NASHVILLE star faces $1 million questionCharles Esten (Deacon) will appear as a contestant on WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE with new host Cedric The Entertainer on Wednesday and Thursday. He's playing to see how much he can win for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. And the syndicated show reveals he's going to be the first celebrity player ever to make it all the way to the $1 million question on the daytime version of the game show.
NECESSARY ROUGHNESS Canceled by USA
“We are proud of this show and its writers, which had a unique ability to address topical subjects before they unfolded in real life on the sports pages,” the network said in a statement. “We want to thank Liz Kruger and Craig Shapiro, the incredible cast led by Golden Globe nominee Callie Thorne and our partners at Sony Television.”
TV’s Problematic Portrayal of Aging
On television these days, if a character is yacking about flatulence, making randy remarks to a member of the opposite sex or being baffled by simple things, that character is likely to have some gray hair. Somehow, it seems, the TV gods have decided that characters old enough to have adult children need to be vulgar, inappropriate or moronic. Or all three.
The penultimate episode of THE GLEE PROJECT season two airs on Tuesday, August 7th at 10 p.m. ET/PT, Dianna Agron (GLEE's Quinn Fabray) is welcomed to classroom for the newly created “Actability” week where she will challenge the contenders during the homework assignment. Later, Emotions run deep as the contenders perform Pink’s “Perfect” for the music video.
Ryan Murphy is wasting no time at becoming a Twitter pro. The GLEE creator tweeted on Wednesday, "Gleeks are the best fans in the world. Because you asked for it...here is the long lost Klaine Box Scene." He's referring to last year's Christmas episode of GLEE in which Blaine gave Kurt a box containing a ring he’d made out of gum wrappers. Only we never saw it because the scene was cut.