So another ‘Top Chef’ season is upon us, which means one thing for absolute certainty: Scallops, scallops, scallops! And maybe scallops.
So, with Barack back in the White House, what’s next for his hardworking wife Michelle? In this week’s Clacking in Color, the fantastic column celebrating minorities in Hollywood, writer Jaylen Christie offers some suggestions for the First Lady! A reality TV show perhaps?
‘Doctor Who – Series 7′ and ‘Lost Girl – Season 2′ come to home video November 13, along with complete series collections of ‘Friends’ and ‘The Dick Van Dyke Show’ on Blu-ray, and ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,’ ‘Scooby-Doo, Where Are You,’ and ‘The Flintsones’ on DVD.
Do you have fond memories of the classic 1970s family drama ‘Eight is Enough’? CliqueClack and the Warner Archive Collection want to give you a copy of the Complete Second Season DVD. Find out how to win.
The ‘Battlestar Galactica’ prequel series ‘Blood & Chrome’ has high production value, with a release date just far enough from past travesties to make me forget about them and thoroughly enjoy it on its own.
Although Eric Balfour is known for his sterling abs, curling dark hair and distinctive curved nose, after interviewing Balfour and Emily Rose about ‘Haven’ at the New York Comic Con press room, I sprouted a crush on Balfour’s energetic mind.
The cast and producers of ‘Haven’ graced the New York Comic Con stage in October. During the panel, I realized why Eric Balfour’s fans love him, why the male cast members love each other and why we love the show.
Admit it: You didn’t see what was coming on “Killer Within.” Not by a long shot. Just one more reason (despite all the gruesome carnage) ‘The Walking Dead’ is a rockin’ (walkin’ … ???) good time.
One of the industry’s hardest-working actors turns 54 today. From ‘Terminator 2′ to now, a tribute to his awesomeness from a lifelong fan.
It might be a few days after the spookiest day of the year (outside of Election Tuesday), but I finally watched ‘A Very Venture Halloween.’ This week’s CartoonClack is dedicated to why this show is just my cup of tea … or pillowcase full of candy, as it were.
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