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People.com - A Top Chef First: New Contestant Will Join the Competition Late by Cooking on Last Chance Kitchen (Exclusive)

TV Insider - Meet the New DA: ‘Law & Order’ Star Tony Goldwyn Previews His Debut

Jamie Foxx Returning to Beat Shazam for Season 7 — Get Premiere Date

‘Rock the Block’: Ty Pennington Teases Season 5 Was ‘Hardest’ to Film Yet

White Collar Revival: Matt Bomer Confirms ‘Very Legitimate’ Talks to Resurrect Series (Exclusive) Suits isn’t the only USA Network series looking to make a comeback. There is “very legitimate talk” about a revival of fellow “blue skies” drama White Collar, star Matt Bomer told TVLine on Friday while promoting his Showtime limited series Fellow Travelers.

The Dream House has been sold.

HGTV ‘Rock the Block’ Renewed for Season 5 — How the Show Will Be Different

People.com: Christine Taylor’s soap auditions… In the early 90s, [Christine] Taylor claimed that she “could not get a soap opera to save my life” though she frequently attended auditions in both Los Angeles and New York. The Zoolander star shared that she was only 16-years-old when she auditioned for another soap opera called Guiding Light. The producers were looking for an actress who as “edgy,” and “16-year-old Allentown, Pennsylvania Christine” arrived at her casting with straight blow dried hair, acid washed jeans and a jean jacket. “Needless to say, I did not get the part,” she laughed. She was 16 in 1987 so, Harley?

Season 10 Trailer (via Twitter/X)

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I finally finished with Season 5 and it wasn’t as bad as I remember. It wasn’t great but it wasn’t completely horrible. Obviously, way too much Jack Scalia. They should have just left that character in Mexico. As for the ending scene, I’m not sure what the purpose was with Tony continuously calling and Laura not being firm with him in her decision. That might have made sense as a plot point if the show was going to continue after that episode but that obviously was not going to happen. What was wrong with leaving the audience with a definite happy ending?