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Adam Brody at "Jennifer's Body" Premiere

Arieanna — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:46:45 +0000

Adam Brody (Dave Rygalski on Gilmore Girls) stars in the horror film Jennifer’s Body, which comes out September 18, 2009. The film premiered last night at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in Canada, with much of the cast on hand to celebrate:

In Jennifer’s Body, Adam Brody stars as Nikolai Wolf, lead singer in the Satan-worshiping rock band. You can read more about the movie, and check out the trailer, here.

Images: INF & Zuma Press

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Gregg Henry at "Hung" Premiere

Arieanna — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 19:50:28 +0000

Gregg Henry (Mitchum Huntzberger on Gilmore Girls) hit the green carpet last night for the HBO premiere of their new series Hung, which held its premiere party at the Paramount Studios in LA.

Gregg landed a recurring role in Hung for this season, which premieres on June 28th. His character will be the assistant basketball coach. As yet, no episodic images or trailers feature him, but I’ll be keeping my eye out!!

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Todd Lowe at "True Blood" Premiere

Arieanna — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 20:32:02 +0000

Todd Lowe (Zack Van Gerbig on Gilmore Girls) guest starred during the first season of HBO’s True Blood last summer as Terry Bellefleur. In the Sookie Stackhouse Books, which True Blood is based upon, Terry Bellefleur is a Vietnam war veteran. However, in the televised series, Terry is much younger, though still a slightly scarred war veteran. Todd Lowe was made a regular member of the cast for Season 2, which premieres on June 14th.

Todd Lowe attended the LA premiere for True Blood last night, held at the Paramount Theater. As of yet, there are no episodic images of Todd in any True Blood episodes, but I’ll keep my eye out for them!

Images: splashnewsonline.com & Bauer-Griffin

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Krysten Ritter at "Breaking Bad" Party

Arieanna — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 19:44:28 +0000

Krysten Ritter (Lucy on Gilmore Girls), who was recently cast in the new Gossip Girl prequel spin-off, also has a guest arc coming up for Season 2 of AMC’s Breaking Bad.

Breaking Bad returns for Season 2 on March 8th and the cast, including Krysten, celebrated the premiere last night with a party held at Arclight Cinemas in Hollywood.

Image (top): Newscom

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"Becky Shaw" Premiere

Arieanna — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 21:12:03 +0000

Kelly Bishop (Emily Gilmore on Gilmore Girls) and Emily Bergl (Chilton’s elite Francie Jarvis in Gilmore Girls) star in the Second Stage production of Gina Gionfriddo’s play, Becky Shaw, directed by Peter DuBois. The play had its opening night on Thursday, January 8th. Gilmore Girls co-stars Lauren Graham (Lorelai Gilmore) and Edward Herrmann (Edward Gilmore) were on hand to support Kelly Bishop on opening night.

In Becky Shaw, a newlywed couple fix up two romantically challenged friends. When the path to happiness goes astray, we must ask what we owe to the people we love as well as to the strangers who land in our way. Learn more about the play, which also stars David Wilson Barnes, Annie Parisse, and Thomas Sadoski, here.

In reviews of the production, Becky Shaw is called “perfect nourishment” for theatergoers looking for drama (AP) with Kelly Bishop as a “delight” in her role of a widow with MS dating a much younger man. Variety says the play is “blithely cynical and devastatingly funny”, with Emily Bergl’s portrayal of Suzanna as “endearingly strung-out” and Kelly Bishop’s Susan “could snap your spine with one basilisk look”. The New York Daily News says perhaps the play is “too clever”, but gives high praise to Kelly Bishop as “delectably funny” and “maternal as barbed wire.”

Becky Shaw will be running from now through to March 15th at Second Stage Theater, six weeks more than was originally scheduled. Tickets are $70 and may be purchased by phoning 212-246-4422 or 800-766-6048 or online at www.2ST.com

For more photos from the premiere of ‘Becky Shaw’…

“Becky Shaw” Premiere Photos:

Photos by RD/Leon/Retna Ltd / Used with Permission of Second Stage Theatre

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