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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 6, Episode 11 recap: Glitter Ball!

April 28, 2014 Ruth Boulet

It’s the fabulous 5 left on RuPaul’s Drag Race. The girls give a final ‘wha-wa’ and boob salute to Joslyn. Sweet, sweet Joslyn and her Ru-zy-Qs. I shall miss the Ru-zy-Qs. I will also miss her sometimes unexpected insights on Untucked. Girl knew what was going on, even if she couldn’t articulate it in the work room or on the runway. Darienne feels like she should’ve been above Courtney in last week’s challenge. BenDeLa is thinking that Bianca is getting too comfortable. The last time BenDeLa was comfortable, she ended up in the bottom 2. Now Bianca in the bottom […]

Dancing With The Stars Recap: Latin Week

April 28, 2014 Kellie Freeze

Tonight on Dancing With The Stars, it’s time to get steamy in the ballroom! For many DWTS fans, Latin night is the highlight of the season. Usually, Latin night occurs at a point when the low-hanging fruit has been eliminated, and the remaining contestants are all contenders. And, best of all, the costumes are tiny, and the men are usually open-shirted! Filling the guest judge seat is Grammy-winner Ricky Martin. I adore, adore his cleft chin and his shaking hips. Ricky will also perform his new song Vida, which is the theme song of the 2014 World Cup. The song […]

Preview to The Following finale: Season 2 finale finds Joe and Ryan as partners

April 28, 2014 Barb Oates

It might just happen. Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) and Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) could potentially partner up in The Following season 2 finale — titled “Forgive” — to save their beloved Claire (Natalie Zea). The Following finale airs tonight on FOX at 9pm ET. While teasers tell us “no one is safe” this could mean the end for Joe Caroll, who series creator Kevin Williamson admitted to a crowd of TV critics earlier this year (when talking about a third season) that “we can’t keep Joe forever.” Let’s hope it’s at least one more season. But who knows after last […]

Dancing With The Stars Preview: Latin Night

April 28, 2014 Kellie Freeze

Tonight on Dancing With the Stars it’s Latin night in the ballroom and the stakes are higher than ever. At the end of the night, one couple will be going home. Who do you think it will be? Perhaps the most important question of the night is will Danica McKellar be able to dance after breaking a rib during this week’s rehearsals? I’m surprised that it was Danica who got hurt. Val seems like the more gentle of the Chmerkovskiy brothers, I would have put a bet on Maksim breaking one of Meryl’s tiny bird bones doing some crazy death […]

Long Island Medium recap “Prayers for Petey”

April 28, 2014 Barb Oates

I cry all the time when I watch Long Island Medium but it’s usually over the people in dire need of closure and their gut-wrenching stories of loss, not over an animal. Larry and Theresa Caputo’s dog Petey was the focus of the “Prayers for Petey” episode (original air date 4/27/2014), an episode that reminded of a real-life version of “Marley and Me.” For the past three years Theresa and Larry Caputo have opened their home to fans, where viewers have shared life with them through their candid moments and self-confessions. While mostly comedic and trivial in dealing with their […]

On Demand DVD New Releases April 28-May 4

April 28, 2014 Meredith Ennis

On Demand DVD New Releases April 28-May 4 Bad Country When Baton Rouge police detective Bud Carter busts contract killer Jesse Weiland, he convinces Jesse to become an informant and rat out the South’s most powerful crime ring. So when the syndicate orders Carter’s death and Weiland’s ID’d as a snitch, the two team up to take down the mob and the crime boss who ordered the hit. Tom Berenger, John Braymer, Patrick Brinker (1:35) 4/29 Same day as theatrical release Black Nativity Based on the play by Langston Hughes, this is the story of a teenage boy sent to live with […]

7 Questions with Susan Lucci

April 25, 2014 Lori Acken

It’s tempting to think that having spent four decades embodying All My Children‘s unforgettable Erica Kane — earning critical acclaim and worldwide fame in the process — Susan Lucci would be content to relax and enjoy the spoils of her success when the show ended in 2011. Instead, the passionate and thoroughly charming actress went right out and landed herself a new role that’s every bit as delicious as Ms. Kane in Genevieve Delatour, the fallen (and funny!) socialite on Marc Cherry’s Devious Maids, now airing its second Season on Lifetime. “When All My Children was no longer on ABC […]

5 Questions With Noah Emmerich Of “The Americans”

April 25, 2014 StayTuned Staff

Under normal circumstances, Noah Emmerich would be playing the hero of FX’s The Americans. His character, Stan Beeman, is a dogged FBI agent in 1980s Washington, D.C., working to capture undercover Soviet spies in our midst. What he doesn’t quite know is that the spies he’s looking for are actually his neighbors, Elizabeth and Philip Jennings (Keri Russell, Matthew Rhys). But since The Americans is told from Elizabeth and Philip’s point of view, Stan incredibly can come off as the villain. Talking about Season 2 of the hit show — which airs Wednesdays on FX — Emmerich says that there will […]

Relative Insanity: These Families Are More Annoying Than Yours

April 25, 2014 Kellie Freeze

Have you ever dreaded spending time with relatives? Are holidays more like torture than a celebration? If so, Lifetime’s new show Relative Insanity, should be on your radar. Friday, April 25, at 10pmET/PT, Relative Insanity challenges real families to work beyond their issues by locking them in a room together while competing for a cash prize of $25,000. In each episode, two families, are each locked in a room with their own ‘loved ones’ for two difficult days. During that time, they’ll attempt to outlast and outfox their neighbors next door and earn the most money through physical challenges, wild […]

Sondra Celli: sparkling gowns and crazy love stories

April 24, 2014 Lori Acken

Even after many years spent designing over-the-top fashions and blinged-out accessories for her vast American gypsy clientele, Boston designer Sondra Celli says she never tires of a good challenge — or runs out of dazzling new ideas. “It is a blast to do work for the show,” Celli says. “It is blast of energy in the midst of all the baby dresses.” Celli says that her synergy with her gypsy clientele is based on a very simple premise: mutual respect paired with mind-blowing creativity. “They make me feel like a movie star,” Celli says. “They treat me so well. I […]