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On Sunday March 16 2025, Hallmark broadcasts When Calls the Heart!

Having Faith Season 12 Episode 11 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “When Calls the Heart,” titled “Having Faith,” promises to be an emotional and heartwarming installment. Set in the charming town of Hope Valley, this episode centers around a serious situation when Little Jack falls ill. Elizabeth and Nathan find themselves working closely together to care for him, showcasing their growing bond and commitment to the community.

As Elizabeth and Nathan navigate the challenges of caring for Little Jack, the tension in the town rises. Meanwhile, Hickam and Mei are on a mission to secure much-needed medicine. Their race against time adds an element of urgency to the storyline, highlighting the importance of teamwork and determination in difficult times.

In a delightful twist, the local children decide to broadcast a baseball game over the radio. This fun and spirited activity aims to...

On Friday March 14 2025, ABC broadcasts GMA3: What You Need to Know!

Season 4 Episode 382 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “GMA3: What You Need to Know” promises to be both informative and inspiring. It will air on ABC and feature several interesting segments that aim to educate and uplift viewers.

One of the highlights of this episode is a report on Master P’s efforts to teach kids about financial literacy. Master P, known for his successful career in music and business, is passionate about helping young people understand money management. This segment will explore his initiatives and how they aim to empower the next generation with important financial skills.

In addition, Caroline Utz, the editorial director of The Spruce, will join the show. She is expected to share valuable insights and tips on home and lifestyle topics. Viewers can look forward to practical advice that they can apply in their daily lives.

The sci-fi thriller Subservience explores the chaotic dangers of artificial intelligence and androids, and it counts on the talents of a well-known cast. Sci-fi, horror, and thriller have found a theme in common in recent years thanks to the rise of AI in different areas – and, of course, filmmakers have seized this topic to tell terrifying stories about the pros and cons of AI. Among them is Subservience, directed by S. K. Dale and written by Will Honley, which takes the audience to a near future where technology has advanced to the point of developing lifelike androids powered by AI.

Subservience focuses on Nick’s family after his wife, Maggie, is hospitalized due to an unspecified (but threatening) heart condition. Unable to manage the household on his own, Nick buys an AI android, which they refer to as “sim”, to help him around the house and with his kids while Maggie is in the hospital.

Beating the Guardian of Faith in Baldur’s Gate 3 is essential if you want to unlock one of the strongest weapons in the game. The enemy is something of a mini-boss that can be encountered and killed in the Rosymorn Monastery, just before entering the Githyanki Crèche at the end of Act 1. The Guardian of Faith is an optional opponent but is connected to the Blood of Lathander in Baldur’s Gate 3, so if you want the Legendary weapon with Radiant powers, you must get past the knight.

At the feet of the Guardian of Faith is the Ceremonial Battleaxe, an item that is needed to solve the first puzzle in the Blood of Lathander quest. This is one of the four weapons that need to be placed on the respective pedestals on the upper floor of the Rosymorn Monastery. Accurately solving the puzzle will eventually grant you the Dawnmaster’s Crest,...

Need to catch up? Check out the previous Outlander recap here.

Claire, may I humbly suggest that you never set foot on a seafaring vessel ever again?

If the vagaries of 18th-century sea travel aren’t tough enough on their own, this week’s Outlander caps a season in which Mrs. James Fraser was pressed into service as a ship’s doctor, was forced to live aboard a boat full of men dying in extremely disgusting fashion, jumped overboard to escape said boat and then wound up on another ship and weathered a seriously scary storm before nearly drowning when...

Following last year’s The Gospel of John comes the second installment in the renowned Gospel film series, The Gospel of Mark, arrived on DVD at Walmart, Digital HD and On Demand March 14 from Lionsgate. Just in time for Easter, the second book of The New Testament comes to life for the first time with a truly unique, word-for-word adaptation that uses the Gospel narrative as its script. Shot on location in Morocco with consultation from expert theologians and biblical scholars and produced by the Lumo Project, the film was given the Dove Faith Friendly Seal for 12+. The Gospel of Mark DVD is packed with behind-the-scenes bonus features and will be available for the suggested retail price of $14.98.

According to The Gospel of Mark, Jesus is a heroic man of action, an exorcist, healer, and miracle worker — the Son of God who keeps his identity secret. This critically acclaimed, epic...

