Can there be a show without Dunder Mifflin?
That's probably the question on every The Office fans' mind after last week's episode. There's a shareholders meeting tonight on the NBC comedy, but it does not really say whether their problems are going to be resolved. Michael (Steve Carell) gets excited when he's invited by David Wallace to be honored at the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York, so he brings Andy (Ed Helms), Dwight (Rainn Wilson), and Oscar (Oscar Nu??ez) along in the trip.
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'Desperate Housewives' is affecting Eva Longoria Parker's sex life. The actress admits she and husband Tony Parker can only get steamy between the sheets at weekends because of her filming schedule in Hollywood and his commitments to his basketball team the San Antonio Spurs, who are based in Texas. She told Joy magazine: "I work three to four days per week. And then I fly to Texas to spend a long weekend with Tony. So we only have sex during the weekend." Eva and Tony's lovemaking time is further reduced by her interests away from the Us TV show. The 34-year-old actress has set up her own production company and owns a Hollywood restaurant Beso, which serves Mexican food, and »

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MakingOf sat down for an interview with screen writer Melissa Rosenberg. Melissa spoke about reading the books she adapts the tone of all the Twilight Saga books writing for Twilight and Dexter at the same time and writing under pressure. Check out the great interview belowCheck out more at MakingOf here.I cant imagine how intimidating that blank page would be to face every day especially if you thinking about the thousands or millions of Twilight fans who will eventually be watching the movies. This was a great interview with Melissa where she just honestly spoke about her writing process. Its always fun to checkin with people like Melissa and see how they handle things.What do you think of this interview with Melissa? Are you surprised she works on the Twilight Saga movies and Dexter at the same time? »

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The Chateau Marmont hosted GQ's Men of the Year Awards last night in La. A few of the magazine's honorees, including Zach Galifianakis, Tom Ford, and Neil Patrick Harris joined forces with starlets like Olivia Wilde and AnnaLynne McCord. January Jones hit the carpet alongside Dexter's Jennifer Carpenter as Alexander Skarsgard, who won a "Man Who Saved HBO" award, went from Lax to the bash - click here to check out the full list of winners. Alexander stayed close to rumored girlfriend Kate Bosworth, despite recent reports of her being linked to other guys. Sarah Silverman, meanwhile, was there to keep Zach company as his fellow funny man Russell Brand took a night off from romancing Katy Perry to mingle with Quentin Tarantino. Lindsay Lohan also turned up for the event while drama with her father seems to finally be cooling off. View 60 Photos › To see lots more from the party, »
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NBC provided some clarity to its moribund Monday night situation, announcing that "Chuck" will return to the schedule on Sunday, Jan. 10, with back-to-back episodes before falling into its permanent timeslot a night later, running at 8 p.m. and leading into "Heroes."
More surprising was the network's decision to order three additional episodes of "Trauma,"  the rookie drama about emergency responders from producer Peter Berg ("Friday Nig... »
- Brent Lang

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Ladies and gentleman, we have a season 3 premiere date! NBC has announced that Chuck will return on Sunday, Jan. 10 with two back-to-back episodes before moving into its regular Monday-8 pm time-slot on Jan. 11. Or to put it in Fox terms, it's a two-night, three-hour, premiere extravaganza! Chuck's confirmed list of season 3 series regulars, per NBC's press release, are Zachary Levi (Chuck), Adam Baldwin (Casey), Yvonne Strahovski (Sarah), Joshua Gomez (Morgan), Sarah Lancaster (Ellie), Ryan McPartlin (Captain Awesome), Mark Christopher Lawrence (Big Mike), Vik Sahay (Lester), and Scott Krinsky (Jeff). So long, Anna Wu. As I reported last month, Chuck »
- Michael Ausiello

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Rumours abound that Jj Abrams - if he is to helm the revamped Enterprise's second outing - will cast Lost hunk Nestor Carbonell in the role made famous by Ricardo Montalban. Is that playing too safe?
Directors have their favourites. Follow David Lynch on his latest journey to Planet Weird and you'll probably find Laura Dern landed some time before you; pick up a Sam Raimi flick and don't be surprised if he's found some way to shoehorn in Bruce Campbell.
One of the things about last year's Star Trek revamp that impressed me most was that Jj Abrams didn't fall back on tried and tested actors from his previous ventures to populate the bridge of the USS Enterprise. Sure, there was Simon Pegg, who starred in the director's debut movie in charge, Mission Impossible 3, and Zoe Saldana from his Bad Robot production company's TV series Six Degrees. But Chris Pine was a near unknown, »
- Ben Child

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"Heroes" gets into the Thanksgiving mood next week and some sneak peeks of the family dinner are released by NBC. H.R.G. hosts an untraditional Thanksgiving dinner. Elsewhere, the Petrelli family gets a surprise guest at their table.
In two of the clips, the Petrellis are getting ready for the Thanksgiving dinner and Claire's mom shows up with her new boyfriend. In another clip, the viewers are taken back to how Sandra met Doug, and H.R.G. met Lauren. The others show what everyone in the Bennet Thanksgiving are thankful for and Claire telling everybody that she wants to drop out of college.
Also in the episode airing on Monday, November 23, Samuel continues to hold Hiro hostage, as Lydia (guest star Dawn Olivieri) goes in search for the truth.


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We're starting to see Thanksgiving episodes of TV shows, and Heroes is no exception. This Monday's episode ("Thanksgiving") has the Bennett family gathering for Turkey Day and it's...uncomfortable, especially since Mom brings a date (Doug) and so does Noah (Lauren).
But the question I have (and so will you) about this scene is: where the hell is Lyle?


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Chris Columbus used to have a magic touch. Sure, you might not have liked the movies, but he was the hand behind the first two Home Alone movies and the first two Harry Potter films. He’s had misfires, for sure, but his first major script was Gremlins. Gremlins. But when you look at his filmography he goes from highs to lows, but there’s something of a chance-taker in him too. He was the guy who wanted to direct Rent, for god’s sake. And though his plastic hands have released such odious affairs as Stepmom and Bicentennial Man, he’s not a filmmaker to write off. My review of his latest - I Love You Beth Cooper - after the jump.

For his latest, he worked with Fox, got a midsummer release date, and when the film came out it was dumped like hot garbage. Perhaps it was having an unknown lead, »
- Andre Dellamorte

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