Hollywood News
April 21, 2009
- NBC’s show “Kings” will not be on until summer, after already
having been moved to a Saturday night slot. “Law & Order: SVU”
reruns will take its place.
- Duane “Dog” Chapman and fellow bounty hunger
Bobby Brown were fired at by a murder suspect they was trying to
capture in Colorado Springs. The bounty hunters could only return
fire by means of paintball guns.
- The season finale of “30 Rock,” which will show on Thursday,
May 14, will guest star Elvis Costello,
Sheryl Crow, Mary J. Blige,
Clay Aiken and Adam Levine.
- “Scrubs’” final three episodes will not be focused on J.D. and
Elliot’s relationship, creator Bill Lawrence said,
mentioning that he never thought that’s what the show was
about.
- Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, will not
be able to be a contestant on the reality TV show, “I’m a
Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here,” a show that will send celebrities to
live in a Costa Rican jungle. A judge ruled Tuesday that
Blagojevich was not allowed to leave the country to be on the
show.
- “Project Runway” is set to premiere on August 20 and will
premiere with companion show, “Models of the Runway.”
- “The Fighter” will again be started as a project for director
Mark Wahlberg, as Christian Bale
has signed on for the job. The movie has had a lot of trouble being
filmed as two previous actors, Matt Damon and
Brad Pitt, signed on for the film and then signed
off.