As the world mourns the loss of George Michael, who was found dead on Christmas Day at age of 53, the Grammy winner’s music lives on — including a three-decade career of incomparable live performances.

Here are 10 of the icon’s best:

1. “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” (1984)

Okay, so he may have been lip-syncing. But Wham!’s debut on the UK’s Top of the Pops in 1984 gave the world its first glimpse of the full-throttle passion Michael put into his performances. Dressed in the band’s iconic “Choose Life” T-shirt, the then 21-year-old snapped and danced his way around the stage with glee.

A version of this article originally appeared on EW.com.Taya Kyle, wife of the late United States Navy Seal and American Sniper author Chris Kyle, has joined Fox News as a contributor. Kyle will give commentary on military and family issues on many of Fox News' daytime and primetime shows, the cable news network said in a press release Monday.Since the death of her husband in 2013, Kyle has been active as an advocate for military families and women, Fox News said. She established the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation to honor her late husband and to provide help...

A version of this article originally appeared on EW.com.

Taya Kyle, wife of the late United States Navy Seal and American Sniper author Chris Kyle, has joined Fox News as a contributor.

Kyle will give commentary on military and family issues on many of Fox News' daytime and primetime shows, the cable news network said in a press release Monday.

Since the death of her husband in 2013, Kyle has been active as an advocate for military families and women, Fox News said. She established the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation to honor her late husband and to provide help...

6th Update, Tuesday, 3 Pm: Rentrak Theatrical filed the weekend’s actuals with Warner Bros.’ American Sniper counting a four-week cume through yesterday of $110.4M. Talk about the spoils of war: American Sniper propelled the 2015 box office, in its first 19 days, 3.6% percent over the same frame last year with $667M. It stands to reason that this would be the highest-grossing four-day Mlk weekend of all-time with $248.5M after American Sniper broke a slew of records, read Eastwood’s career-high bow, best three-day opening ever during January and February. Previous Mlk record was 2009 with $231.5M when Sony comedy Paul Blart: Mall Cop zoomed up a four-day bow of $39.2M. American Sniper had the biggest theater average of the four-day weekend with $30,100, followed by Sony Classic’s Still Alice, which chalked up $20,685 PTA or $248K in 12 venues.

The consensus is that American Sniper is going to hold for another two weekends. Wide releases...

Taya Kyle reveals how American Sniper "brought her husband back to life" and why she trusted Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper. Subscribe now to get instant access to the real story behind Chris Kyle, in this issue of People.Taya Kyle misses the way her husband, Navy Seal Chris Kyle, would hold her close or reach for her hand and make her laugh as they were walking in the Texas countryside. "I was madly in love with him and still am," Taya tells People in this week's issue. American Sniper, in which Bradley Cooper plays Chris Kyle, tells the story...

With the last-minute brouhaha over The Interview’s play in an estimated 300+ indie engagements, it would seem that the Christmas Day box office is all about the Sony political comedy and nothing less. While rival studios expressed alarm last week about The Interview’s presence in the market, they’re rather apathetic about its return. Will The Interview cut into other major titles’ showtimes in major markets such as Los Angeles, New York and Dallas? “No, not really. First, people have to figure out that it’s out there,” says one studio chief, while another observed, “The Interview is playing a bunch of little art house and sub-run theaters. If they were in the circuit first run houses it would be a different story.”

Since The Interview fell off tracking, there’s no barometer for insiders to project what it could actually rake up over four-days. And the film’s...

Joss Whedon, lauded king of fandom, purveyor of wisdom and de facto overseer of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, celebrates his 50th birthday on Monday (June 23).

Whedon's always had a knack for taking pre-established characters – whether it's The Avengers or a gang of talking toys or the cast of Speed – and making them just that bit more quippy and emotionally rich and awesome. But it's his original small-screen characters that remain his most beloved.

Below, Digital Spy counts down our top fifteen Whedonverse characters. You can vote for your favourite in the poll below, then take to the comments to rank about all the rankings we got wrong and all the favourites we've inevitably left out.

15. Dr Horrible

Neil Patrick Harris's "aspiring supervillain" is never at any point successfully villainous. He's a more immediately loveable extension of Buffy's Nerd Troika – the perpetually overlooked semi-recluse who can barely string a sentence together around his crush,...

Feature Stefan Mohamed 10 Mar 2014 - 06:00

Stefan tackles criticism of Dollhouse, a brave series he argues is unfairly maligned in Joss Whedon's body of work...

