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TV fanatics are familiar with hearing news of a popular TV show getting a spinoff. In the NCIS universe, it happens quite often. But NCIS: Origins is something different.

This NCIS: Origins cast and character guide will introduce all the new Nis agents and crucial team members present during Gibbs’s career start.

The show is starting with a full crew and a new location. While Gibbs is returning, he’ll be decades younger and a greenhorn rookie starting out with his NCIS career. We’re finally going to see what made Gibbs, well, Gibbs.

(Greg Gayne/CBS) NCIS: Origins Cast and Character Guide

As another NCIS spinoff that takes us back to where it all began, NCIS: Origins will feature new characters who created the Gibbs we all know and love.

We’ll go back to the start before there were cell phones to track and computers to give...

NCIS has been a staple of the CBS lineup since 2003. Over the years, fans of the procedural drama have seen beloved characters come and go, including Michael Weatherly’s Tony Dinozzo, Cote de Pablo’s Ziva David, and Pauley Perrette’s Abby Sciuto. The show has also welcomed dozens of guest stars over the course of its 21 seasons, including these 10 notable appearances. How many of them do you remember?

Jamie Lee Curtis

Scream queen and Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis had a multi-episode arc on NCIS Season 9. She portrayed Dr. Samantha Ryan, the head of the Department of Defense’s PsyOps division, who also had a short-lived relationship with Gibbs.

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During one of her NCIS appearances, Curtis shared the screen with Lord of the Rings star Sean Astin. In the 2012 episode “The Tell,...

Do you thrive on taking copious notes, observing minute details, and working closely on set with a director? Yes? Then you might want to consider a career as a script supervisor—the person who makes sure that the visual details in a scene are consistent from shot-to-shot and even scene-to-scene.

And you might want to consider these insights from expert script supervisor, Sarah Horton, whose credits over a 12-year career include Mutt & Stuff, Aftermath, Behaving Badly, and Liza On Demand. Continuity and consistency are crucial for the development of your project. Your movie simply has to make sense. Script supervising—and filmmaking in general—is all about helping to answer these questions: “How are you getting into a scene?” and “How are you getting out of a scene?” And, most importantly: “How are your scenes blending together to make a beautiful piece of art?”

Horton recently returned to Film Independent...

Nat Wolff has been really famous a couple of times. The first was in 2007, when his show The Naked Brothers Band (based on his real-life musical group) became Nickelodeon’s most popular kids’ series — that was the kind of fame that got him bullied at his New York City middle school. Then, in 2015, he led Paper Towns, the big-screen adaptation of John Green’s blockbuster YA novel — that was the screaming-teen-girls-following-you-on-a-global-press-tour variety.

Now he’s preparing for the release of a series that features his first starring TV role — and a run alongside Parker Posey and Hari Nef in an off-Broadway adaptation of The Seagull/Woodstock, NY — and feeling further from those days than ever. “A couple of girls followed me home from rehearsals the other day, and it made me realize I barely think about being a child star,” says the 28-year-old over late-morning shrimp tacos in Times Square.

Paapa Essiedu, a breakout star of BBC/HBO series I May Destroy You, is to headline a Sky action thriller that uses a similar narrative device to Groundhog Day and is written by Joe Barton, the newly-unveiled showrunner on HBO Max’s The Batman.

Eight-part Extinction follows the story of George (Essiedu), who begins to re-live time after witnessing the world end. He is recruited into an organization that harnesses this power to prevent global catastrophes, but goes rogue in a bid to save the woman he loves. It’s billed as a gripping exploration of memory, fate, and the limits of love.

Produced by War Of The Worlds maker Urban Myth Films, the series also features Tom Burke (Strike), Anjli Mohindra (Bodyguard), and Caroline Quentin (Men Behaving Badly). Marco Kreuzpaintner, the director of Amazon’s Beat, is attached to direct.

Extinction is slated for 2022 and was announced on Monday...

Rough Night, a raunchy, “wild night” effort that is perhaps something like the Bad Moms for The Hangover fans, gives us a very different arena for Scarlett Johansson. The rest of the cast, who are hilarious, are playing closer to their comfort zone than Johansson, who we’ve grown accustomed to watching beating the hell out of someone.

That makes this a somewhat more important venture than might be assumed because it could easily become a film that shows her versatility, or highlights the fact that she can only stray so far from the kinds of films that have put her on top of the box office money list.

