The Practice

    New "Lie to Me" clips in! Check out video clips from Fox's new show created by Samuel Baum which stars Tim Roth, Kelli Williams, Brendan Hines, Monica Raymund, Kristen Ariza, Hayley McFarland and Tim Guinee.     Tim Roth is also in "King Conqueror" written by José Antonio Escrivá, Félix Miguel and Pepón Sigler. He plays King Pedro II of Aragon and is joined by Thomas Kretschmann, Kata Dobó and Soraia Chaves.     Show information:   The average person tells three lies in ten minutes of conversation. Dr. Cal Lightman (Tim Roth, "The Incredible Hulk," "Reservoir Dogs") can detect the truth by analyzing a person's face, body, voice and speech. When someone shrugs his shoulder, rotates his hand or raises his lower lip, Lightman knows he's lying. By analyzing facial expressions, he can read feelings - from hidden resentment to sexual attraction to jealousy. But as Lightman well knows, his scientific ability is both

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Jessica Capshaw's stay on "Grey's Anatomy" has been extended. The 32-year-old actress, who showed up at Seattle Grace hospital as pediatrician Arizona Robbins last month, has singed a deal to appear on more episodes.
According to EW.com, Capshaw has inked a contract to appear in all remaining episodes this season with an option to return as a series regular for the ABC medical drama next fall. She was initially signed for only three episodes.
Capshaw's Dr. Robbins has been linked as a possible romantic interest for Callie Torres, played by Sara Ramirez. Her stay in the show should answer those who are criticizing the show for being anti-gay after it got rid of Callie's first girlfriend, Dr. Erica Hahn, played by Brooke Smith.
Capshaw is perhaps best known for her role as Attorney Jamie Stringer in the now-defunct legal show "The Practice."

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As actors go, Ron Silver, who died Sunday at age 62, was a real winner. In 1988, he took both the Tony and Drama Desk awards as lead actor in a play for portraying a combative wannabe film producer named Charlie Fox in David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow" on Broadway. For the Tony, Ron Silver beat Derek Jacobi ("Breaking the Code"), John Lithgow ("M. Butterfly"), and Robert Prosky ("A Walk in the Woods").
"Mr. Silver gives the performance of his career," wrote Frank Rich in the New York Times. "While one expects this actor to capture Charlie's cigar-chomping vulgarity, Mr. Silver's frightening eruptions of snarling anger and crumpled demeanor in the face of defeat make what could be another Beverly Hills caricature into a figure of pathos." Four-time Tony nominee Raul Esparza played the part in the recent revival of the play.
Prior to his death from cancer on Sunday, Ron Silver was also nominated for three Emmys.
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