Celeb News Aggregate
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Michael Moriarty whose alcohol addiction has landed him in US and Canadian courts on various charges in the past has now landed in the hospital after being attacked by three to five men in Vancouver following an evening of drinking Law & Order
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HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 29, 2000 -- Your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you; the Sci-Fi Channel has decided to renew the smash series, “Invisible Man,” for a second season of 22 episodes.
The Sci-Fi Network will also be airing another all-original series--the underwater epic, “The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne.” Set in the 19th century, the action series, which will start in January, will feature the globe-spanning adventures of Verne.
“Verne,” which will be shot in Montreal, will star Chris Demetral as Verne and will feature such high-profile guest stars as David Warner, John Rhys-Davies, Michael Moriatry and Patrick Duffy.
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Law & Order seems to keep its actors on rotation.
Over its 12-year history, the NBC drama series has welcomed and bid farewell to numerous cast members. The latest to exit the courtroom: actress Angie Harmon, who plays Assistant District Attorney Abbie Carmichael, announced Tuesday that she is leaving after three years with the show.
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HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 8, 2000 -- Carmen Electra might be eye candy to some, but the model-actress doesn’t like the way Candie’s Inc. has made her look.
The former “Baywatch” actress filed a lawsuit against the perfume and shoe company, saying that it used her name and image improperly on its Web site after a four-month ad campaign with her and ex-husband-basketball player Dennis Rodman, Reuters reports. The suit filed on Tuesday in federal court seeks unspecified damages.
HERE COMES SANTA GERE: Call him Santa Gere. Business owners in Kittanning, Pa., a small town 35 miles from Pittsburgh, are being asked to keep their Christmas decorations up through March to film Richard Gere's newest film “The Motherman Prophecies.”
So it looks like the holiday season will be extended this year thanks to the actor. Filming is scheduled to begin in February, according to The Associated