If we can believe the trailer is an accurate look at things, she seems to hold her own, and while this could ultimately be a bit of trainwreck that isn’t as funny as it thinks it is, at this point,...

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Joey Moser looks jauntily at HBO’s The Young Pope. No Catholic guilt here! This post originally appeared on AwardsDaily TV by Joey Moser. Disclaimer: I’m not a Catholic.

Michael Ramova's Indiegogo campaign for a Friday the 13th Nes fan film has launched. Continue reading for more details on this ode to the 1980s slasher video game. Also in today's Horror Highlights: release details and a trailer for The Fiancé, Nitehawk Cinema's upcoming midnite programming, Indiegogo campaign details for Crazy Bitches 2: Mommies Behaving Badly, and production news for Northbound Season 2.

Friday the 13th Nes Fan Film Revealed: From Michael Ramova on Indiegogo: "I want to make a kick ass Friday the 13th short based on the old Nintendo Ljn video game! I'm a huge fan of '80s slashers and '80s video games... so this is a dream project. I can only do it with your help."

To learn more about the Friday the 13th fan film, visit its official Indiegogo page.

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The Fiancé Trailer, Poster, Images & Release Details: "When a beautiful bride-to-be is bitten by the legendary creature,...

Hollywood is filled with movies honoring working people and labor unions. I like labor unions but not everyone does – and well, labor unions (or union leaders) haven’t always been perfect. On Labor Day, we ran a pro-labor list but to reflect that other viewpoint, this edition of Throwback Thursday focuses on a Labor Behaving Badly list – films about bad or crooked union bosses, strikes gone wrong, workers behaving badly, and even a few anti-union films.

On The Waterfront (1954)

This excellent drama from director Elia Kazan is the gold standard of this kind of film, with a corrupt union boss (Lee J. Cobb) who have become a virtual dictator, treating the union like his own little army to do his bidding. One man, Terry Malone (Marlon Brando), stands up to him and breaks the power of the boss. Bad behavior indeed, and one heck of a good movie.

Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989)

Union corruption,...

E! News is reporting that The Flash has cast Ashley Rickards as Rosalind "Rosa" Dillion a.k.a. The Top and she'll make her debut as the extremely dangerous DC Comics villain in the fourth episode of the upcoming third season.  Rickards' iteration will be a new take on The Top, a male character in the comics, but she'll retain the same metahuman abilities, which are to make people's heads spin. Her version will also likely share a fairly intimate relationship with Grey Damon's Mirror Master as she's being teased as the Bonnie to his Clyde. Rickards is best known for her lead role as Jenna Hamilton on MTV's comedy drama series Awkward and has also guest-starred on episodes of Zoey 101, Ugly Betty, One Tree Hill, Entourage, and American Horror Story: Murder House. Her film credits include Fly Away, Sassy Pants, A Haunted House 2, and Behaving Badly.

One of the most indelible images from the Death Note anime series (and the manga it’s based on) is the haunting appearance of the Shinigami Ryuk, a death god visible to Light Turner, the high school student in possession of a notebook with the power to kill. With filming now underway on Adam Wingard’s live-action Death Note movie, the voice of Ryuk has been revealed.

Mashable reports that Willem Dafoe will voice Ryuk in the live-action Death Note film. An official image of Ryuk’s appearance in the new movie has yet to be revealed (the image above is from the 2006–2007 anime adaptation), but it’s likely that we’ll see a CG creation of the curious death god with an appetite for apples.

His unblinking eyes and monstrous features making him a scary sight to behold, Ryuk is an observer of high school student Light, who uses...

2016-07-15T10:34:18-07:00Hbo's 'Vice Principals': School Administrators Behaving Badly

HBO's Vice Principals is not a comedy for the current climate of political correctness in America. Actually, Vice Principals is the opposite: a foul-mouthed, foul-tempered satire that pulls no punches in its quest to poke fun at its juvenile-humored characters. That no-holds-barred attitude is proving to be a bit too much for some critics, even as they admit that the series is, at least occasionally, very funny.

Vice Principals is the creation of Danny McBride and Jody Hill, the team behind the similarly raunchy Eastbound and Down, which ran on HBO for four seasons between 2009 and 2013. In Vice Principals, McBride plays Neal Gamby, the vice principal of a South Carolina high school who wants the recently vacated job as principal. He faces competition from Lee Russell (played by Walton Goggins), an equally uncouth adminstrator...

