition: Did she get the part? Despite being the show’s leading lady, Lea Michele was noticeably absent for most of the episode. As Rachel, she gave a tearjerker of a performance for her final “Funny Girl” callback, but there are no clues that indicate the role is hers.
The start of the episode found Brittany in meeting with...
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