Ewan McGregor, Katy Perry, Emma Stone and Jason Segel are confirmed to attend next week’s People’s Choice Awards ceremony in Los Angeles.
The show is to take place Jan. 11 at the Nokia Theater, L.A. Live.
Also expected to take part in the CBS telecast are Jason Biggs, Matt Bomer, David Boreanaz, Elisha Cuthbert, Ellen DeGeneres, Nina Dobrev, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Nathan Fillion, Morgan Freeman, Ginnifer Goodwin, Ashley Greene, Alyson Hannigan and Liam Hemsworth.
The roster of guests also includes Julianne Hough, Terrence Howard, Vanessa Hudgens, Josh Hutcherson, Angus T. Jones, Jennifer Lawrence, Zachary Levi, Adam Levine, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Chloe Grace Moretz, Jennifer Morrison, Dermot Mulroney, Liam Neeson, Sharon Osbourne, Busy Philipps, Rob Schneider and Cobie Smulders.
source: dalje.com
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The People’s Choice nominees were announced Nov. 8 in Beverly Hills.
Katy Perry, Glee, and Harry Potter led the pack with the most nominations, but Beyonce managed to snag five as well. The movie The Help also shined with three nominations.
Julianne Hough, Joe Jonas, Jennifer Morrison, Sharon Osbourne and Busy Philipps and Elisha Cuthbert had the honor of dolling out the nominations which included the movie Bridesmaids, actor Morgan Freemen, and television show Modern Family.
The event will be held Jan. 11 at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, with Kaley Cuoco replacing longtime hostess Queen Latifah.
To vote for your favorite stars, movies and television shows visit peopleschoice.com before Dec. 6.
source: huffingtonpost.com
Halloween comes early to ABC. The network’s prime-time comedies will celebrate with Halloween-themed episodes tonight and Wednesday.
On the new Tim Allen series “Last Man Standing,” Tim Allen dresses as Hollywood icon John Wayne in “The Green Beret” and horror icon Elvira, Mistress of the Dark (Cassandra Peterson) appears as a guest star. The episode airs 8 tonight.
Elisha Cuthbert portrays Marilyn Monroe on “Happy Endings” and Jay Mohr will guest star on “Suburgatory” as Steven, Dallas Royce’s husband.This Wednesday: “Happy Endings” — “Spooky Endings” (9:31-10:00 p.m., ET) — Jane and Brad (Eliza Coupe, Damon Wayans Jr.) spend a scary Halloween house sitting for friends in the suburbs while the rest of the gang heads to a warehouse party, where their costumes don’t quite have the effect they anticipated, especially for Alex and Dave (Cuthbert, Zachary Knighton).
source: thedailynewsonline.com
If judged by its debut, the ABC sitcom Happy Endings should probably have been called Inauspicious Beginnings.
The show, with little promotion behind it, premiered in April, when the traditional broadcast-network season was running out of steam.
It marked the latest entry in a yearlong parade of ensemble comedies with characters navigating the travails of young adulthood in hip urban neighborhoods: CBS had Mad Love. Fox had Traffic Light. NBC had Perfect Couples along with Love Bites and Friends With Benefits on deck.
Every network was after the Ross-and-Rachel magic.
Six months later, Happy Endings is the sole survivor.
“No, is that true?” Elisha Cuthbert, one of the co-stars, said by phone. “Are they really all gone?”
They are.
Only Happy Endings, with its sextet of 30-ish Chicagoans, received a second season.
What it still doesn’t have, cast member Adam Pally noted, is prime promotion from the network.
“I haven’t seen one commercial for us during Modern Family,” he said last month on the day before the second-season premiere, in the time slot after Modern Family.
Then again, he acknowledged: “It’s kind of nice to come in under the radar. I think it gives people a certain ownership of the show.”
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“There was a little bit more pressure,” Cuthbert says of her status as the cast member with the shortest comedy resume. “I think everyone was like, ‘OK, is she just going to be the straight man of the group?’ That’s really not what I wanted. I wanted to come into a comedy and finally show that side of myself.”
Her funny side has involved a lot of physical comedy. From drunkenly devouring ribs to hipster dance breaks, Cuthbert’s Alex is decidedly not playing it straight. And in the season premiere we find her showing off one of her more impressive skills: wielding the invisible hula hoop.
“I’m trying to tone that down,” she says. “I’m sure everyone at home is sick of me doing the hula hoop.”
The hoop, which has now made non-appearances on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” at improv shows and in the series, actually started off-camera, goofing around with the rest of the cast.
“Shooting [at] night, you’re tired, you’re exhausted, you start to go a little Cuckoo crazy in the wee hours of the morning,” Cuthbert tells us. “Somehow the hula hoop came out, and where it came from… no one knows.”
Check out our full video interview with Cuthbert, where she also tells us about more sisterly storylines to come for Alex and Jane (Eliza Coupe), which cast member she’d like to share more screen time with and working opposite director and guest star Fred Savage.
source: zap2it.com
Whoopi Goldberg has offered actress Elisha Cuthbert a way to get around her fear of flying.
The 55-year-old veteran star – who also prefers to keep two feet on the ground – said Cuthbert can borrow her luxury bus tour to the US to promote the new season of TV show Happy Endings.
Appearing on The View, Elisha told Whoopie, ‘I can’t afford the beautiful (luxury bus) so what I do is I have these things where, every time I get on a flight, I have these things I have to do, and it’s a way to cope and calm my nerves…
‘So as soon as I get on board I put my right foot first. I never get on a flight with my left foot, and, if I do, I have to get off and get back on… I’ll do a little prayer, and it’s the same prayer all the time. But it’s really helped me and now I feel like I’ve come up with a plan to cope with it ’cause we do fly so, so much.’
But kind-hearted Whoopie quickly said, ‘Well if you want the bus ever, I’ll let you have it ’cause I’m here (in New York) so it’s just sitting here.’
Grateful, Cuthbert seized the opportunity, ‘Oh, I’d love that, that’d be great.’
source: monstersandcritics.com
Added to the gallery Screencaptures from Happy Endings > Season 1, check out the new albums:
Episode 8: The Girl with the David Tattoo
Hello! I have a lot of screencaptures from Happy Endings to add to the gallery, so i’m trying to catch up to the latest new episodes of Season 2 as soon as possible. So far, today I added captures from episodes 5 and 6 from Season 1. There’s a lot more to come. Check the new albums:
Episode 5: Like Father, Like Gun
Episode 6: Of Mice & Jazz-Kwon-Do