Joss Whedon, it’s fair to say, is not short of fans. Between Buffy, Angel, Firefly, Serenity, Cabin in the Woods, Dr Horrible, and latterly his work with Marvel (not to mention his adaptation of a play by that little-known writer Will Shakesman), he has an enviable back catalogue, and Whedonites (as I promise not to refer to them again after this sentence) rank among the most devoted, rabid and occasionally frightening fans in geekdom. If you want an idea of just how passionate people are about the man’s work, write the phrase “I am a leaf on the wind” in any comment thread below a Whedon-related article, and hang on to something. Said thread may experience some slight turbulence and then explode.

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Birthday shoutouts go to David Gandy (above), who is 34, Beth Ditto is 33, Benicio Del Toro is 47, Smokey Robinson is 74, Justine Bateman is 46, and Seal is 51.

Debra Messing will star in the NBC pilot The Mysteries Of Laura, which “follows the life and relationships of Laura Diamond (Messing), a female homicide detective who can handle murderous criminals — but not her hell-raising twin children.”

Jada Pinkett Smith will star as one of the villains in the upcoming Gotham: “Smith will play Fish Mooney, an imposing, hotheaded and notoriously sadistic gangster boss and nightclub owner with street smarts and almost extra-sensory abilities to read people like an open book who is not one to be crossed.”

For the first time, Bette Midler is going to perform at The Oscars. There’s no word on what she’ll be performing, but she has a few songs that could be used during In Memoriam.

Highlighted by brand new behind-the-scenes looks and interviews with the cast and crew, Hawaii Five-0: The Second Season makes waves on Blu-ray Disc and DVD September 18, from CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Media Distribution. Starring Alex O'Loughlin, Scott Caan, Daniel Dae Kim, Grace Park and Masi Oka, the exciting second season of Hawaii Five-0 arrives just in time for the third season broadcast premiere this fall.

One of the year's top shows, rating #1 in its timeslot*, the five-disc Blu-ray Disc and six-disc DVD sets feature all 23 episodes of the second season and provide fans unprecedented access to the creation of the popular series through hours of bonus features. Special features include "Aloha Action! Take 2" featurette highlighting the show's dramatic stunts; an inside look at the creation of the second season called "Shore Lines: The Story Of Hawaii Five-0, Season 2;" a special interactive "Crime Scene Locator" map that...

Nicole Kidman and her husband, Keith Urban, walked through Sydney's airport today with their young daughters, Faith and Sunday. The foursome was Down Under to celebrate Nicole's 45th birthday, which was Wednesday. Keith and Nicole marked the occasion by having dinner with her parents and checking out a Lady Gaga concert. There's a lot more for the family to celebrate this week - Monday is Nicole and Keith's sixth wedding anniversary! Keith just wrapped up shooting the first season of Australia's edition of The Voice, on which he served as a coach alongside Seal and Joel Madden. Next up for him is a big Summer tour, and tomorrow he has a show in Oshkosh, Wi. Nicole also has big work projects coming down the pipeline. Her next film, The Paperboy, just got a release date and will hit theaters Oct. 5 of this year. View Slideshow ›...

Nicole Kidman and her husband Keith Urban boarded a flight out of Sydney yesterday afternoon with daughters Faith and Sunday. It was the latest adventure for the jet-setting foursome, who were together in the Us just a few weeks ago. All the intercontinental travel allows the family to be together while Keith is busy filming an Australian edition of The Voice. He's one of the mentors on the program, along with Joel Madden, Delta Goodrem, and Seal. They're heading back to America so that Keith can perform at Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards, which will take place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The show will be broadcast Sunday evening at 7 p.m. on CBS. Keith will be on stage along with many of his fellow musical superstars, including Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, and Blake Shelton. View Slideshow ›...

Heidi Klum is finally talking — well, sorta talking — about her split with husband Seal. And she’s doing it in the best way possible: by looking soft and beautiful off the cover of Elle’s April issue (an alternate cover from the Jessica Simpson one). We’ve actually been waiting to hear from her, since we’ve so far just read the (ex) couple’s joint statement and Seal’s take on the marriage breaking up. Heidi’s sort of addressed it, in a general way, but we’re glad she’s opening up a little more. Of the divorce, the supermodel reveals, “I feel like I’m in the eye of the tornado. It’s emotions inside of your body that are a tornado. And then the outside world doing all this craziness — with you wanting it or not wanting it — is another tornado. But as hard as it is,...

