The Pope (Jeremy Irons) has a guilty conscience as evident through his nightmares about Lucrezia (Holliday Grainger). As he pulls his daughter’s pale lifeless body from the shallow pool within the Vatican walls, he asks, “Will God ever forgive me?” It’s Lucrezia’s answer that haunts him, “God may forgive you father, but I never will.”
Apr 23 2011
A Conversation with Dick Wolf and Vincent D’Onofrio of USA’s Law & Order: Criminal Intent
“The reason that I love cop shows, very simple, it’s I’m essentially at core a writer and the form of writing that I’ve been doing for 35 years is dramatic screen writing of one sort or another. And the bottom line is that drama works best when the stakes are highest and cop shows, the stakes are oftentimes literally life and death.” – Dick Wolf
Apr 22 2011
Jeremy Renner to Star in Universal’s “The Bourne Legacy”
Jeremy Renner may be one of the busiest men in Hollywood these days – with roles in “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol,” in post-production for a December release; “Thor,” which has a release date of May 6, 2011; “The Avengers,” in pre-production to be released May 2012; “Hansel and Gretel:Witch Hunters,” currently filming for a March 2012 release; and “Better Living Through Chemistry,” in pre-production for a 2013 release – but he’s not that busy that he’d turn down the offer to star in screenwriter/director Tony Gilroy’s The Bourne Legacy.
Apr 22 2011
Review: Bones, Season 6, Ep 19 “The Finder”
Apr 20 2011
Lady Gaga Debuts Her First Solo Concert on HBO, May 7
For those who haven’t had the privilege of watching Lady Gaga perform live, and for those lucky enough to have HBO, you are in for a real treat. Five-time Emmy® award winner Lady Gaga headlines her first ever solo HBO concert when “Lady Gaga Presents the Monster Ball Tour: At Madison Square Garden” debuts Saturday, May 7th from 9-11:00 pm ET/PT.
Apr 20 2011
Review – Raising Hope, Season 1, Episode 19 “Cheaters”
Rating: Hiatus ends, and we get this? Hit the snooze button, folks, you didn’t miss a thing. Jimmy (Lucas Neff) has been crushing on his coworker Sabrina (Shannon Woodward) since the start of the season. I can’t figure out why this is; she is the least interesting character on this show. In “Cheaters,” Sabrina is …
Apr 19 2011
Review: The Borgias, Season 1, Ep 104 “Lucrezia’s Wedding”
Despite the title “Lucrezia’s Wedding” it is not solely about Lucrezia’s upcoming nuptials to the grim Giovani Sforza (Ronan Vibert). Her marriage is a key political move orchestrated by her father, Pope Alexander VI (Jeremy Irons). Lucrezia is only 14 years old. She is inexperienced in so many things, it breaks my heart to see her so wide-eyed and naïve as to how things will be in her new marriage.
Apr 19 2011
HBO Renews “Game of Thrones” for a Second Season
I find it interesting that some networks renew some shows after only one episode, while others, wildly popular with fans (think Chuck, among others), languish til the very last minute waiting for the all-important call telling them their show has been renewed. How happy everyone involved in “Game of Thrones” must be to have learned the show has been granted a second season already.
Apr 17 2011
Review: Camelot, Season 1, Ep 104 “Lady of The Lake”
I am beginning to fall in love with this version of Camelot! It’s not the like the stories I’d heard growing up about King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Starz has created a truly grown-up version and I am relishing in its tenacious grip. It evokes a sense of darkness and coveting I’ve never experienced in any other retelling of the tale.
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