Q: What can you tell us about Kevin Tighe today?
I can say that, after a low-key couple of years, the former "Emergency!" star's life is about to get a little more ... complicated.
He's booked for a supporting role in the upcoming USA series "Complications," the newest offering from Matt Nix, who created the network's biggest in-house hit, "Burn Notice." Needless to say, then, expectations are high.
That makes the waiting even harder, as USA has refused so far to announce a premiere date as of press time.
The Strain, on FX
In this new episode, the four survivors begin to experience strange symptoms. Nora (Mía Maestro) and Eph (Corey Stoll) attempt to quarantine them, but a disinformation campaign creates roadblocks for them at every turn.
Bean there, done that: Sean Bean's 'legend' lives on in a new drama from TNT
Sean Bean stars in “Legends”
Bean there, done that: It looks like Sean Bean is alive and well once again.
The actor -- who is perhaps infamously known for playing characters who die frequently -- has made a bit of a legendary comeback in a new drama series entitled "Legends," premiering Wednesday, Aug. 13, on TNT.
Cast the first scone: 'Food Fighters' mixes cooking competition with game-show fun
Adam Richman as seen in “Food Fighters”
When it comes to cooking, a chef's signature recipe is as unique as a fingerprint. They know how to put it together just right to make it the perfect culinary masterpiece and something that is unrivaled by most.
Laughs for the week July 20-26, 2014
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Jimmy Fallon
Last night was another episode of the Bachelorette, America’s favourite show. And this time, Andi and the guys went on a group date to a mime school in France, marking the first time a group of mimes were like, "Damn, these people are annoying!”
New Releases for the week of July 20-26
Transcendence
Dr. Will Caster (Depp), a leading researcher in artificial intelligence, has spent his life working towards developing an observant machine that possesses a collective intelligence as well as a full range of human emotions. When he is gravely injured in an attack by a group of anti-technology extremists, he agrees to download his own mind into a computer, becoming a part of the technology he developed. As his thirst for knowledge and power increases, his wife (Hall) and best friend (Bettany) begin to suspect they may have created a monster.
Director: Wally Pfister. Stars: Johnny Depp, Paul Bettany, Rebecca Hall, Kate Mara, Cillian Murphy, Clifton Collins Jr., Morgan Freeman. 2014. 119 min. Sci-fi.
Cesar Chavez
This biographical film tells the story of Cesar Chavez (Peña), an American labor leader and civil-rights activist who cofounded the United Farm Workers. Due to the horrific working conditions, violence and racism temporary workers from Mexico had to endure, Chavez led 50,000 braceros to rise up against the large industrial farm owners and form an unforgettable union that would change their lives forever.
Director: Diego Luna. Stars: Michael Peña, John Malkovich, America Ferrera, Rosario Dawson, Wes Bentley. 2014. 102 min. Biography.
Dom Hemingway
Dom Hemingway (Law) is a notorious safe-cracker who has spent 12 years in prison for refusing to rat out his boss, Ivan Fontaine (Bichir). After his release, Dom seeks payment for keeping his mouth shut, only to be repeatedly struck with misfortune. In order to collect what he’s owed, he hits the streets once again to finally regain his luck.
Director: Richard Shepard. Stars: Jude Law, Richard E. Grant, Demian Bichir, Emilia Clarke, Luca Franzoni, Richard Graham, Nick Raggett, Simeon Moore. 2013. 93 min. Drama.
Sabotage
During a cartel drug raid, a member of an elite DEA team is killed, leaving the rest of the task force to seek revenge by stealing $10 million from the drug lords. Although the team believes their tracks are covered, they soon find their members being murdered one by one in gruesome and terrifying ways.
Director: David Ayer. Stars: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sam Worthington, Olivia Williams, Terrence Howard, Joe Manganiello, Josh Holloway, Mireille Enos. 2014. 109 min. Crime.
