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Dance Moms Season 3 reunion recap: A change is gonna come

September 17, 2013 Lori Acken

So this is it, Dance Moms nation. The last words from the Pitt Crew until Season 4 arrives sometime after the new year. Will you miss me as much as I’ll miss you? Will you miss anyone over the age of 30 that has to do with this show, or are you happy to have the break? And are you ready to brave Hurricane Abby? Because here we go. We start out with JC, Executive Producer Superstar and Abby alone on the stage and a recap of the Leslie/Christi disaster last week in New Orleans. Abby says they succeeded in […]

The New Atlanta’s Alexandra Dilworth: “My mom inspired me to be a trophy wife”

September 17, 2013 Lori Acken

The New Atlanta’s Alexandra Dilworth is a proud new graduate of Georgia State’s psychology program — and equally proud that she aspires to be a traditional wife and mom. Which gets her into a little hot water with her costar Emily Lipman in tonight’s premiere episode. Not that it bothers her a bit. “I’m trying to change everyone’s view of ‘trophy wife,’” Dilworth explains. “I hate that people think that it’s a negative thing and a girl who just wants to sit around and look pretty and shop. Think about what a trophy is. Trophies are meant to be polished […]

Meet Emily Lipman, The New Atlanta’s business-minded beauty

September 17, 2013 Lori Acken

Yes, Emily Lipman is the beautiful blond fireball taking castmate Alexandra Dilworth to task for her “trophy wife” aspirations in the premiere episode of Bravo’s The New Atlanta. But, as viewers will soon discover, Lipman’s drive to succeed and wring the most from every moment of her life more comes from a very personal and emotional place. “I actually graduated with a sports management degree,” explains the owner of Atlanta’s 3-year-old Raw Denim Boutique. “I had a couple friends pass away in [the] Haiti [earthquake], and at that point in time I was working for a sports management company and […]

Tribble Reese: From ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ to ‘The New Atlanta’

September 17, 2013 Lori Acken

If The New Atlanta star Tribble Reese looks familiar, it’s likely that you are either an avid college football fan or a sucker for Sweet Home Alabama, CMT’s countrified take on The Bachelor. A former standout quarterback for Clemson University and Charleston University, Reese [Tribble is his middle name and his mom’s maiden name] spent two seasons looking for love on the popular series, and now focuses his energies on his Atlanta-based event management company, Team America Promotions. It’s his life as a businessman, self described “serial networker,” and big-city kind of guy that Reese is most looking forward to […]

Joshua Malina narrates Scandal Season 3 pre-special

September 17, 2013 Jeff Pfeiffer

In advance of Scandal Season 3 beginning Oct. 3 on ABC, the network will air a Scandal clip special earlier that same evening. Narrated by series costar Joshua Malina (who plays David Rosen), the one-hour special — called Scandal: The Secret is Out — will feature the most buzzed-about moments from the breakout hit. Along with clips from Scandal Season 1 and Season 2, Scandal: The Secret is Out dissects the rumors, lies and affairs, and lets viewers catch up on characters and storylines, with common Twitter hashtag questions — like #WhoIsQuinn?, #WhoShotFitz? and #WhatTheHuck? — being explained for any […]

PBS’ ambitious “Latino Americans” chronicles 500 years of history

September 17, 2013 Jeff Pfeiffer

In the past few years, in the wake of the Latino impact on the 2012 presidential election, and with heated immigration discussions, the effect of the Latino population on America has been put more toward the forefront of people’s consciousness. But as PBS’ new, three-part, six-hour documentary miniseries Latino Americans shows, Latinos have been contributing to and impacting America for much longer. Narrated by Benjamin Bratt, the series looks back at the past 500-plus years to show how, at more than 50 million people, Latinos have risen to become the largest minority group in the United States. Latino Americans airs […]

Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher butt heads in “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”

September 17, 2013 Ryan Berenz

Brooklyn Nine-Nine on FOX: Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher star in this workplace comedy about a hotshot detective (Samberg) who gets a new captain (Braugher) with a lot to prove. Brooklyn Nine-Nine FOX Premieres: Sept. 17 Airs: Tuesdays at 8:30pm ET/PT Who’s In It? Andy Samberg, Andre Braugher, Melissa Fumero, Terry Crews, Joe Lo Truglio What’s It All About? Detective Jake Peralta (Samberg) loves solving crimes. The only puzzle he can’t figure out is how to grow up. Jake is motivated by a bet with his partner, Amy Santiago (Fumero), on who can solve the most cases this year. When […]

We talk with Africa Miranda of Bravo’s The New Atlanta!

September 17, 2013 Lori Acken

As the face of multiple hair-product campaigns, the inspiration for the wig subscription service Wigdazzle, and the creator of the Hairnista Chronicles blog, The New Atlanta’s Africa Miranda could make a tidy living from her enviable locks alone. But Miranda is also a creative force of nature with a sultry voice and a love of stage performing — which means that the Alabama-born stunner is always on the go in her adopted hometown of Atlanta. So when a friend told her about a new unscripted series set in the city and suggested she might be perfect for it, Miranda decided it […]

Discovery special chronicles Costa Concordia salvage operation

September 17, 2013 Jeff Pfeiffer

A 19-hour operation to pull the crippled cruise ship Costa Concordia into an upright position was successfully accomplished early today. This Friday on Discovery Channel, a one-hour premiere special called Inside Raising Concordia will follow this salvage operation of the ship that ran aground off the coast of Italy in January 2012, leaving 32 people dead. The Costa Concordia remains where it capsized, becoming not only an eyesore, but a growing environmental hazard. The salvage operation to rotate the massive ship into an upright position, and eventually remove it from the sea, is the most expensive and daunting salvage operation ever […]

Comedy is a family affair for Beau Bridges: CBS “The Millers” preview

September 17, 2013 Ryan Berenz

Beau Knows Funny: Comedy Is A Family Affair For Beau Bridges. Actor Beau Bridges has comedy in his genes. His father, Lloyd, was a regular in Zucker brothers’ comedies like Airplane! and received an Emmy nomination for guesting as Izzy Mandelbaum on Seinfeld. His brother, Jeff, was “The Dude” of The Big Lebowski fame. Beau played the father of Earl and Randy Hickey in My Name Is Earl, guest-starred as the posthumous patriarch in The Goodwin Games and now takes another shot at the TV dad role in the new CBS sitcom The Millers, premiering Thursday, Oct. 3, at 8:30pm […]