The Internet has been buzzing today with reports that Patrick Swayze has only weeks to live as a result of pancreatic cancer.
According to PageSix.com, Patrick Swayze’s rep has confirmed that the rumors are true. His rep issued this statement: Read the rest of this entry »
“Flip This House,” the popular house flipping reality show on A&E, is getting set to air its fourth season. Tune in March 15 to see the big renovations that take real estate properties from rundown to spectacular — and put plenty of cash into the house flippers’ bank accounts in the process. Read the rest of this entry »
Gene Simmons, who last graced our TVs on “Celebrity Appprentice,” is making news recently with a new sex tape featuring the famous KISS bandmate. Coincidence that this is surfacing as the third season of his A&E reality show “Gene Simmons Family Jewels” is set to debut on March 11th? I’m just sayin’. Read the rest of this entry »
Looks like A&E can’t deny Dog the Bounty Hunter’s great ratings and faithful fans… even if Duane “Dog” Chapman went on a (recorded) racist rant.
A&E is ready to take Duane Chapman back — and will begin filming new episodes of “Dog the Bounty Hunter” in Hawaii very soon. Read the rest of this entry »
January 13th, 2008 by Wendy
Tagged as: 30 Rock, A&E, Awards Shows, Californication, Damages, Entourage, Extras, FX, Golden Globes, HBO, Mad Men
The Golden Globes TV winners have been announced (in a very bland Golden Globes ceremony, by the way).
Here is the list of TV Golden Globes winners:
Wow, is this really necessary? It’s almost painful for me to announce that A&E will be bringing Corey Feldman and Corey Haim backk for a second season of “The Two Coreys.” Seems mildly like a threat, doesn’t it?
Don’t get me wrong – I love the “Lost Boys,” and it was all swell and fine that these two buddies wanted to give an inside peek into their friendship on a reality series, but a second season?! Read the rest of this entry »
Duane “Dog” Chapman, who recently apologized for his racial slur during a recorded phone call to his son, was seen at a Los Angeles toy drive on Saturday. The toy drive was sponsored by a black advocacy group, but Duane “Dog” Chapman was on hand to give out toys and signed copies of his book.
The Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, which ran the toy drive, were willing to give the bounty hunter a second chance. Founder, Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson said, “We don’t condone racial slurs, but upon hearing Dog’s apology and after meeting with him and his family, we don’t believe he’s a racist. We also believe that Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman sincerely wants to make amends to the black community, and deserves a second chance.”
Duane “Dog” Chapman, the former star of A&E’s Dog the Bounty Hunter, will sit down for his first interview since his top-rated show was pulled from the air indefinitely in the wake of a leaked phone conversation with his son that has the reality star using, among other not-so-nice terms, the infamous “N-word.”
Dog will appear on Fox News Channel’s Hannity & Colmes for the full hour to discuss his situation. Check it out, tonight at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT.
