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March 03, 2010

 

  Corner Gas Stars Out From Behind Butt

(February 28, 2010) Those of us who have, comedically speaking, been running on fumes for almost a year will be relieved to hear that the pumps at Corner Gas are back up and running. Sort of. At least, the key personnel who fuelled the late, lamented CTV sitcom are back, most significantly its star and writer/creator, Brent Butt, in support of his top-billed actress wife, Nancy Robertson, in their newly minted mutual vehicle, Hiccups.
    Source: www.thestar.com - Rob Salem
  Marie Osmond Devastated Following Death Of Son, 18

(February 28, 2010) LOS ANGELES–Marie Osmond confirmed Saturday that her 18-year-old son, Michael Blosil, is dead. The entertainer said in a statement that her family is devastated by the "tragic loss." She did not provide details on the death. However, the TV show Entertainment Tonight reported on its website that Blosil jumped to his death Friday night from a downtown Los Angeles apartment building.
    Source: www.thestar.com
  'It Has To Be The Most Authentic Cop Series Going’

(March 1, 2010) It’s hard to think of a new Canadian TV series that has generated as much preliminary buzz as CTV’s The Bridge. Billed as a hard-hitting take on life inside a major urban police force, it comes with an impressive creative pedigree, including lead actor Aaron Douglas (Battlestar Galactica), five-time Gemini Award-winning writer Alan Di Fiore (Da Vinci’s Inquest) and producer Laszlo Barna.
    Source:  www.globeandmail.com - Michael Posner
  The Marriage Ref Is Seinfeld All Grown Up

(March 2, 2010) Los Angeles — In some ways, the inspiration behind The Marriage Ref sounds like a Seinfeld episode. Consider the plotline: Newlywed couple invites a friend over for dinner. Everything is civilized until the couple revisits a disagreement, which turns into a spat, which turns into a full-tilt argument. The friend naturally feels uncomfortable and tries to leave. Husband insists the friend stay, hear both sides, and declare a winner and loser. The wife and friend exchange puzzled expressions.
    Source:  www.globeandmail.com - Andrew Ryan
  Jay Leno Returns To Tonight Show

(March 3, 2010) What a difference a time slot makes. Jay Leno made a triumphant return to 11:35 on Monday night, reclaiming his Tonight Show throne after a brief abdication to Conan O'Brien. I have never been a big Leno fan – at least, not of his hosting skills. He is one of the great stand-up comics of all time and, recent bad press notwithstanding, is still apparently the same easygoing (perhaps too easygoing), car-crazy Average Guy his fans adore.
    Source:  www.thestar.com - Rob Salem
  Kindred the Family Soul Announce Six is It! — A Web-based Reality Series

(March 2, 2010) *Aja & Fatin Dantzler, known to music fans as
Kindred the Family Soul, officially announced today the arrival of their sixth child and the launch of their web-based reality series Six is It!  
    Source:  www.eurweb.com
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