While NBC has yet to confirm this news – rumors are swirling that Friends star Jennifer Aniston will appear on “30 Rock” this season in a guest starring role.
Naturally, there’s no details yet on what character Jennifer Aniston will play – a friend or foe for Liz Lemon, perhaps? Guess we’ll just have to wait and see if this 30 Rock rumor rings true.
John McCain has selected his Vice Presidential running mate, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. Check out this video clip, where Sarah Palin accepts the VP running mate position.
It’s fun to see the TV season ramp up and read about all of the fun guest stars on the horizon. This time around, we can look forward to a guest starring gig by David Arquette on My Name is Earl.
Quirky David Arquette will play yet another of Earl’s karmic-fixes – playing small-town stuntman Johnny, who has short-term memory issues due to a past stunt accident. Earl wants to cross Johnny off his list for sleeping with his girlfriend, but I’m guessing the memory loss is going to make this one interesting.
Good Morning America interviewed Michael Jackson for his August 29 50th birthday. Check out the August 29 Good Morning America Michael Jackson interview at ABC, where he says the best is yet to come in his career.
As if the return of 30 Rock isn’t exciting enough, now comes word that Will Arnett will return to the show on its first episode on October 30.
Will Arnett returns as Jack Donaghy’s (Alec Baldwin) archnemesis Devin when 30 Rock returns October 30.
Barack Obama delivered an incredible speech at the Democratic National Convention/DNC last night – check out the Obama acceptance speech video above if you missed it.
Woah. David Duchovny, former X-Files star and currently starring in Showtime’s Californication, has entered rehab for sex addiction.
David Duchovny issued the following statement about his sex addiction rehab: “I have voluntarily entered a facility for the treatment of sex addiction. I ask for respect and privacy for my wife and children as we deal with this situation as a family.” Read the rest of this entry »
Portia De Rossi is returning to the small screen, and while it will likely be no “Arrested Development,” “Better Off Ted” may be a good showcase of her comedic chops.
“Better Off Ted” is a new office comedy on ABC, starring Jay Harrington as Ted, a morally conscious man who works at a morally questionable corporation.
