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Multi-Platinum Maryland quartet All Time Low – Alex Gaskarth, Jack Barakat, Rian Dawson and Zack Merrick – are celebrating two decades together as a band in 2024. To commemorate this significant milestone, the band will be releasing The Forever Sessions Vol. 1 album on August 23rd via their own imprint – Basement Noise Records – which they’re launching in partnership with Photo Finish Records. The new LP will feature re-recordings of the band’s greatest hits from the early part of their career including “Dear Maria, Count Me In (Atl’s Version)” out today. Listen here!

“As we continue to celebrate Atl’s legacy and our 20+ years in the music business, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our own record label Basement Noise Records. This venture has been a long time coming and is another milestone in our continued growth as we push the limits and boundaries of what this band is capable of achieving.

A to Z‘s hopeful romantic Andrew has gotten the girl, but will he keep her?

After locking lips at the end of the pilot, Andrew and Zelda must now deal with a morning after of sorts as Episode 2 (airing this Thursday at 9:30/8:30c on NBC) picks up the very next day. And there’s a bit of a hiccup.

“He was supposed to go out on a date with someone else,” star Cristin Milioti teases.

Related A to Z Star Cristin Milioti Talks Hitting the Rom-Com Jackpot (Again) — Plus: Why Himym‘s Ending Was ‘Brave’

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Today’s film is the 2012 short Departure Date. Shot on a plane flying at 35,000 feet, the film is written and directed by Kat Coiro, and stars Philip Baker Hall, Luis Guzmán, Janeane Garofalo, and Ben Feldman. Feldman has appeared in a number of series, including Living with Fran, Drop Dead Diva, and Mad Men, as well as movies such as The Perfect Man, Cloverfield, and the 2009 version of Friday the 13th. His newest feature, titled As Above, So Below, opens in wide release in American theatres this weekend.

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Yes it’s been several months since we left the newlyweds to begin their new life together – with each other and with their new agency, and the new abilities of Chuck’s lifelong buddy Morgan. Do you remember all that happened at the end there? It was kind of an avalanche. Well, they’re now back for a final season to give us one more chance to giggle at the Buy More, Captain Awesome, Big Mike, and Jeffster. Still a little blurry? Here’s that Comic Con video again to help jog your memory about the Morgan part, along with what’s been going on with Morgan since then:

Oh yeah, that’s right. And here’s the official season overview:

This high-concept action comedy follows Chuck Bartowski (Zachary Levi, Tangled) as the Buy More computer geek turned secret agent. When Chuck unwittingly downloads a database of government information and...

TV Land is kicking off another original series, and Happily Divorced fits in the same mold as its other successes. That is to say, it's a fairly screwy comedy that you'd expect to see coming out in the 80's. Fran Drescher is an L.A. florist who finds herself dating again after 18 years of marriage. Nothing that doesn't happen everyday, except that Fran isn't married anymore because her husband suddenly came out of the closet at her, and he still lives in the house.

The pilot solidifies itself pretty quickly, and establishes the idea that, at least for quite some time, the show will revolve around the curious husband/wife/new boyfriend triangle, with support coming from - Fran's parents Dori and Glen (Rita Moreno and Robert Walden), Fran's best friend Judi (Tichina Arnold), and her flower delivery employee (Valente Rodriguez).

By the way, Fran's husband Peter is played by John Michael Higgins,...

Update: 12th April We just made another massive update of the gallery. We have just added another 10,000+ images from the following shows.

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Exclusive: Disney Xd has added another pilot to its growing development slate. The boy-centric cable channel has greenlighted Pack of Wolves, a comedy from writer Jason Ward (Living with Fran). Ward and Jay Kogen (Frasier) are executive producing the project, which centers on the Oppenheimer siblings (Edison, Darwin, and Albert). They are being raised by their single dad, a brilliant professor, who rents their extra bedroom to a guy named Timberwolf (aka the Wolf), a rogue spy looking for a place to lie low. The Wolf proceeds to teach the kids how to apply spy tactics to their teen lives in the suburbs. Disney Xd has been relying mostly on broadcast sitcom veterans for its development. The channel recently handed out a series order to multi-camera comedy Wasabi Warriors created by Jim O'Doherty (Grounded for Life). And in May, it ordered a comedy pilot from That '70s Show alumni Mark Brazill,...

Fran Drescher's made a career out of her nasal voice and tacky charm, starting way back with her appearance in the iconic mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap. Long-running sitcom The Nanny followed the loudmouthed girl from Queens into a wealthy home run by British silver fox Mr. Sheffield, where she taught rich people how to let loose.

Drescher has ventured back into primetime since The Nanny ended with the short-lived cougar show Living With Fran, and she's now been greenlit for Happily Divorced, based on Drescher herself and her former husband, who came out as gay. The newly single Fran (the fake one, we mean) is entering the dating world again.

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Fran Drescher is well known from shows like 'The Nanny' and 'Living With Fran,' but her trademark will always be her voice.

So it's only fitting that her signature sound -- and that trademark-worthy laugh -- get its own arena. Enter 'The Fran Drescher Tawk Show,' her new daytime show which premieres in several markets today (Fri., Nov. 26; check local listings).

I caught up with Drescher to get the scoop on her new show, which she describes as a mix between 'Oprah,' 'Rosie' and 'Charlie Rose,' with a splash of 'The Nanny.' So what's it like being the interviewer after years as the interviewee? And can we expect some cast reunions of her old shows? Check it out ...

 

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NBC has given a full-season pickup the returning action-comedy Chuck for 2010-11. The announcement was made by Angela Bromstad, President, Primetime Entertainment, NBC and Universal Media Studios.

“We…are glad that ‘Chuck’ will be with us for a full season delivering its loyal, passionate audience,”said Bromstad.

