SMASH: Broadway’s Big Prime-Time MomentSMASH carries huge stakes for both NBC and Mr. Greenblatt. “We’re in a pretty bad situation,” he said of NBC’s last place among the networks. “We desperately need something to catch fire, and we hope this is it.” For Broadway, nothing less than pride is on the line.
SMASH is the theater capital’s best shot to reveal itself to the rest of America. Mr. Greenblatt and the Broadway veterans on the show’s creative team have emphasized authenticity above all else, transplanting their own DNA into the characters and plotlines, and even hiring real-life insiders like the producer Emanuel Azenberg and the theater owner Jordan Roth to play themselves.
Romance in store for GLEE's Rory?
However, star Damian McGinty, who plays the part of exchange student Rory Flanagan on the hit show, is certain that his new storyline won't involve any steamy scenes. Speaking to The Irish Daily Star he said: "I think he's a little innocent."
EASTENDERS Spoiler: Murder Plot Revealed
Ben Mitchell is set to murder Heather Trott in a shocking storyline that will see actress Cheryl Fergison leave the BBC1 soap.
DALLAS star Jesse Metcalfe engaged
US Weekly reports that the actor is engaged to his real life leading lady, Cara Santana, who has appeared in CSI: MIAMI and THE WHOLE TRUTH.
CORONATION STREET's Ian Puleston-Davies defends child smacking storyline
The ITV1 soap receive a barrage of complaints after Ian's character - builder Owen Armstrong - slapped girlfriend Anna Windass' (Debbie Rush) adopted daughter Faye after she deliberately poisoned his pet fish, but the actor believes it was a topic that needed to be addressed. Speaking on ITV1 show LOOSE WOMEN, he said: "It wasn't an easy decision but we thought it was a topic that needed to be aired."
CORRIE's Sunita to get steamy with Karl?
Despite being married to Weatherfield businessman Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin), the Rovers Return barmaid - played by Shobna Gulati - will embark upon a steamy affair with the pub landlord, right under the nose of his long-term partner Stella (Michelle Collins).
New documentary on the band Queen out January 31st: "Days of Our Lives"
"Days of Our Lives" has a certain amount of adult content not proper for anyone underage viewers. But for audiences who are old enough, it's one heck of a look at Queen's rise to fame. Documentaries on this band have been recorded before. But few, if any, have gotten as in depth as this newest release.
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