The notebook with grave consequences is back, as filming is officially underway on Adam Wingard's Death Note movie.

Based on Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata's popular manga (which was previously adapted as an anime series and several live-action movies), the new Death Note film stars Nat Wolff as the main character who discovers that if he writes someone's name in his newfound notebook while imagining what they look like, they will die. This otherworldly power allows Wolff's character to play God, and it's up to the mysterious "L" (Keith Stanfield) to put a stop to the bodies hitting the floor.

Death Note is scheduled to premiere on Netflix in 2017. Below, we have the official press release with full details, including Wingard's (The Woods, You're Next) thoughts on the project:

Press Release (TheFutonCritic.com): Beverly Hills, CA (June 30, 2016) - Netflix announced that principal photography begins Thursday on the...

Netflix announced that principal photography begins Thursday on the original feature film Death Note from director Adam Wingard (The Guest, You’re Next). Death Note will shoot in Canada and the U.S. and stars Nat Wolff (Paper Towns, The Fault in Our Stars) as Light Turner; Margaret Qualley (The Nice Guys, The Leftovers) as Mia Sutton; Keith Stanfield (Straight Outta Compton, Dope, Short Term 12) as “L”; Paul Nakauchi (Alpha and Omega) as Watari; and Shea Whigham (Agent Carter, Boardwalk Empire) as James Turner. The film will be produced by Roy Lee (The Ring, The Departed), Dan Lin (The Lego Movie, Sherlock Holmes), Jason Hoffs (Edge of Tomorrow), and Masi Oka (Heroes Reborn, Hawaii-Five-0).

Based on the famous Japanese manga written by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, Death Note follows a high school student who comes across a supernatural notebook, realizing it holds within it a great power; if...

Starz is developing three Latino series from Hispanic writers, directors and producers, the network announced Friday. The three series are “Maleficio,” based on a Mexican telenovela; “Pour Vida,” inspired by a short story by Richard Villegas, Jr.; and “Santeria,” a supernatural series about the Cuban religion of the same name. Starz CEO Chris Albrecht announced the three projects during his executive session at the 2016 Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour. Also read: 'Blunt Talk' Star Patrick Stewart on Behaving Badly, Trying New Things in Starz Series (Video) Based on the Mexican series “El Maleficio,” “Maleficio” will center on Don Enrique De Martino,...

Here's one of those 'This'll make you feel old' factoids - it's two years since the last ever episode of Skins aired.

E4's groundbreaking hormone-fest wrapped up on August 5, 2013 - with an older Cook (Jack O'Connell) heading off into an uncertain future at the close of 'Rise (Part Two)'.

Cook was but one of 27 major characters featured on Skins across three 'Generations' - in a total of 61 episodes, split into seven series. But where are the teen tearaways of Roundview College now?

Generation One

1. Nicholas Hoult

Hoult played Tony Stonem - the pre-eminent bad boy of Skins - across its first two series. Later badly hurt in a traffic accident and forced to rely on others, Tony had mellowed by his final episodes.

Now aged 25, Hoult has become a bona-fide Hollywood star with roles in this year's Mad Max: Fury Road and the much-anticipated book adaptations Dark Places and Kill Your Friends.

Check out the trailer and clip for the upcoming drama, Unsullied.

The film is the directorial debut of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end and NFL Super Bowl champion Simeon Rice.

Unsullied stars Murray Gray, in her feature film debut, Rusty Joiner (Behaving Badly, Resident Evil: Extinction), and James Gaudioso.

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Directed by Rice and co-written by Rice and John Nodilo, Unsullied is a suspense thriller that follows Reagan, a track star, who is kidnapped by a pair of sociopaths after her car breaks down on a deserted road.

Trapped and afraid, Reagan soon realizes her captors love the thrill of “the hunt,” and she is the hunted. Reagan must use her wits and physical prowess to escape her tormentors and find her way to freedom, while putting together the pieces of a horrifying puzzle.

“Unsullied is a modern suspense thriller. I based it on the films I like – hoping...

Snoop Dogg isn't pleased about his most recent run-in with the law.  The 43-year-old rapper was arrested Saturday in Sweden, following his concert. Police pulled his car over when they suspected that he was intoxicated, The Guardian reports. "Police carrying out roadside controls noticed that Snoop Dogg seemed to be under the influence of narcotics," a police spokesperson told The Guardian. "He was arrested and taken to the police station to take a urine test." Read More Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Recent Mugshots "The incident lasted several minutes,

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UK TV ratings roundup - data supplied by Barb

The Syndicate continued to top the ratings outside of the soaps on Tuesday (June 30), overnight data reveals.

