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dinsdag 31 januari 2012
Louis CK to create CBS sitcom about group of creative young people
Louis CK to create CBS sitcom about group of creative young people
Louis CK and writer Spike Feresten are to create a new sitcom for television network CBS.
The sitcom revolves around a group of creative people in their 20s who are trying to achieve their dreams despite a troubled economy, reports New York Magazine.
CBS has already ordered a pilot for the untitled sitcom, written and produced by Louis CK and Feresten.
The comic duo worked together as writers for the Late Show with David Letterman in the 1990s.
Louis CK stars in his own comedy series on cable station FX titled Louie, which received two Emmy nominations including 'Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series'.
He admitted that he did not expect Louie to be nominated at the Emmys.
Feresten wrote for Saturday Night Live, The Simpsons and Seinfeld.
Louis CK and writer Spike Feresten are to create a new sitcom for television network CBS.
The sitcom revolves around a group of creative people in their 20s who are trying to achieve their dreams despite a troubled economy, reports New York Magazine.
CBS has already ordered a pilot for the untitled sitcom, written and produced by Louis CK and Feresten.
The comic duo worked together as writers for the Late Show with David Letterman in the 1990s.
Louis CK stars in his own comedy series on cable station FX titled Louie, which received two Emmy nominations including 'Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series'.
He admitted that he did not expect Louie to be nominated at the Emmys.
Feresten wrote for Saturday Night Live, The Simpsons and Seinfeld.
Barack Obama wanted for 'American Idol' performance
Barack Obama wanted for 'American Idol' performance
Barack Obama has been approached to appear on American Idol to perform a duet with Al Green.
Earlier this month, the US President surprised many when he sang a few lines of Green's classic 'Let's Stay Together', which has also become the official song for his re-election campaign.
American Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe directly tweeted Obama, saying: "We loved your vocal performance so much we'd love to invite you on to American Idol this season for a duet with Al Green."
The American Idol judges have previously given their reactions to Obama's singing abilities, with Steven Tyler describing him as "very soulful".
Madonna will debut the video for her new single 'Gimme All Your Luvin'' on American Idol on February 2.
Barack Obama has been approached to appear on American Idol to perform a duet with Al Green.
Earlier this month, the US President surprised many when he sang a few lines of Green's classic 'Let's Stay Together', which has also become the official song for his re-election campaign.
American Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe directly tweeted Obama, saying: "We loved your vocal performance so much we'd love to invite you on to American Idol this season for a duet with Al Green."
The American Idol judges have previously given their reactions to Obama's singing abilities, with Steven Tyler describing him as "very soulful".
Madonna will debut the video for her new single 'Gimme All Your Luvin'' on American Idol on February 2.
'Being Human' creator: 'Loss of Mitchell is least of our problems'
'Being Human' creator: 'Loss of Mitchell is least of our problems'
Being Human creator Toby Whithouse has played down actor Aidan Turner's exit.
Vampire John Mitchell, one of the central characters in the supernatural drama, died in the third series finale last year.
Despite not planning to kill off Mitchell, Whithouse told SFX: "Losing Mitchell is the least of our problems, to be honest! I think that you just attack the new stories and the new characters with a lot of confidence.
"Much as we loved and adored and respected Aidan, there comes a point where you just do forget he was in it, because actually what you're seeing on screen in series four is so fantastic."
Werewolf George Sands will be written out of the show this year, after Russell Tovey announced his decision to quit the role in November. Sinead Keenan also recently quit her role as Nina.
BBC Three's fourth run of Being Human will begin on Sunday, February 5 at 9pm.
Being Human creator Toby Whithouse has played down actor Aidan Turner's exit.
Vampire John Mitchell, one of the central characters in the supernatural drama, died in the third series finale last year.
Despite not planning to kill off Mitchell, Whithouse told SFX: "Losing Mitchell is the least of our problems, to be honest! I think that you just attack the new stories and the new characters with a lot of confidence.
"Much as we loved and adored and respected Aidan, there comes a point where you just do forget he was in it, because actually what you're seeing on screen in series four is so fantastic."
Werewolf George Sands will be written out of the show this year, after Russell Tovey announced his decision to quit the role in November. Sinead Keenan also recently quit her role as Nina.
BBC Three's fourth run of Being Human will begin on Sunday, February 5 at 9pm.
Celebrity Big Brother winner Denise Welch: 'I regret flashing boobs'
Celebrity Big Brother winner Denise Welch: 'I regret flashing boobs'
Denise Welch has admitted that she rues her decision to flash her breasts in the Big Brother house.
