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Rob Lowe has been cheekily spoofing his image for years, so you could say he's found the role he's born to play on The Grinder.
On Fox's laugh-out-loud new comedy (premieres Tuesday at 8:30/7:30c), Lowe is Dean Sanderson, a famous actor coming off a hit eight-year-long legal series called "The
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It'd be a stretch to call Fox's Grandfathered the granddaddy of all comedies, but it's got everyone beat when it comes to being ridiculously adorable.
John Stamos stars as Jimmy Martino, a lifelong bachelor and restaurateur who gets a double dose of reality when he learns that not only does he have a
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Amber Rose is strutting her way to Black-ish, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
The model will appear in an upcoming episode as Dominique, a past love interest of Charlie's (Deon Cole). After Charlie gets stuck baby-sitting Dre's (Anthony Anderson) kids, Dominique comes back into the picture.
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In the end, it was all Hannah Horvath's fault.
The Simpsons split up Homer and Marge as expected on Sunday's Season 27 premiere, but as executive producer Al Jean had later clarified, a separation does not necessarily mean they will divorce.
And they didn't. Because it was a dream. Actually multiple
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Currently on a bit of a roll having adapted the much-anticipated The Girl On The Train, screenwriter Erin Cressida Wilson has found her next project, again based on a novel. She'll write the script for Maestra, fom the L.S. Hilton story that made waves at this year's London Book Fair.
Sony snapped up the rights to Maestra earlier this year, with Amy Pascal (Paul Feig's Ghostbusters, the new Spider-Man). The story - the first in a planned series - is a conspiracy thriller set in the European art world, with feisty protagonist Judith Rashleigh discovering fraud at her London auction house and ending up fleeing for her life while she follows the dirty money. Only "her consummate ability to fake it among the rich and famous" can save her.
The book is reportedly very racy, suggesting that Sony might be looking for some of that Fifty Shades action. That makes Wilson a reasonable fit, since she was previously best known for 2002's weridly erotic Secretary. She's since written Atom Egoyan's Chloe and did uncredited work on Chan-wook Park's Stoker. Her most recent gig before The Girl On The Train was Jason Reitman's Men, Women And Children.
Pascal, meanwhile, has also begun development on a film of The Girl In The Spider's Web with Scott Rudin, based on the recently published third sequel to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (written by David Lagercrantz, continuing from the trilogy by the late Stieg Larsson). Which is interesting in itself, since the originally projected sequels to the David Fincher version of Dragon Tattoo never happened. The most recent word on the street was that The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest might be combined into a single movie.
There are no dates in place for either project yet, but Maestra will be published in the UK by Zaffre at the start of next year.
With at least a dozen film and TV projects in development based on his own books and characters, Mark Millar is fast becoming his own comicbook behemoth to rival Marvel and DC. But he remains a creative consultant for the Marvel projects still residing at 20th Century Fox, and as such has just weighed in on the Fantastic 4 debacle. "Everything's open to discussion," he says, addressing where the franchise could possibly go from here.
"It's a shame," he tells IGN, regarding Fantastic 4's reported production problems and box office underperformance. "I think elements of it were good. The first half in particular works well. [Director Josh Trank] is brilliant. Chronicle was my favorite superhero movie in 2012 - and be reminded Avengers was out that year. Sometimes things just don't work out as planned. Everybody is trying their best and those guys worked their asses off. It just didn't quite come together.”
Speaking to the notion that the intended new franchise has likely stalled at part one (a Fantastic 4 sequel currently has a release date booked in 2017, but that now looks doubtful), Millar says “I think everything's open to discussion. No decision has been made on anything yet like that. There's chats everyone's going to have on the phone at some point.
"But the Marvel brand is such a powerful brand," he continues. "Marvel doesn't always work out great: Thor 2 didn't work out especially well; Iron Man 2 didn't work. But then Iron Man 3 comes along and it's great. These things can be uneven sometimes. Avengers 2 is nowhere near as good as Avengers 1. There've been 45 superhero movies or something over the last 15 years. They can't all work out fantastically. I'd say the hit rate has actually worked out terrifically compared to most genres."
The next movie based on a Millar comic to hit the screen will be Marvel's in-house Captain America: Civil War, which is out on April 29 next year. The next Marvel movie from Fox is X-Men: Apocalypse, out a few weeks later on May 19.
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Now that the ABC shows have premiered, we want to know your thoughts - and what you think of every new show this season.
Are you excited to see what's next for Billy (Chace Crawford) and Cody (Rebecca Rittenhouse) in
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