HollywoodNews.com: The Dove Foundation announced today winners of the coveted Crystal Dove Seal Award for the best Family Approved movies of 2011 in six categories; Comedy, Drama, Adventure, Animated, Documentary and Limited Theatrical Release.

Movie awards and award shows every spring are ubiquitous. They are bestowed by groups representing virtually every imaginable constituency and ideology.

The Crystal Dove Seal Award is unique in that it is an online ballot available to visitors of The Dove Foundation website, www.dove.org. These people are joined together by one common bond; they love good movies in a variety of genre’, but within the boundaries of good taste and positive values.

“The Dove Foundation has spent the last 22 years informing, empowering, and advocating on behalf of the ‘Faith and Family Audience,’” said Dick Rolfe, Dove co-founder and CEO. “We’ve also offered our advice over the years to many grateful filmmakers working to reach this vast,...

This week, Luck picked up the pace and demonstrated what it’s really good at: depicting the triumphs and the despair of its world, while taking the viewer along for the ride.

Part of what enhances the show’s highs and lows is that horse racing, and the universe of gambling in general, are based on chance. To some extent, everyone in Luck finds this exhilarating and addicting, but they are bound by balance. For every peak there is a valley. Jerry's addiction is a burden; Marcus and Joey's choice to live and breathe the track is almost heart attack-inducing; Ace and Escalante must tightly control their worlds in an attempt to bring order to chaos.

Faith, the belief in a higher power with a plan, is important as we move into the second act of the show (Luck’s first season is only nine episodes). The viewers have had...

The whole Kidman-Urban family stepped out in Sydney yesterday. Nicole carried 1-year-old Faith while Keith held onto Sunday's hand. The foursome recently traveled Down Under, where Keith will appear on the Australian version of The Voice. He'll mentor a group of singers along with other coaches Seal, Joel Madden, and Delta Goodrem in the series, which will air sometime this year. Keith's been the one singing lately, since he hit the stage at the Grand Ole Opry for his first post-throat surgery show earlier this month and had two concerts in Texas over the weekend. He's not the only star to recently recover from the vocal cord procedure since Adele made her own return performance at last night's Grammys. View Slideshow ›...

Just kidding about the second thing. And yet it seems that as far as Joss Whedon is concerned, writing and directing the massive comic book tentpole blockbuster The Avengers; writing and overseeing the Buffy Season 9 and Angel & Faith comics for Dark Horse; readying the long-in-limbo The Cabin in the Woods (which he co-wrote and produced) for an April 13, 2012 release by Lionsgate; and developing a post-apocalyptic web series with Warren Ellis is just not busy enough. Earlier today, actor Nathan Fillion, among others, tweeted out a link to muchadothemovie.com, announcing that Whedon had finished principal photography on a film presumably...

First off, I have to tell you that this page may load slow. We're making an awful lot of calls to the Amazon Api here, and that's bound to monkey with things. If you have no idea what that means... it's shiny. Please note also that, for the same reason, you may find, depending on traffic, that not all of the Amazon details will load properly. I apologize for that, it's just the nature of the beast, and the fact that the Api wasn't really meant for such things. If you refresh, it will probably fix.

You may have heard me mention this giveaway quite a while ago, and it's taken me a long time to figure out what sort of format to put things in, and I kept added things. Eventually it became too much to really give any kind of run down on the items, so I decided...

Check out this fun gallery of some hands-on celebrity parents and their adorable kids!

The Stars and their Kids!Tobey Maguire, Jennifer Meyer, Ruby and Otis

The happy family of four, Tobey, Jennifer and their kids Ruby and Otis spent the day shopping in L.A.

Jennifer Lopez and Emme

Jennifer Lopez carried her 3-year-old Emme at the park in Paris. The singer was in town promoting her latest album, "Love?"

Jordan Bratman and Max

Christina Aguilera's ex-husband, Jordan Bratman and their son, Max, ate gelato together in L.A.

Pete Wentz and Bronx Mowgli

Pete Wentz spent the day with his son, Bronx, in Sherman Oaks, Calif. Pete stopped by for an ice-coffee before heading to the park for a play date.

Nicolas Cage and Kal-El

Nicolas Cage, his wife Alice, and their son Kal-El (named after Superman's birth name) arrived to Denmark together.

