By Jamie Ruby

Jane Seymour is probably most known for her starring role in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, but she has many credits to her name. The actress appeared in multiple films, series such as the original Battlestar Galactica, Smallville, and more recently, Castle and Franklin & Bash.

Recently Seymour guest starred on the series Ben and Kate as B.J.'s mother. She talked to the digital media about the role.

By Jamie Ruby

The supernatural series Being Human recently returned to Syfy with a bang. The series was turned upside-down when fans learned that 15 months after last season's events, Josh (Sam Huntington) was no longer a werewolf, Sally (Meaghan Rath) was brought back from the dead, and Aidan, played by Sam Witwer, was a vampire short on a ready blood supply with a flu having made most available blood poison to them.

Recently star Sam Witwer and showrunner and executive producer Anna Fricke talked to the digital media about the all-new third season, which airs Mondays on Syfy.

By Christiane Elin

The Paley Center in Los Angeles paid special tribute to Fringe with the Fringe Benefits fan art and screening event on Wednesday, January 9, 2013. The event featured a special exhibition of posters commemorating the series' memorable moments selected by Fringe fans worldwide and presented by Gallery1988.

By Karen Moul

As American Horror Story: Asylum draws to a close, one of the most shocking moments has been Sr. Mary Eunice’s fall from the top of the staircase. With just a little push from Monsignor O'Hara, the good sister and the devil fell together to their deaths.

 “I think the way that she dies [is] more of an assisted suicide,” explained actress Lily Rabe, “a consensual death with the Monsignor. And I think that she’s certainly trying to free herself and also get this devil that she has become away from everyone else.”

In a way, Sr. Mary seized control, if only for a moment. Rabe feels that “it is her most heroic moment and also her only choice at that point.”

Will Rabe return to AHS for season three? She won’t say.

 “I have no idea,” claims the actress. “I can’t say a word. I’m so sorry. I know it’s such a boring interview sometimes with us at American Horror Story, I just can’t say a word.

“I would certainly love to be back, that’s for sure. It’s such a great job.”

Rabe recently spoke with journalists about her experience playing a possessed nun and working with such a talented cast. Check out the transcript of that conversation and don’t miss the final episodes Wednesdays on FX.

By Jamie Ruby

Tomorrow night, Lost Girl returns to Syfy with all new episodes. In the season premiere, "Caged Fae," Bo (Anna Silk) does a favor for Lauren (Zoie Palmer), risking her freedom in the process, as she has to do so without all of her powers. Of course she gets to have a bit of fun first to land herself there.

In the second episode of the season, "SubterrFaenean," Bo accompanies Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) underground to find her friend who has been taken, but things aren't quite what they seem. There's also a returning character that many fans, including myself enjoy.

By Jamie Ruby

Canada's hit scripted series, Continuum, premieres for the first time in the US, on Monday on Syfy. The series follows Kiera Cameron, played by Rachel Nichols, a City Protective Service Officer from 2077 who ends up trapped in present day after terrorists inadvertently take her along as they escape their execution.

Cameron must learn her away around the vastly different world, with only the help of teenage tech expert Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen), who discovers her secret. In attempt to find the terrorists she works to hide her true identity and infiltrate the police department in hope to stop them from changing the future. Her ultimate goal is also to return to her husband (John Reardon) and son in her future. With her new partner at the precinct, Detective Carlos Fonnegra (Victor Webster), they try to track down the terrorists.

By Christiane Elin

American Idol is back for season 16 with a new group of judges: Mariah Carey, Keith Urban, and Nicki Minaj. As well as new judges there are other changes in the new season in the audition process. There's an American Idol bus that goes out to the little towns with a producer onboard to bring talent into the bigger cities for auditions. Another new addition to the show is a segment called, "I Nominate," which has friends and family nominating a person who they think has a great voice but was too nervous to audition for American Idol. In the "I Nominate" segments, Randy Jackson does some hidden camera work and shocks and surprises the contestants with an American Idol audition number. During Hollywood week for the first time, they split the weeks up and give a week to the men and then a week to the women. Idol will continue to have them split in the Vegas rounds.

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight Fox will be airing "The Boy Must Live," the eleventh episode of the fifth and final season of Fringe. The last two episodes will air the following week, back to back. As the series is coming to a close, John Noble, who plays Walter Bishop on the series, talked to the digital media yesterday about what fans can expect, his favorite memories, and everything else in between.

Noble told talked to SciFi Vision about his favorite version of Walter to play. "I loved it when he was being random, which was probably the original version of him more than anyone else. I loved doing Walter then and all of the different mental states that we've played in during the time, but when he was being completely random and had very poor social skills.

"I loved the scenes that he played with Peter, the connecting stuff that I played with Josh Jackson over the five years. Both of us really loved doing that work. There were so many different aspects of Walter, the comedy and drama and emotion and so forth. He was a fully-fledged character. So it's hard for me to say what my favorite one was...Fringe is essentially a love story and so the scenes where he had close connection with Peter, but also with Anna's character (Anna Torv as Olivia) or Jasika's character (Jasika Nicole as Astrid), were very special to me."

By Jamie Ruby

At 90, seven-time Award Winner Betty White is still at the top of her game in acting and comedy. White, who's been in the business for almost 70 years, is probably most known for her role as Rose Nylund on the long-running sitcom The Golden Girls and possibly for her role as Sue Ann Nivens on Mary Tyler Moore. White currently stars in the sitcom Hot in Cleveland, as well as stars in and executive produces NBC's Betty White's Off Their Rockers.

Chris Coelen, who also is an executive producer of the series, is the founder of Kinetic Content LLC., whose television series credits also include You Deserve It, Perez Hilton All Access, as well as other cable series.

Off Their Rockers, which was adapted from the hit Belgium series Benidorm Bastards, is a hilarious hidden camera show where senior citizens prank unsuspecting people of a younger age.

Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013

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FOX DIGS UP NEW SEASON OF “BONES”

Veteran Procedural Renewed for Ninth Season on FOX

FOX has renewed the hit series BONES for its upcoming ninth season, it was announced today by Kevin Reilly, Chairman of Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company.

“After more than 150 episodes, BONES continues to be one of television’s most dynamic and consistent dramas,” said Reilly. “We at FOX, along with millions of zealous fans, look forward to seeing where the incredible creative team takes the series next season.”