Through October 18, Chuck has averaged a 2.2 rating, 6 share in adults 18-49 and 5.9 million viewers overall in “most current” averages from Nielsen Media Research. Chuck is heavily time-shifted, adding 29 percent to its “live plus same day” 18-49 rating when Nielsen issued “live plus seven day” results for the opening two weeks of the season (to a 2.56 rating from a 1.99).”

“Chuck” (Mondays, 8-9 p.m. Et) stars Zachary Levi (“Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel”) as Chuck Bartowksi, a regular guy who also happens to be the government’s most vital secret agent. The cast also includes Adam Baldwin (“My Bodyguard”) as Colonel John Casey...

Get caught in a web of murder and lies as Lifetime Movie Network premieres the film adaptation of one of best-selling author Ann Rule's most popular crime books, Everything She Ever Wanted. Gina Gershon (Showgirls, Face/Off, Bound), Ryan McPartlin (TV's Living with Fran, TV's Chuck), Victor Garber (TV's Alias, Milk) and Rachel Blanchard (TV's Clueless, TV's 7th Heaven) star in the two-night, miniseries event. The highly-anticipated production is inspired by the true story of a Southern husband and wife whose storybook wedding signals the beginning of a nightmare marriage that is ultimately upended by greed and violence. Part One of Ann Rule's Everything She Ever Wanted will premiere Saturday, November 14, at 8pm Et/9pm Pt, and Part Two will premiere Sunday, November 15, at 8pm Et/9pm Pt, on Lifetime Movie Network, Lifetime's sister network and the second highest rated women's channel.

Jamie Kennedy is ramping up his producing efforts, signing on for the indie drama "In Northwood."

Nick Stahl will star in the film, a redemption tale centering on a man condemned to a mental hospital for committing murder. Kennedy described the project as taking place "at a moment when you're at a crossroads and have to choose what decisions you would make to survive."

First-time director D.W. Brown, a playwright who was Kennedy's acting teacher, will direct from his own script. The indie-financed project begins production this month.

Kennedy will produce via his Jizzy Entertainment banner. Mike Wittlin and Sandy Solowitz also are producing, with Mike Rachmil executive producing. Olivia Wilde, Dash Mihok and Shohreh Aghdashloo will co-star.

The move is part of Kennedy's bid to ramp up his feature production efforts. He wrote and starred in but didn't produce 2003's "Malibu's Most Wanted," created the Fran Drescher sitcom "Living With Fran" and created and starred on WB Network's "The Jamie Kennedy Experiment."

"I'd like to be someone who produces different things, whether it's funny or scary or dramatic," Kennedy said. "I want to show people I can produce movies without necessarily putting my face in them."...

WB Network will bench most of its Friday comedy lineup late next month to make room for a new comedy, Modern Men, and a new reality show, Survival of the Richest. Men is set to debut March 17 in the 9:30 p.m. slot behind Reba, displacing the struggling rookie Twins. As of March 31, Survival will run in the 8 p.m. slot that is now home to What I Like About You and Living With Fran. Men, from Warner Bros. Television and executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer, revolves around three guys who have been friends since childhood who seek help in the romantic department from a "life coach" played by Jane Seymour. Survival, from RDF Media, is a six-episode competition series that pairs seven wealthy people with seven working-class folks with heavy debts. Each week, one of the two-person teams will be eliminated until one is left to claim a cash prize.

Ron Rifkin has been tapped to co-star in ABC's drama pilot Brothers & Sisters, while Chi McBride has been cast in another ABC drama pilot, the untitled Hank Steinberg project (formerly Nine Lives). In other pilot casting news, 14-year-old Keir Gilchrist has landed a co-starring role on Fox's comedy pilot Becoming Glen. On the cable side, Ryan McPartlin (WB Network's Living With Fran), Joanna Canton (Fox's That '70s Show), Brian Howe (Fox's A Minute With Stan Hooper) and Dhirendra round out the cast of USA Network's one-hour pilot Underfunded. Brothers & Sisters, from Touchstone TV, is a family soap revolving around adult siblings. Rifkin will play the siblings' uncle.

WB Network has benched the comedies Living With Fran and Blue Collar TV in an effort to rejuvenate its Friday and Sunday lineups, respectively. As of Friday, WB will shift 8:30 p.m. newcomer Twins to the 9:30 p.m. slot behind Reba, WB's highest-rated show on the night. The 8-9 p.m. hour will feature back-to-back episodes of What I Like About You. Fran, starring Fran Drescher as a woman who lives with her adult son and young boyfriend, has been failing to hold on to much of Reba's coattails in the 9:30 p.m. berth this season.

The WB Network's new comedy Living With Fran will debut with two back-to-back episodes at 8:30 and 9 p.m. on Friday, April 8. The Regency TV show stars Fran Drescher as a divorcee who lives with her twentysomething boyfriend (Ryan McPartlin) and her kids, ages 15 and 21. The 9 p.m. episode will feature John Schneider and Marilu Henner as the boyfriend's parents. Leading into the premiere of Living With Fran will be an episode of What I Like About You, guest starring Drescher and McPartlin.

The WB Network has picked up the comedy series Reba, Grounded for Life and What I Like About You for fall. Meanwhile, NBC has ordered the drama pilot Medical Mystery to series, sources said. The WB, which opened a second comedy night on Thursday last season, is said to be leaning toward returning to one night of comedies, on Friday (HR 5/12). The new Friday lineup is expected to include the three returning sitcoms -- Reba, Grounded for Life and What I Like About You -- as well as Shacking Up, the hot half-hour pilot starring Fran Drescher. Another comedy pilot, Commando Nanny, also is in the running, possibly for midseason. Reba, from 20th Century Fox TV, continues to be the WB's most watched comedy, averaging 4 million viewers.