Nicole Kidman, Faith and...

Check out "Extra's" fun gallery of some hands-on celebrity parents and their adorable kids!

The Stars and their Kids!Tobey Maguire, Jennifer Meyer, Ruby and Otis

The happy family of four, Tobey, Jennifer and their kids Ruby and Otis spent the day shopping in L.A.

Jennifer Lopez and Emme

Jennifer Lopez carried her 3-year-old Emme at the park in Paris. The singer was in town promoting her latest album, "Love?"

Jordan Bratman and Max

Christina Aguilera's ex-husband,...

New details on the demise of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony's marriage continue to surface, with the latest report saying the singer/actress wanted to leave two years ago when she found out Anthony had an affair with a flight attendant, reports Us Weekly.

A source told the mag that Anthony, 42, hooked up with a flight attendant he met aboard a private plane in 2009, saying, "Marc and Jennifer almost split up over it."

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Ending their seven-year marriage was a decision that came "after months of non-stop arguing," a source close to Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony revealed to People. The bickering was sparked by issues on a movie set, jealousy on the "American Idol" stage, and Lopez's suspicion of Marc's infidelity.

An insider close to Anthony says the cheating accusations are not true, and believes the 42-year-old singer always supported his wife's career. "They started to see things differently,...

San Diego — Jazz saxophonist James Moody is best known for his 1949 "Moody's Mood for Love," but when he recorded the hit that eventually was elected into the Grammy Awards' Hall of Fame, he said, he was just "trying to find the right notes."

"People later said to me: 'You must have been very inspired when you recorded that.' And I said: 'Yeah I was inspired to find the right notes!'" Moody told the San Diego Union-Tribune in February.

The song later was recorded by Aretha Franklin, Van Morrison, Amy Winehouse and others. Longtime fan and confidante Bill Cosby called it a "national anthem."

Moody, who recorded more than 50 solo albums as well as songs with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie and B.B. King, died Thursday at San Diego Hospice after a 10-month battle with pancreatic cancer, his wife said. He was 85.

"James Moody had a sound, an imagination...

By Eric D. Snider (reprint from 3/17/10 -- SXSW Film Festival)

There isn't much competition in this category, admittedly, but MacGruber is the funniest Saturday Night Live-based film since Wayne's World. We'd have breathed a sigh of relief if it were merely not awful. The fact that it's actually pretty good, a gleefully silly action parody that doesn't run out of steam before it's over, is just icing on the cake.

The recurring SNL sketch it's based on is a spoof of the 1980s TV series MacGyver, famous for its resourceful, duct-tape-wielding protagonist. MacGruber, played by Will Forte, is ostensibly just like MacGyver, with the joke being that he's actually dangerously inept. (Each sketch ends with him and his crew being blown up.) The movie version, written by Forte and SNL writers John Solomon and Jorma Taccone (Taccone also directed), expands MacGruber's character to include several more traits: cowardly,...

Chicago – This 22-image slideshow features all the official press images for Rogue Pictures’ “MacGruber” starring Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, Ryan Phillippe, Powers Boothe, Maya Rudolph, and Val Kilmer. It was written by Forte & John Solomon & Jorma Taccone and directed by Taccone. It will open on May 21st, 2010.

Official Synopsis:

Only one American hero has earned the rank of Green Beret, Navy Seal and Army Ranger. Just one operative has been awarded 16 purple hearts, 3 Congressional Medals of Honor and 7 presidential medals of bravery. And only one guy is man enough to still sport a mullet. In 2010, Will Forte brings Saturday Night Live’s clueless soldier of fortune to the big screen in the action comedy MacGruber.

In the 10 years since his fiancée was killed, special op MacGruber has sworn off a life of fighting crime with his bare hands. But when he learns that his country needs him to find a...

There isn't much competition in this category, admittedly, but MacGruber is the funniest Saturday Night Live-based film since Wayne's World. We'd have breathed a sigh of relief if it were merely not awful. The fact that it's actually pretty good, a gleefully silly action parody that doesn't run out of steam before it's over, is just icing on the cake.

The recurring SNL sketch it's based on is a spoof of the 1980s TV series MacGyver, famous for its resourceful, duct-tape-wielding protagonist. MacGruber, played by Will Forte, is ostensibly just like MacGyver, with the joke being that he's actually dangerously inept. (Each sketch ends with him and his crew being blown up.) The movie version, written by Forte and SNL writers John Solomon and Jorma Taccone (Taccone also directed), expands MacGruber's character to include several more traits: cowardly, petty, vain, homophobic, delusional, immature, and maybe sociopathic. Like many...

