BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – “Law & Order: Los Angeles” is getting another big-name prosecutor.
Oscar-nominated Terrence Howard is joining the cast of the new NBC drama and will rotate with co-star Alfred Molina as deputy district attorney, series creator Dick Wolf told the Television Critics Association on Friday.
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LOS ANGELES – The cats and dogs of “Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore” have all kinds of super-spy gadgetry and training at their disposal: jet-packs, tricked-out collars, the works. But they come from a long and lovable tradition of live-action animal movies — ones that were simpler and sweeter, which seem to be in short supply these days, given the eye-popping sophistication of computer animation.
NEW YORK (Reuters) – With fist pumps and perfect tans, “Jersey Shore” returns to TV on Thursday for a new season of shows that has audiences wondering if the cast that put some reality back into reality TV is still really real after its brush with Hollywood stardom.
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – “Cop Out,” a buddy cop comedy starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan, may have underperformed at the box office, but the DVD topped the national sales and rental charts during its first week in stores, according to data issued Wednesday.
