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Win a reading with Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo tonight

March 6, 2016 Barb Oates

There’s a lot going on tonight in the medium world including a chance to win a reading with Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo. First, Hollywood Medium Tyler Henry gets some company when Theresa Caputo takes on Hollywood in a live two-hour event on TLC beginning at 8pmET/7pmCT. Some of the celebs getting personal readings from Theresa include Lisa Joyner, who is host of TLC’s new Long Lost Family (which premieres tonight at 10pm), and her hubby actor/director Jon Cryer (Two and a Half Men). “My father was my everything,” Joyner expressed in a preview clip. Theresa is able to share […]

Downton Abbey series finale: Crawleys party like it’s 1926

March 5, 2016 Ryan Berenz

ALSO SEE: Michelle Dockery content with Lady Mary’s closure on Downton Abbey It’s the Christmas gift that Downton Abbey fans in the U.S. have waited more than two months to open. The series finale aired in the U.K. as a Christmas special in December, and fans stateside have had to avoid the temptation of peeking at news and reviews from across the pond. The Downton Abbey series finale airs on PBS Sunday, March 6, at 9pm ET (check local listings). While we’re not exactly in the Christmas spirit this month, fans should still expect to experience all of the feels […]

When does the MythBusters series finale air?

March 5, 2016 Jeff Pfeiffer

The MythBusters series finale will air Saturday, March 5, on Discovery Channel. Along with the final episode, there will also be a reunion special. MythBusters hosting duo Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman have been saying goodbye throughout the show’s final episodes this winter, leading up to this series finale. After 248 episodes, 2,950 experiments, 1,050 myths and 900 explosions, the series that debuted in January 2003 will come to an end. “Making MythBusters has fundamentally and irrevocably altered the way I think as a person, as an artist, and as a scientist,” said Savage. “I’m glad for the chance to say goodbye with some […]

When is the Ice Cross Downhill World Championship on TV?

March 5, 2016 Ruth Boulet

Here’s the thing. I’m a woman in her mid-40s. But sometimes I feel like a 12-year-old boy. During those times, I love me some X Games and Crashed Ice. To that end, I want to know things like when is the Ice Cross Downhill World Championship on TV? Here’s the press release we got with all the details: Sports fans will be able to watch American and Minnesota native Cameron Naasz beat out defending 2015 champion Scott Croxall of Canada to take home the 2016 Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship when the race airs Saturday, March 5 at 4:30 […]

Better Call Saul’s Rhea Seehorn: Kim knows who Jimmy is

March 4, 2016 Lori Acken

Better Call Saul fans are thrilled to see the splendid Rhea Seehorn logging more screen time as put-upon litigator Kim Wexler in Season 2 of the Breaking Bad spinoff, airing Mondays on AMC. As Kim — Jimmy McGill’s biggest fan, sometime lover and longtime conscience — the actress has much to do as Bob Odenkirk’s morally flexible jurist marches ever closer to becoming outright shyster Saul Goodman. “With Kim, it’s just as much about what she doesn’t say as what she does say,” Seehorn says of her no-nonsense character, “and that intelligence continues in her relationships. Kim does not love and support […]

Dirty Dancing‘s Card Filling Up As Casting Announcements Made

March 4, 2016 Kellie Freeze

We’re updating our cast list as Lionsgate and ABC add more faces to its Dirty Dancing cast. The latest cast member added to the upcoming 3-hour musical special is: 4/8/2016 Tony Roberts is the latest famous face to join the cast of ABC’s upcoming remake of Dirty Dancing. The Law & Order and Annie Hall alum has been cast as “Max Kellerman,” the owner of an idyllic 1960’s Catskills Mountains resort, who worried — even after we had the time of our lives — “You think kids want to come with their parents and take fox-trot lessons?” In the blockbuster 1987 film, […]

David Bowie Music In Chilling Trailer For “The Last Panthers”

March 4, 2016 Kellie Freeze

SundanceTV has released the stunning trailer for the crime-series The Last Panthers, set to the David Bowie song, “Blackstar.” Bowie was inspired to write the song — the first single & title track off of his last album — after screening a cut of The Last Panthers. The eerie song also serves as the series’ theme song. The six-episode series has already premiered in the U.K. to rave reviews, and will premiere on Sundance TV on April 13. The series stars two-time Academy Award nominee Samantha Morton (Sweet and Lowdown, In America), French César Award-winner Tahar Rahim (A Prophet), Croatian-born […]

U.S. TV coverage of Der Klassiker (Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich) moved to FX

March 4, 2016 Jeff Pfeiffer

The live telecast of “Der Klassiker” — a Bundesliga clash between first-place Bayern Munich and second-place Borussia Dortmund — will now be airing in the United States on FX. The match takes place Saturday, March 5, and, along with its airing on FX, will be streamed via FXNOW and FOX Sports GO (at FS1 level authentication). (For you FX viewers who had planned to tune in at this time for the network’s airing of the feature film Bounty Hunter, sorry, but the movie will be preempted by the soccer match.) FX coverage of Der Klassiker on March 5 begins at 12pm ET […]

Gold Rush’s Parker Schnabel: “It was the best thing I ever did”

March 4, 2016 Barb Oates

Gold Rush’s Parker Schnabel has a lot to celebrate this season. As we grab our Miller Lites and prepare to park ourselves on the couch for the three-hour season finale event of Gold Rush (beginning tonight at 8pmET/7pmCT), there are a few things we tried to get answers on from the 21-year-old mining master himself. We got 10 minutes with Gold Rush’s Parker Schnabel who gave us the real dirt on things like his relationship with Todd Hoffman, his respect for Rick Ness and how he enjoyed the offseason (yeah, we’re jealous!). The evening begins with The Dirt at 8pmET/7pmCT. […]

Underground on WGN: Follow the Underground Railroad beyond the history books

March 4, 2016 Lori Acken

WGN America’s ambitious Underground hopes to move what most Americans know about the Underground Railroad well beyond some hazy recollections from history class. The rending 10-episode drama — a three-year labor of love co-executive produced by John Legend and filmed in part on the Plantation Quarters at the Louisiana State University Rural Life Museum — intertwines tales of husbands and wives, mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, and souls who feel unbearably alone into an intense examination of race, economics, cowardice and courage anchored in the moral and fiscal morass that fostered slavery in 1857 America. “One […]