DVD Playhouse—December 2009

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Allen Gardner

Public Enemies (Universal) Johnny Depp portrays legendary Depression-era bank robber John Dillinger in co- writer/director Michael Mann’s take on America’s first “Public Enemy Number One.” Like many big studio releases today, Public Enemies has it all: A-list talent before and behind the camera, but lacks a heart or soul that allows its audience to connect with it. Film plays out like a “true crime” TV show with re-enactments of famous events cast with top actors and shot by the best technicians in the business, with little, if any, character or story development to hold it together in between. A real disappointment from one of our finest filmmakers and finest actors. The lone standout: the great character actor Stephen Lang as a hard-eyed lawman who’s seen a lot, but manages to retain a tiny piece of his heart. For a better take on the same subject,...

That sound you hear outside is a geek nation's head exploding. Why? Because Apollo and Faith just totally had the sex! Well, okay, not really. But the Dollhouse season premiere did have Battlestar Galactica alum Jamie Bamber playing a super-smooth arms merchant who gets married to Eliza Dushku's Echo, so there was some inter-nerdverse smooching going on. As for the premiere itself, I'm kinda of two minds about it. There were moments full of Joss Whedon awesomeness -- those beats of quirky hilarity, emotional devastation, happy fightness that we've come to know and love over the years. But it...

Labor Day weekend is coming up, and it's a holiday that marks the end of the summer movie season along with summer itself. All the kids are heading back to the classroom for another dreaded year of school and (for those in L.A. like myself) the weather starts to cool... hopefully. While fall usually isn't seen as a cinematic hotbed, with the blockbuster summer season over, there are still plenty of quality films to check out at the box office. This year we have Megan Fox's possessed body, a sensational animated film and a new zombie adventure. There's a lot more that I'm looking forward to this fall, so here is a comphrehensive look at what you can expect from this fall movie season.

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Starring: Gerard Butler, Kyra Sedgwick, Michael C. Hall, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, John Leguizamo, Amber Valletta, Terry Crews, Logan Lerman,...

Our love for Dollhouse and all-things Whedon has no bounds. We’re big fans of pretty much everything Joss does and followed along through all the trails and tribulations during the Buffy and Angel years, with Firefly and Serenity and now with his latest TV project Dollhouse.

The show has had its ups and downs and it looked for a while that it would not be coming back for a second season at all. Fortunately, it was renewed, although a bit changed from its first season. We’ve spoken to Jane Espenson about the changes for season 2, featured an interview with the man himself and series star Eliza Dushku and now, via the folks at Access Hollywood, we’ve got another video here for you today showcasing more with Eliza about what fans can expect from season 2 of Dollhouse.

In typical cryptic fashion she doesn’t reveal too much more...

Despite being mostly tight-lipped when it came to revealing many of the story developments of the second season of Dollhouse, Joss Whedon did hint at it having "a couple of other faces you recognize." As time wore on though, so did his penchant for secrecy. Whedon dropped two names: Alexis Denisof and Summer Glau. Now, any Buffy and Angel fans can attest to the greatness of Alexis Denisof, who played the bumbling "watcher" Wesley who was originally sent to look after Faith (played by Eliza Dushku). Whedon fans will surely enjoy that bit of TV synergy, but Summer Glau is naturally the real draw here. Whedon made sure to clarify that, at this point, Glau is still a "maybe". They're still working out the details, but if everything goes as planned, she will indeed be on the show. I'm curious to see what part she ends up playing, because there's...

• While what else did you expect? It’s a diner party where the guests drink (sometimes get drunk) and make their speeches a tad to long (Beatty), it’s a predictable awards show where newbies make insignificant victory speeches and where acting vets have at least one great line to deliver. It’s a moment where I get to know more about what’s going on in T.V land, and a moment when I ponder whether I should ever give a mini-series a chance. Kudos go to the Hfp for picking Borat for best comedy actor (I didn’t think they had the ‘balls’) – but the real question is Dreamgirls for real? Despite picking up 3 awards, I have yet to see it, and probably won’t but will it be a contender during the bigger party next month. We’ll see how the noms turn out next week.

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