The BBC One drama continued with 5.03m (25.7%) at 9pm, while Imagine... brought in 850k (8.3%) at 10.45pm.

On BBC Two, Wimbledon 2day caught 1.36m (7.3%) up on the day's events from the All England Club in London at 8.30pm, while The Bank: A Matter of Life and Debt interested 710k (3.8%) at 9.30pm. Newsnight followed with 790k (6.3%) at 10.30pm.

ITV documentary series A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones continued with 1.79m (10.7%) at 7.30pm (93k/0.5% on +1), while Love Your Garden dipped to 2.24m (12.8%) at 8pm (186k/0.9%). The 7/7 Bombing: Survivors' Stories was seen by 1.57m (8.0%) at 9pm (150k/0.9%).

Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners averaged 1.21m (6.9%) for Channel 4 at 8pm (235k/1.2%), while Child Genius intrigued 1.24m (6.3%) at 9pm (182k/1.2%).

On Channel 5, OAPs Behaving Badly entertained 739k (3.8%) at 9pm (117k...

Behaving badly

Not so many years ago – thanks partly to censors and partly to nervous investors – it was hard to find any kind of non-heterosexual content in mainstream cinemas. Now there’s a fair bit of choice for gay men - we’re even starting to see films about men who’re not conventionally good looking – but when it comes to lesbians and bisexual women, the industry lags far behind. Desiree Akhavan’s Appropriate Behaviour is a breath of fresh air. It has proven its ability to impress mainstream audiences and it has heralded the arrival of a major new screenwriting and directing talent. But the thing that struck me first – and I mention this to its creator with slight trepidation – is that it’s funny.

She laughs. Recent ventures in lesbian filmmaking haven’t exactly been noted for their humour, though some have tried. “I just made something that I knew would.

UK TV ratings roundup – data supplied by Barb

The Syndicate continued with more than 5 million viewers last night (June 16), according to overnight figures.

The BBC One programme appealed to 5.19m (25.6%) in the 9pm hour, before Dara O'Briain Meets Stephen Hawking was seen by 2.09m (18.1%) from 10.35pm.

On BBC Two, Alex Polizzi: Chefs on Trial managed 925k (5.5%) from 7pm.

Natural World and An Hour to Save Your Life followed with 1.83m (10%) and 1.98m (9.8%) respectively.

ITV's Me and My Guide Dog attracted 1.91m (10.5%) in the 8pm hour. The Enforcers was watched by 1.67m (8.2%).

On Channel 4, Running the Shop averaged 1.12m (6.1%) before No Offence had 1% (4.9%).

Channel 5's latest Big Brother episode - which saw Brian Belo and Helen Wood fall out - appealed to 1.13m (7.3%) from 10pm, with 468k (5.6%) sticking around for Bit on the Side.

Earlier, The Dog Rescuers was seen by 890k (4.9%) and OAPs Behaving Badly garnered 944k (4.7%).

The multichannels...

Nicholas Brendon is entering rehab after several brushes with the law. The 44-year-old actor, best known for playing Xander on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, began treatment Monday at a California facility to seek help with depression, alcoholism and substance abuse issues. The news was announced on Brendon's Facebook page in a post written by his rep. Read More Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Recent Mugshots According to the post, Brendon has been trying various treatment options since his October 2014 arrest, including therapy and outpatient services, before turning to rehab. The actor will not

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The Island with Bear Grylls returned to strong ratings on Channel 4, according to overnight figures for Wednesday (April 8).

The survival skills series aired to 1.63m (7.8%) at 9pm, with a further 283,000 viewers (1.8%) tuning in on Channel 4+1. Later, First Dates averaged 1.15m (7.5%) at 10pm (189k/2.4% on +1).

However, it was BBC One's MasterChef that topped the ratings once again, bringing in 4.80m (24.0%) at 8pm, while Secret Britain interested 3.90m (18.6%) at 9pm. Match of the Day scored 1.82m (15.7%) at 10.45pm.

On BBC Two, Collectaholics continued with 1.07m (5.8%) at 7pm, while The Ladykillers: Pest Detectives gathered 1.20m (6.0%) at 8pm. This World appealed to 980k (4.7%) at 9pm, and Qi interested 780k (4.5%) at 10pm.