Recaps for the week of July 14 - 18
Sharon Case and Joshua Morrow star in “The Young and the Restless”
The Bold and the Beautiful
Wyatt is completely stunned when he receives a generous gift that was willed to him by an old friend. Deacon is impressed by how determined Wyatt is to win Hope back and how he plans to use his gift to his advantage. Later, Wyatt is grateful to have his job back at Forrester Creations, but he struggles with having to see Hope back with Liam. Meanwhile, Ivy is offered a position that was vacated by a disgraced former employee. Oliver has a difficult time explaining himself to Aly as he describes the contents of Maya's recording. Later, Maya gets an earful from Carter about how she is disrespecting their relationship. Justin and Bill start to worry as Ridge begins to put the pieces together about the events that led to his fall from the helicopter. Brooke promises Bill that they will get married as soon as she is certain Ridge's condition has completely improved. Ridge makes a big revelation about what happened the day of his accident, and Brooke is torn as to who to believe when Bill denies any involvement.
Days of Our Lives
Theresa and John have a blowout over Brady and their altercation ends in violence. Theresa scrambles to keep her lies from coming out, while Brady worries that he may have killed his father. Later, Marlena is horrified to learn of John's condition, while Brady receives unfortunate news about his father from Daniel. Despite Eric urging her against it, Sami makes plans for revenge and makes another move to destroy Abigail. Ben asks Abigail if she is still in love with EJ. Meanwhile, Hope and Aiden experience an unexpected romantic moment together. Jordan's worst nightmare comes to life when she comes face to face with Clyde. Will receives an assignment that could put him at odds with his loved ones. Eric and Nicole have a tense moment when he asks her for a favor.
General Hospital
Sonny is furious with Carly when he finds out that Franco almost spilled the beans about their AJ secret, and he threatens Franco to keep him quiet. Lucas tries to explain the trepidations of his love life to Julian and later runs into Brad and Felix. The Quartermaine family is hopeful about a potential cure for Alice until Obrecht dashes their spirits. Later, Tracy promises to do everything she can to save Alice's life, but there are strings attached. Meanwhile, Anna lends an ear to Patrick and urges him to fight for his marriage. Nina sets her plan in motion to drive a wedge between Sam and Silas.
The Young and the Restless
Summer worries that no one will take her relationship with Austin seriously. Austin asks Nick to support his relationship with Summer, while Kelly also encourages Jack to be supportive. Later, Jack realizes that it's been a full year since he discovered that Summer is really his daughter. Michael informs Dylan that he's being called as a witness for Ian in his suit against Nikki. Ian has no interest in settling and tells Nikki he'll see her in court after he taunts her so much that she loses it on him and must be restrained. Things heat up between Devon and Hilary while they are in the GCAC laundry room together, and she asks him not to leave town. Victor looks into the latest studies on coma patients when he finds out from Jack that there's been no change in Phyllis' condition. Traci returns to Genoa City and makes plans with Abby for an Abbott family dinner.
Bet On Your Baby, on ABC
See how well these parents can predict their tot's next move in this new episode. Five families with children between the ages of two and three-and-a-half years old compete for money that will go towards the child's college fund in this cute game show, now in its second season.
Q: I was really impressed with the guy who played Khal Drogo on the first season of "Game of Thrones." What's he doing now?
Jason Momoa's star has been consistently rising in recent years.
He had a somewhat inauspicious introduction as a regular in the last two seasons of the increasingly laughable drama "Baywatch" from 1999 to 2001. Things heated up for him about 10 years later, though, with his role on "Game of Thrones," the most talked-about series on TV, as well as the lead in the high-profile "Conan the Barbarian" reboot (2011).
One season, one crime: TNT keeps audiences guessing with 'Murder in the First'
Kathleen Robertson and Taye Diggs star in “Murder in the First”
Crime intrigues audiences like nothing else on television. The wildly successful "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and its various spinoffs catapulted the genre into a new era of popularity that has yet to subside.