Monday, November 18, 2013

Think Happy Thoughts

Goofy Big Al is the best
From the  the series finale of Eastbound and Down as Kenny Powers' son.

Alexander in blue (the big Galoot) and Prince Ginge reaching the South Pole.

Los Angeles Local News, Weather, and Traffic
The hills are alive! Good Day LA


True Blood's Stephen Moyer was brilliantly entertaining during tonight's Q&A at NYFA Union Square! (this was from Sunday's Q & A)

Guyliner? Oh yeah baby.

The Vaulters were at the Field Guide to Vampires book signing, maybe they'll do one on NYC??                                                 More at Zap2it
There's a lot of love between the cast of "True Blood," even if it means supporting an actor who was recently killed off the show. The man behind the late Steve Newlin, Michael McMillian, held a book launch event for his novel "Steve Newlin's Field Guide to Vampires" at West Hollywood, Calif.'s Book Soup on Nov. 18, and his fellow castmembers Deborah Ann Woll and Anna Camp showed their support by attending.
Gotta love McMillz
Walking in the village, see Denis, his hubs and child in the back. zimbio
They are too cute, babies are not to be trusted, they will undo your gothiness.
Joe Manganiello attends Hamilton and Los Angeles Confidential Magazine's announcement of the 7th Annual Hamilton Behind The Camera Awards at The Wilshire Ebell Theatre  Source: Ari Perilstein/Getty Images 
Kristin Bauer van Straten, Internationl Fund for Animal Welfare Ambassador, and Azzedine Downes, President and CEO of the IFAW prepare to deliver Straten's personal family heirloom ivory pieces to a rock crusher as the U.S. Fish and Wildfire Service destroys six tons of confiscated ivory during U.S. Ivory Crush at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge. Source: Doug Pensinger/Getty Images North America via Zimbio

From the premiere of Denis OHare's movie Dallas Buyer's Club, he is on around 1:30.

 An Iliad is on the program for the 2014 Adelaide Festival MORE Thanks Skarsjoy!
From TVLine
Question: Is it true? Carrie Preston’s doing another episode of The Good Wife? —Joshua
Ausiello: It’s true! “I got permission from HBO to do one last [episode] before I go back to work [on True Blood],” Preston tells us. “It’s not that they don’t want to support me; it’s just a contractual thing.” Storyline-wise, the Emmy winner insists she has no idea what brings Elsbeth back into the fold. Seems like a safe bet that she’ll get caught in the middle of the war between Team LG and Team FA though. “That would be tough for her,” concedes Peston, although… “I think she can play both sides of things. Wherever she’s needed, that’s where she wants to be!”

Rutina Wesley & the Cast of Charles Fuller's One Night…Salute America's Veterans on Opening Night. Broadway.com
Pulitzer Prize winner Charles Fuller’s explosive drama One Night..., about the lingering effects of trauma our servicemen and women suffer from when they come home, officially opened at Cherry Lane Theatre on November 20. This unflinching look at what is happening to women in the U.S. Armed Forces, produced by Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, features True Blood star Rutina Wesley, Grantham Coleman, K.K. Moggie, Matthew Montelongo and Cortez Nance Jr. Directed by Clinton Turner Davis, One Night... is scheduled to run off-Broadway through December 15. More photos here.


From THR- The Strain is moving forward at FX. The cable network announced Tuesday that it has ordered a 13-episode freshman season of the vampire drama, which comes from Guillermo del Toro, Chuck Hogan and Carlton Cuse. The series, based on del Toro and Hogan's book trilogy of the same name, is set to premiere in July 2014 -- with Cuse serving as showrunner.
“The Strain books are near and dear to my heart and now, Chuck and I have the blessing of a partnership with Carlton and FX that holds great promise,” del Toro said. “Working with FX has yielded an amazing experience with total creative freedom and support.”
FX Networks president and GM John Landgraf told reporters in March that The Strain, which was then prepping to film its pilot, already had assembled a writing staff and picked up additional scripts -- a strong sign the pilot would earn a series order.

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