What About Brian

Television Rating: 2.5/5.0 Chicago – I am completely unashamed to admit to being a hopeless romantic and someone easily manipulated by cheesy, sudsy, heartfelt tales of love. I say this because even this loyal fan of movie musicals was pushed over the edge by the goofy romantic dramedy “Cupid,” the new tale of love in the big city debuting on ABC on Tuesday, March 31st.
I preface this review with my affection for all things romantic to make clear that I honestly wanted to like “Cupid”. It features two incredibly charismatic leads in Bobby Cannavale and Sarah Paulson (and a solid supporting cast) and the consistently depressing state of the world could always use a little more amore. But this is not the way to get it.

Sarah Paulson, Bobby Cannavale.
Photo credit: ABC/Eric Liebowitz
Bobby Cannavale (“Will & Grace”) plays Trevor Pierce, an over-the-top character who may or may not be
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The CW Network unveiled the schedule for its 2009-2010 season today at a presentation for advertisers, affiliates and national media in the Theater at Madison Square Garden. The announcement was made by Dawn Ostroff, President of Entertainment, The CW.
"In just three years, The CW has become TV to talk about, with culturally current, quality programming," said Ostroff. "Next fall, we will have great flow from Monday through Friday, starting with the Monday pairing of Gossip Girl and One Tree Hill, which made The CW one of the top destinations for young women this season. Tuesday night gives us a perfect match with 90210 and Melrose Place. And what could be better than our Wednesday night shows from Tyra Banks and Ashton Kutcher - the all-model lineup of America's Next Top Model and The Beautiful Life. On Thursdays, The Vampire Diaries taps into the continuing fascination young women have with all things vampire,

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