ITV's Big Star's Little Star entertained 3.16m (15.7%) at 8pm (180k/0.9% on +1), followed by the latest Dci Banks with 3.71m (17.7%) at 9pm (181k/1.2%).

Channel 5's Nightmare Neighbour Next Door was seen by 1.07m (5.4%) at 8pm (145k/0.7%), followed by OAPs Behaving Badly...

MasterChef was on top of the ratings on Wednesday evening, overnight data reveals.

The BBC One competition brought in an average 5.53 million (27.3%) at 8pm, followed by Billion Dollar Chicken Shop with 3.17m (15.5%) at 9pm.

On BBC Two, The Fixer appealed to 883,000 (4.7%) at 7pm, while The Ladykillers was seen by 1.16m (5.7%) at 8pm and the Strangeways documentary by 1.41m (6.9%) at 9pm.

ITV's Big Star's Little Star entertained 3.47m (17.0%) at 8pm (178k/0.9% on +1), followed by the latest Dci Banks with 3.62m (17.8%) at 9pm (196k/1.2%).

On Channel 4, How Safe Are Our Planes? interested 987k (4.9%) at 8pm (109k/0.5%). 24 Hours in A&E gathered 1.73m (8.4%) at 9pm (263k/1.6%) and First Dates attracted 1.05m (6.4%) at 10pm (197k/2.3%).

Channel 5's Nightmare Neighbour Next Door was seen by 1.41m (7.0%) at 8pm (101k/0.5%), followed by OAPs Behaving Badly with 967k (4.7%) at 9pm (123k/0.7%) and Grand Theft Auto: UK with 681k (4.0%) at 10pm.

On ITVBe, Towie's latest episode brought in 474k (2.8%) at 10pm.

Selene and I had a baby. It was born during Sprang Break.???? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? @selenagomez A photo posted by James Franco (@jamesfrancotv) on Mar 30, 2015 at 9:50am Pdt Just child's play? James Franco and Selena Gomez are working on a very special new project together — a baby! Okay, not really. But the Interview actor, 36, did joke about having a kid with the Behaving Badly actress, 22, after photos emerged of Gomez on the set of their new movie, an adaptation of John Steinbeck's 1936 novel In Dubious [...]...

Masterchef topped the ratings outside soaps on Wednesday evening (March 25), according to overnight figures.

The BBC One cooking competition continued its ratings success with 5.23m (25.3%) at 8pm, while The Billion Dollar Chicken Shop followed with 3.05m (15.2%) at 9pm.

BBC Two's The Lady Killers: Pest Detectives interested 1.29m (6.3%) at 8pm, before Hillary Clinton: The Power of Women gathered 830k (4.1%) at 9pm, and Qi was seen by 840k (5.1%) at 10pm. The latest edition of Newsnight followed with 830k (7.0%) at 10.30pm.

ITV's Big Star's Little Star entertained 3.52m (16.9%) at 8pm (167k/0.8% on +1), while Dci Banks continued with 4.07m (20.3%) at 9pm (191k/1.4%).

On Channel 4, Three in a Bed continued with 760k (3.7%) at 8pm (117k/0.6%) and 24 Hours in A&E averaged 1.85m (9.2%) at 9pm (324k/2.2%). First Dates amused 1.15m (7.8%) at 10pm (142k/1.9%).

Channel 5's GPs: Behind Closed Doors interested 1.17m (5.7%) at 8pm, while OAPs Behaving Badly shocked 888k (4.4%) at 9pm. Slaughtered at...

Suge Knight has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with Thursday's fatal hit-and-run near the set of a promotional shoot for Straight Outta Compton in Los Angeles. See more Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Recent Mugshots Knight was arrested at approximately 3 a.m. local time Friday morning, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced, and is being held on $2 million bail at the downtown Los Angeles station. (He was formerly being held at the West Hollywood station but had been moved downtown as of 9 a.m. local time,

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Channel 5 will count down the Most Shocking TV Moments tonight (Monday, December 1) from 10pm.

In the 3-hour special, celebrities will recall Tom Cruise's sofa jump, Charles Ingram's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? con, Oliver Reed's drunken chat show antics and much more.

Digital Spy can reveal which shock moments have made the top ten, though you'll have to tune in tonight to find out which order they come in, and which has claimed the top spot.

