Friday, 27 May 2011
Monday, 23 May 2011
An article from AfterElton... Presenting the 2011 AfterElton Hot 100... The World's Hottest Men as Chosen By Our Readers
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Well folks, there you have the AfterElton.coom Hot 100 for 2011. If you want a text-only version for easy reference...
Well folks, there you have the AfterElton.coom Hot 100 for 2011. If you want a text-only version for easy reference...
Friday, 20 May 2011
Thursday, 19 May 2011
OK to be Takei!
George Takei takes on the Tennessee Legislature and its "Don't Say Gay" bill.
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Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Monday, 16 May 2011
The British Soap Awards
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British Soap Awards
Aaron Livesy Danny Miller took the accolade for Best Actor.
The Special Achievement Award went to late Emmerdale producer Gavin Blyth who passed away last year.
Thank you to all our very valued viewers - Emmerdale appreciates your brilliant support!
Check out our gallery above and our video here, where you can see some of our stars looking amazing on the red carpet, and don't miss the chance to see more of them on TV in the British Soap Awards on Wednesday, 18 May at 8pm on ITV1!
British Soap Awards
The Special Achievement Award went to late Emmerdale producer Gavin Blyth who passed away last year.
Thank you to all our very valued viewers - Emmerdale appreciates your brilliant support!
Check out our gallery above and our video here, where you can see some of our stars looking amazing on the red carpet, and don't miss the chance to see more of them on TV in the British Soap Awards on Wednesday, 18 May at 8pm on ITV1!
Friday, 13 May 2011
An article from EW.com
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Ryan Cartwright on Vincent Nigel Murray's [SPOILER] last night on 'Bones' -- EXCLUSIVE
by Sandra Gonzalez
SPOILERS AHEAD: Ryan Cartwright was in Toronto when he called EW, almost 16 hours after his character Vincent Nigel Murray took a bullet intended for Booth on Bones. And he was quite cheery for a man who’d just died.
He has every reason to be, though. Not only did his character manage to capture the hearts of fans in just a few spotty episodes, but his Syfy channel pilot, Alphas, ensures that Cartwright (pictured, right) has a place to call home post-Bones. Not to mention, he gets the satisfaction of possibly being the man who is responsible for finally getting Booth and Brennan together. In our exclusive chat, we cover this and more with our dearly departed squintern.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: So last night, you had me bawling. I was inconsolable.
RYAN CARTWRIGHT: [Laughs] That’s great. Or, wait, I’m sorry, I guess.
Don’t be! It was great. Have you seen the episode yet?
No, I’m going to watch it tonight. But I saw my death scene because I had to go in and do some ADR [i.e. dialogue replacement], which was weird. I had to go in and do my terminal breath and record my final gasps. It’s a weird thing to go do on a Sunday afternoon. But I have yet to see the full episode.
When you were on scene filming it, what was the environment among the cast?
It was just miserable. It was what you’d think. And it was so well written, it would have been easier if I was shot and died straight away. But to have to do a death bed scene where you’re begging to stay alive — it’s a bit uncomfortable. I think the rest of the cast and crew were happy to get off the train and get back to the giggles.
But I can’t imagine there weren’t some real tears on set during that.
I think there were a couple of lip-quiverings. And the editor came up to me the next day and gave me a hug because she said she’d been crying all day piecing it together.
In terms of Vincent himself, he was such a randomly beloved character. When you first came on as him, did you ever anticipate the squinterns getting a following?
Oh, no. Not at all. Originally, he was in one episode, and I was like, “Oh, that’s a great character.” And since it’s been a fantastic little Christmas gift every time he came back. I had no idea that it would blow up the way it did. It’s been fantastic for me.
Well, speaking of Vincent’s rotating schedule, a few fans noticed that he’d been on for a few episodes, and then he made his “peace” with the confessions. So some saw it coming, I think. Were you expecting it?
Something had been mentioned in passing. And people had said one of the squinterns were going to go. So I felt it in the wind.
Well, if you were going to die, at least you died for a reason. You could be the reason Brennan and Booth finally got together!
[Laughs] Yeah, however I can help. If that’s what it takes.
Do you know whether or not they went through with it?
Oh, no! I only get the scripts of my episode.
So you’re on the ride with the rest of us.
Yeah, I’m with the rest of you.
So in sum, how would you characterize your time on the show?
It’s kind of summed up on the blooper reels. It’s a lot of laughs. Everyone there loves doing the show. It’s a lot of giggles.
Favorite Vincent scene?
Oh, I saw the one the other day where I was confessing to Emily that I had told people we were in a relationship. That made me giggle. And any scene I had with John Francis Daly, because we sat there giggling like little school boys all day.
So I know you’re working on a show now for Syfy, Alphas. What can you tell me about it and about your character?
It’s going to be a real treat for Syfy fans. And hopefully some Nigel Murray fans will have a look, too. I play a guy called Gary Bell who’s an American and he’s a functioning autistic fella. And he has the ability to see any electromagnetic wavelengths, so he can read what’s on your cellphone, tell where people are, look through security cameras, and whatnot. It’s basically a group of us, the Alphas, who have these special abilities beyond the edges. And this [character] Doctor Rosen [played by David Strathairn] and us are a therapy group. And what’s happening now is that the government is having to use us to track down other Alphas. And some people with these abilities are the bad guys. We have to help track them down.
That sounds much more action-packed that Nigel Murray is accustomed to. Do you get to do fighting and stunts?
Yeah. I was just biting a guy’s neck the other day. And my bony, British body is covered in bruises. There’s quite a bit of action.
Well, we can’t wait to see it. But we are going to miss you.
There’s always re-runs.