Returning to Loose Women this afternoon, the Celebrity Big Brother 2012 winner insisted, however, that her children were not embarrassed by her hot tub topless antics.
That wasn't my best moment, I have to say. But I just don't think the nation should be deprived of my natural assets," she said.
The 53-year-old actress added that she "probably wouldn't" have behaved similarly if she had her time on the show again.
Welch added: "To be honest, both my children said, 'Mummy, we'd have been more bothered if you'd been horrible to someone in there'."
Meanwhile, responding to allegations that she has recently cheated on husband Tim Healy, Welch simply said: "Everything's fine at home."
Denise Welch has admitted that she rues her decision to flash her breasts in the Big Brother house.
Returning to Loose Women this afternoon, the Celebrity Big Brother 2012 winner insisted, however, that her children were not embarrassed by her hot tub topless antics.
That wasn't my best moment, I have to say. But I just don't think the nation should be deprived of my natural assets," she said.
The 53-year-old actress added that she "probably wouldn't" have behaved similarly if she had her time on the show again.
Welch added: "To be honest, both my children said, 'Mummy, we'd have been more bothered if you'd been horrible to someone in there'."
Meanwhile, responding to allegations that she has recently cheated on husband Tim Healy, Welch simply said: "Everything's fine at home."
Paula Abdul Won’t Return To ‘X Factor’
Paula Abdul Won’t Return To ‘X Factor’
Today at The X Factor was a bloodbath which just claimed its biggest name.
Not only was host Steve Jones let go and judge Nicole Scherzinger exited from the Fox show, but now a Simon Cowell insider just told me that his longtime friend and American Idol colleague Paula Abdul won’t be returning as an X Factor judge next season.
I understand from sources that none of the three left on their own accord and that it was cleaning house day at the so-so rated show.
Today at The X Factor was a bloodbath which just claimed its biggest name.
Not only was host Steve Jones let go and judge Nicole Scherzinger exited from the Fox show, but now a Simon Cowell insider just told me that his longtime friend and American Idol colleague Paula Abdul won’t be returning as an X Factor judge next season.
I understand from sources that none of the three left on their own accord and that it was cleaning house day at the so-so rated show.
Frankie Boyle show 'Tramadol Nights' axed by Channel 4?
Frankie Boyle show 'Tramadol Nights' axed by Channel 4?
Frankie Boyle's controversial show Tramadol Nights has reportedly been dropped by Channel 4.
The series attracted complaints from viewers and was publicly criticised by Katie Price for making a joke about her disabled son Harvey when it aired in 2010.
Price's complaints about the show were also upheld by Ofcom, who agreed that the material in the show could be considered "highly offensive".
Tramadol Nights has now been dropped by Channel 4, according to the Daily Mail.
Boyle allegedly said: "I was really happy with it, but you can see why they didn't want to recommission something that was getting them front page hatred, and I was a bit relieved.
"A six-week panel show takes six weeks to make. Because I was involved from storyboard to editing, Tramadol took over six months, and loads of that was late nights and six-day weeks."
The reports have also claimed that Boyle's planned chatshow, Frankie Boyle's Rehabilitation Programme, will not be made into a series after a pilot was filmed last year.
A Channel 4 spokesperson allegedly described Tramadol Nights as a "one-off" and confirmed that no more episodes will be made, adding that there are no plans to turn Rehabilitation Programme's "non-transmittable pilot" into a series.
Frankie Boyle's controversial show Tramadol Nights has reportedly been dropped by Channel 4.
The series attracted complaints from viewers and was publicly criticised by Katie Price for making a joke about her disabled son Harvey when it aired in 2010.
Price's complaints about the show were also upheld by Ofcom, who agreed that the material in the show could be considered "highly offensive".
Tramadol Nights has now been dropped by Channel 4, according to the Daily Mail.
Boyle allegedly said: "I was really happy with it, but you can see why they didn't want to recommission something that was getting them front page hatred, and I was a bit relieved.
"A six-week panel show takes six weeks to make. Because I was involved from storyboard to editing, Tramadol took over six months, and loads of that was late nights and six-day weeks."
The reports have also claimed that Boyle's planned chatshow, Frankie Boyle's Rehabilitation Programme, will not be made into a series after a pilot was filmed last year.
A Channel 4 spokesperson allegedly described Tramadol Nights as a "one-off" and confirmed that no more episodes will be made, adding that there are no plans to turn Rehabilitation Programme's "non-transmittable pilot" into a series.
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