Michael Jackson's performance at the 1996 Brit Awards is interrupted by a stage invasion from Pulp's Jarvis Cocker

Strictly Come Dancing professional Kristina Rihanoff is surprised to be partnered with John Sergeant back in 2008

Diana, Princess of Wales gives a revealing interview on Panorama in November 1995

A Blind Date contestant believed to be a secretary is revealed to be a journalist writing an article for Cosmopolitan magazine

The Bee Gees...

Channel 5 has announced that OAPs Behaving Badly will return for a second series in 2015.

The documentary attracted 2.2 million viewers when it aired in July, and will now return for six hour-long episodes next year.

Channel 5 promised that OAPs Behaving Badly will follow "more warmhearted, but excessive elderly characters living it large as they blow their pensions, winter fuel allowance and children's inheritance on cheap booze, late nights and karaoke – while others ride superbikes decked out in leather and studs".

The new series will also revisit characters from the original documentary such as 74-year-old Leapy Lee and his younger Scandinavian girlfriend, Betina.

"OAPs Behaving Badly was a huge success for Channel 5 this summer," said Guy Davies, commissioning editor of factual at Channel 5. "I'm really looking forward to seeing what other antics these larger than life seniors have in store for us in this full series commission."

Sam Barcroft, CEO at Barcroft Productions,...

Netflix streaming is upping the ante this December, adding enough high-profile TV shows and movies to more than make up for last month's lackluster offerings.

On the movie side, highlights include Will Ferrell and gang in "Anchorman 2," the Heath Ledger-starring "A Knight's Tale," Cameron Crowe classic "Almost Famous," Oscar-winning "American Beauty," and horror hits "Oculus" and "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones." Oh, and let's not forget '80s classic "Troop Beverly Hills," '90s cult favorite "Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion," or Leonardo DiCaprio in "The Wolf of Wall Street."

And there's plenty to love about what's coming on the TV front: "American Horror Story: Coven" finally gets its day on Netflix, "Sharknado 2" storms its way to streaming, and Brit hit "Broadchurch" finally lands stateside. Oh, and December sees the premiere of the hotly anticipated Netflix Original series "Marco Polo" on the 12th.

Here's a much...

An investigative judge in Argentina is summoning Justin Bieber for questioning. Bieber has been accused of sending bodyguards to attack a photographer outside a Buenos Aires nightclub during a South American tour last year. Judge Facundo Cubas asked Interpol on Thursday to use all "necessary means" to notify the singer that he has 60 days to appear before the court in Argentina. The judge says that if Bieber fails to comply, an international arrest order will be issued. See more Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Recent Mugshots Argentine photographer Diego Pesoa alleges he was chased down

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Angus Young of AC/DC says his band mates have not been in touch with Phil Rudd since he was charged with threatening to kill and possessing methamphetamine and marijuana last week. Young, 59, said in an interview Thursday that Rudd's behavior was somewhat erratic while recording the band's new album, Rock or Bust, which is due to be released on Dec. 2. See more Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Recent Mugshots "Well, we had a few problems. The situation he's in — that took everyone by surprise. We had a few issues before with him,

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Last time on NCIS, Gibbs and Cgis Agent Abigail Borin (Diane Neal) reunited to stop some pirates in a case involving stolen money from the drug cartels. I love Borin and hope we see her more often. We also had a chance to see McGee take the reins and lead the investigation from NCIS headquarters.

In this week's episode, "Parental Guidance Suggested," the team investigates the murder of a Navy commander's wife and discuss their Halloween costumes. The NCIS Halloween episodes are always awesome.

Last night, CBS dropped the new promo/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "NCIS" episode 6 of season 12, and it appears to be quite interesting and intense at one point as some major crime footage is shown. Tony is spotted engaging in a little flirting action, and more. The episode is titled, "Parental Guidance Suggested.” In the new, 12th episode: The NCIS team will have to decipher if the homicide of a Navy commander’s wife is connected to her profession as a therapist or an act of terrorism after finding the commander’s name on a Jihadist target list. Also, the team will talk about Halloween costumes and Tony’s recent dating habits. The episode was written by Jennifer Corbett, and it was directed by Tom Wright. Episode 6 is scheduled to air on Tuesday night, October 28th at 7pm central time on CBS.