Ryan Cartwright on Vincent Nigel Murray's [SPOILER] last night on 'Bones' -- EXCLUSIVE
by Sandra Gonzalez
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| Image Credit: Michael Becker/FOX |
He has every reason to be, though. Not only did his character manage to capture the hearts of fans in just a few spotty episodes, but his Syfy channel pilot, Alphas, ensures that Cartwright (pictured, right) has a place to call home post-Bones. Not to mention, he gets the satisfaction of possibly being the man who is responsible for finally getting Booth and Brennan together. In our exclusive chat, we cover this and more with our dearly departed squintern.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: So last night, you had me bawling. I was inconsolable.
RYAN CARTWRIGHT: [Laughs] That’s great. Or, wait, I’m sorry, I guess.
Don’t be! It was great. Have you seen the episode yet?
No, I’m going to watch it tonight. But I saw my death scene because I had to go in and do some ADR [i.e. dialogue replacement], which was weird. I had to go in and do my terminal breath and record my final gasps. It’s a weird thing to go do on a Sunday afternoon. But I have yet to see the full episode.
When you were on scene filming it, what was the environment among the cast?
It was just miserable. It was what you’d think. And it was so well written, it would have been easier if I was shot and died straight away. But to have to do a death bed scene where you’re begging to stay alive — it’s a bit uncomfortable. I think the rest of the cast and crew were happy to get off the train and get back to the giggles.
But I can’t imagine there weren’t some real tears on set during that.
I think there were a couple of lip-quiverings. And the editor came up to me the next day and gave me a hug because she said she’d been crying all day piecing it together.
In terms of Vincent himself, he was such a randomly beloved character. When you first came on as him, did you ever anticipate the squinterns getting a following?
Oh, no. Not at all. Originally, he was in one episode, and I was like, “Oh, that’s a great character.” And since it’s been a fantastic little Christmas gift every time he came back. I had no idea that it would blow up the way it did. It’s been fantastic for me.
Well, speaking of Vincent’s rotating schedule, a few fans noticed that he’d been on for a few episodes, and then he made his “peace” with the confessions. So some saw it coming, I think. Were you expecting it?
Something had been mentioned in passing. And people had said one of the squinterns were going to go. So I felt it in the wind.
Well, if you were going to die, at least you died for a reason. You could be the reason Brennan and Booth finally got together!
[Laughs] Yeah, however I can help. If that’s what it takes.
Do you know whether or not they went through with it?
Oh, no! I only get the scripts of my episode.
So you’re on the ride with the rest of us.
Yeah, I’m with the rest of you.
So in sum, how would you characterize your time on the show?
It’s kind of summed up on the blooper reels. It’s a lot of laughs. Everyone there loves doing the show. It’s a lot of giggles.
Favorite Vincent scene?
Oh, I saw the one the other day where I was confessing to Emily that I had told people we were in a relationship. That made me giggle. And any scene I had with John Francis Daly, because we sat there giggling like little school boys all day.
So I know you’re working on a show now for Syfy, Alphas. What can you tell me about it and about your character?
It’s going to be a real treat for Syfy fans. And hopefully some Nigel Murray fans will have a look, too. I play a guy called Gary Bell who’s an American and he’s a functioning autistic fella. And he has the ability to see any electromagnetic wavelengths, so he can read what’s on your cellphone, tell where people are, look through security cameras, and whatnot. It’s basically a group of us, the Alphas, who have these special abilities beyond the edges. And this [character] Doctor Rosen [played by David Strathairn] and us are a therapy group. And what’s happening now is that the government is having to use us to track down other Alphas. And some people with these abilities are the bad guys. We have to help track them down.
That sounds much more action-packed that Nigel Murray is accustomed to. Do you get to do fighting and stunts?
Yeah. I was just biting a guy’s neck the other day. And my bony, British body is covered in bruises. There’s quite a bit of action.
Well, we can’t wait to see it. But we are going to miss you.
There’s always re-runs.
Thursday, 12 May 2011
True Blood returns on June 26th
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New! True! Blood! Footage!
May 12, 2011 ι Jarett Wieselman
Earlier this week a very good-looking promo for the new season of "True Blood" bowed online, but it didn't feature on millisecond of new footage, so I passed on posting. But today (via) 31 full seconds of brand spankin' new footage debuted online and the wait, was undoubtedly, worth it.
And I'm not just saying that because Alcide's six-pack is on glorious display. Also because we get hints of plotlines, character's altered relationships and a glimpse at Bill (seemingly circa 1980) that makes me think we're about to see some seriously bad vampire hair.
New! True! Blood! Footage!
May 12, 2011 ι Jarett Wieselman
Earlier this week a very good-looking promo for the new season of "True Blood" bowed online, but it didn't feature on millisecond of new footage, so I passed on posting. But today (via) 31 full seconds of brand spankin' new footage debuted online and the wait, was undoubtedly, worth it.
And I'm not just saying that because Alcide's six-pack is on glorious display. Also because we get hints of plotlines, character's altered relationships and a glimpse at Bill (seemingly circa 1980) that makes me think we're about to see some seriously bad vampire hair.
"True Blood" returns June 26 at 9pm on HBO
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
The Normal Heart
Anthony Rapp, Matthew Bomer and More Show Some Love for The Normal Heart
Celebs visit The Normal Heart the weekend of April 29-May 1, 2012.
It was a busy weekend on the receiving line at The Normal Heart, as stars of all stripes came out to the Golden Theatre support the emotional play’s Broadway debut. The lineup of guests included stage vets like Anthony Rapp and Valerie Harper, along with television star Matthew Bomer (White Collar) and cultural icon Dr. Ruth Westheimer. The famous faces took in Larry Kramer's landmark play, then stopped backstage to say hello to the starry cast. Click on below to check out these picture-perfect meet-and-greets.
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