Recently, CBS released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "NCIS" episode 6 of season 12. The episode is entitled, "Parental Guidance Suggested,” and it turns out that we'll see the NCIS peeps investigate the homicide of a wife of a Navy commander, and more. In the new, 12th episode press release: The NCIS team is going to investigate the murder of the wife of a Navy commander, who recently appeared on a Jihadist target list. Press release number 2: The NCIS team is going to have to determine if the murder of a Navy commander’s wife is linked to her profession as a therapist or an act of terrorism after finding the commander’s name on a Jihadist target list. In the meantime, the team is going to discuss Halloween costumes and Tony’s recent dating habits. Guest stars will feature: Marisol Nichols (Atf Special Agent Zoe Keates), Millie Bobby Brown...

NCIS Special Agent Tony Dinozzo (played by Michael Weatherly) appears to be nothing but smiles when a woman from his past resurfaces — and TVLine has the pictures to prove it.

In the CBS drama’s Oct. 28 episode, titled “Parental Guidance Suggested,” 24 alum Marisol Nichols guest-stars as Zoë Keates, an Atf Special Agent who years ago worked with Dinozzo at the Philly Pd (prior to Tony’s stint in Baltimore). The two cross paths anew when NCIS and Atf find themselves tracking the same terrorist.

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Channel 4 has teased an upcoming Men Behaving Badly reunion.

Martin Clunes and Neil Morrissey are to return as Gary and Tony in a one-off sketch as part of this year's Stand Up to Cancer telethon event on Friday (October 17).

Still Behaving Badly... Don't miss the reunion, on #StandUpToCancer, Friday, 7pm. pic.twitter.com/DSJv9tSQFq

— Channel 4 (@Channel4) October 13, 2014

It will be the first time in 15 years that Clunes and Morrissey have played the characters, with the last skit airing as part of Comic Relief in 1999.

Jack Whitehall will also feature in the sketch, which will aim to raise awareness of testicular cancer.

Men Behaving Badly originally ran for two series on ITV from 1992 to 1994, before transferring to BBC One from 1994 to 1998. Harry Enfield starred opposite Clunes as Dermot, before Morrissey joined the cast.

Alan Carr, Davina McCall and Dr Christian Jessen will co-host the Channel 4 event on October 17.

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Hopefully the paparazzi won't tune in to “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” on Monday, because guest Selena Gomez reveals she bought her first house in Los Angeles just so she could “walk around naked now and stuff.” The 20-year-old actress and singer was joking, of course, and then got serious when talking about growing up in the public eye. Also read: Selena Gomez Breaks Her Own Rotten Tomatoes Record With a Zero for ‘Behaving Badly’ “I feel like I have been doing this so long that people tend to forget that there, all like ‘be yourself, be yourself,’ and I'm still trying to figure.

A music producer who worked with stars including Tom Cruise and the late Whitney Houston has been convicted of ripping off investors in gold and diamonds. Charles Huggins was convicted Friday of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Federal Judge Sidney Stein ordered Huggins held at least until his sentencing. It’s set for January. The 68-year-old Huggins lives in Edgewater, New Jersey. He once was married to soul singer Melba Moore. See more Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Recent Mugshots Huggins was accused of cheating dozens of investors of millions of dollars in a Ponzi scheme. Ex-

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Stephen Collins has been dropped by his Hollywood talent agency. The 7th Heaven actor had been represented by the Agency for the Performing Arts, based in Beverly Hills. But Apa and Collins' lead agent Jeff Witjas severed ties with him on Friday evening, less than a week after the release of a recording in which Collins allegedly admits to molesting young girls. See more Stars Behaving Badly: Hollywood's Recent Mugshots A rep for Apa confirms to The Hollywood Reporter that it has stopped representing him after a five-year relationship but declines to comment further. The move is the latest

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Police rushed to 7th Heaven star Stephen Collins' rental home in Tarzana late Tuesday after responding to reports of a loud bang, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed. It was feared he had attempted to commit suicide.  One of Collins' neighbors, former Baywatch star Donna D'Errico, tweeted he had shot himself and posted a photo of police swarming the area. But it proved to be a false alarm. Police determined Collins was not at home during the incident and that there was no evidence of a gunshot, an Lapd spokesperson told THR.  See more Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon,

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The New York Police Department is investigating former 7th Heaven star Stephen Collins after an audio recording surfaced in which he allegedly admits to molesting young girls. TMZ posted the audio early Tuesday, reporting that the audio was secretly recorded by Collins' estranged wife, Faye Grant, during a therapy session in 2012. See more Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Mugshots In the recording, the man whose voice is identified as Collins' admits to having inappropriate sexual contact with three young girls. At one point, Grant asked Collins: "When you exposed yourself to [name redacted]'s 10-

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The Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Joe and Teresa Giudice are opening up about their upcoming prison sentences. The couple were sentenced Thursday to prison time on conspiracy and bankruptcy charges. Teresa received 15 months' prison time, while Joe got a 41-month sentence. They will serve their sentences consecutively so that their four daughters will not be without both parents at once. See more Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber to Reese Witherspoon, Hollywood's Recent Mugshots In an interview with Bravo's Andy Cohen taped Friday and set to air at 9 p.m. Monday (part two airs Thursday),

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We expect this sort of sexy from Cara Delevingne. The powerhouse catwalker takes fashion risks on and off the runway, and she has the body to match that edge. Sweet Selena Gomez, however, usually shies away from showing quite so much boob, which is exactly why we're obsessed with the "Slow Down" singer's silky jumpsuit. If it's a battle of boob exposure, the British beauty clearly wins, but with fashion at the forefront, we're not so sure. Video: Watch Selena strut her stuff in this sexy suit! Yes, The Face of an Angel star's sheer pants are sexy, but the vertical stripes make her look like she's wearing a line of lingerie by Beetlejuice. The Behaving Badly star may look a...

The police officer at the center of the brief detention of actress Daniele Watts is calling foul play over the Lapd's internal affairs investigation of the incident.  Lapd Sgt. Jim Parker says that he and the two junior officers are being deprived of due process by being investigated without formal charges.   "It's very frustrating to learn Watts never filed a complaint but the department started its own complaint and no allegations have been framed yet,'" Parker tells The Hollywood Reporter. "This is what our department has become under current leadership! It's disgusting." See more  Stars Behaving Badly: From Justin Bieber

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Agent Tony Dinozzo will get a very pretty blast from his Philadelphia past, when 24 alum Marisol Nichols guest-stars on CBS’ NCIS.

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TVLine has learned exclusively that Nichols will appear in an upcoming episode, titled “Parental Guidance Suggested,” as Zoë Keates, an Atf Special Agent who years ago worked with Dinozzo when both were with the Philly Pd.

The pair’s paths cross anew when NCIS and Atf find themselves both tracking the same terrorist.

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Justin Bieber can't seem to keep himself out of trouble.

Justin Bieber is in trouble with the law again.

Bieber, 20, was arrested on Friday, August 29, in Canada when an accident involving an Atv and a mini-van turned into a physical altercation between the driver of the Atv and an occupant in the mini-van, Ontario Provincial Police spokesman Kees Wijnands confirmed to Et.

Bieber was arrested and has been charged with two counts of criminal code offenses, dangerous driving and assault. He has since been released on a "promise to appear" and agreed to attend court in Stratford, Ontario Canada on September 29th.

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Beiber was with his on-again/off-again girlfriend Selena Gomez, 22, at the time.

"Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez' peaceful retreat in Stratford this weekend was unfortunately disrupted by the unwelcome presence of paparazzi," Bieber's legal team said in a statement to Et Tuesday. "This has regrettably...

So the new Terminator movie has an official title. And it’s… interesting. Hey, listen: Book, cover, don’t judge, I get it. Maybe this time next year we’ll all be rocking Genisys T-shirts. Maybe we’ll just start spelling “genesis” as “genisys,” sort of like how you can spell it “judgment” or “judgement.” Inglourious Basterds is great, and that has two misspellings!

Still, let’s pretend for argument’s sake that Terminator: Genisys looks like the title of the fanfic spin-off you wrote back in second grade where Terminator meets Scarface and they both fight Darth Vader to save Princess Toadstool.

Title: Behaving Badly Director: Tim Garrick Starring: Nat Wolff, Selena Gomez, Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Heather Graham, Ashley Rickards, Cary Elwes, Patrick Warburton, Jason Lee Running time: 98 minutes, Rated R, In theaters August 1st Awkward teenager Rick (Nat Wolff) lives a somewhat crappy existence. His alcoholic mom (Mary-Louise Parker) just tried to commit suicide and left notes for everyone she knows, scattered around the dining room where the family confers. His older brother Steven (Mitch Hewer) is a typical jock in the closet. His older sister Kristen (Ashley Richards) strips to save money for a last ditch attempt to get into a university. His best friend Billy  [ Read More ]

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