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The Television Academy’s inaugural Televerse festival, a celebration of TV past and present that will roughly coincide with the start of the final round of Emmys voting, has followed its initial announcement of programming — which included master classes taught by Henry Winkler and Beau Willimon, a 20th anniversary reunion of the cast and creators of Bones and this year’s TV Academy Hall of Fame induction ceremony — with an additional slate of programming.

The event, which will be open to TV Academy members and non-members, and will run Aug. 14-16 at the Jw Marriott at L.A. Live, will now also include a “State of the Industry” talk with TV Academy president Cris Abrego; a 25th anniversary reunion of the creators and stars of Queer As Folk; the premiere of the USA Network’s new series The Rainmaker, adapted from the John Grisham novel; and more.

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Televerse, the Television Academy's upcoming three-day festival about all things TV, just added several new events to an already robust schedule.

Joining the previously programmed Bones 20th-anniversary panel and Henry Winkler's acting class, the cast of Queer as Folk will reunite to celebrate the groundbreaking series' 25th anniversary. Creators Daniel Lipman and Ron Cowen will be joined on stage by cast members Peter Paige, Gale Harold, Scott Lowell, Sharon Gless, Michelle Clunie, and Thea Gill for a look back.

Additionally, USA Network will be bringing its upcoming legal drama The Rainmaker for a special advanced premiere screening. After the episode, executive producer Michael Seitzman will participate in a conversation along with stars Milo Callaghan, Lana Parrilla, Madison Iseman, and P.J. Byrne.

And for all of the Interview with the Vampire fans out there, the next title in Anne Rice's Immortal Universe, Talamasca: The Secret Order will also be...

To close out a lively and, at times, heartfelt Q&a featuring a handful of actors and the key creative team responsible for Showtime’s Queer as Folk, moderator Frank DeCaro asked the panelists the night’s most profound question timed to the milestone anniversary: “Looking back over the last 25 years, what influence do you think Queer As Folk had on television and the world?”

Without missing a beat, Peter Paige, who starred as the flamboyant and beloved character Emmett Honeycutt, said, “Give me that goddamn microphone,” a demand that telegraphed a powerful statement was about to be dropped.

“I don’t think Queer as Folk gets nearly enough credit for being at the forefront of the golden age of television, and I mean that 100 percent,” said Paige, who graduated from the show to become a successful TV creator, writer and producer (The Fosters, Good Trouble). “Adding complicated, sexualized adult...

A new Pride festival celebrating LGBTQ representation in entertainment is coming to Los Angeles, just in time for the 25th anniversary of Queer as Folk.

Cast members of the Showtime series will reunite for the first ever Pride Live! Hollywood, running June 11-29, also featuring a Golden Girls 40th birthday and a tribute to the late Norman Lear, among other events at venues around Hollywood.

“It’s more important than ever that we celebrate the fabulous light of programs like Queer as Folk, not to mention Pride Live! Hollywood’s other offerings,” said Scott Lowell, who played Ted Schmidt in the 2000-’05 series. “Especially during Pride Month in LA at a festival that not only acknowledges the past but shows us the path forward.”

Lowell will reunite with co-stars Hal Sparks, Robert Gant, Michelle Clunie, Thea Gill, Peter Paige and Sharon Gless, as well as creators Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman for the festival.

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In the last couple of decades, LGBTQ+ characters have become more and more common on television, though this history goes further back than you might think. As Shayna Maci Warner writes in "The Rainbow Age of Television," The first "expressly named gay character" appeared on the first episode of "N.Y.P.D." in 1967. Meanwhile, the first lesbian couple appeared on "The Bold Ones: The New Doctors" in 1972, though the first lesbian kiss on TV didn't occur until 1991 in an episode of "L.A. Law."

Queer representation has increased greatly since then, though GLAAD's 2023-2024 Where We Are On TV report indicates that there has been a decrease in LGBTQ+ characters in the last few years. Thankfully, many queer-centric shows from years past are available to stream (apart from the ones that have been pulled from streaming), meaning we still have a significant...

Fresh off its sold-out world premiere at Frightfest Glasgow and US premiere at Texas Frightmare Weekend, Hearts of Darkness: The Making of The Final Friday will have its West Coast premiere on June 13 at Gardena Cinema in Los Angeles.

The feature-length documentary will screen alongside Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday with director Adam Marcus in person.

To celebrate, Bloody Disgusting has an exclusive look at new images from Hearts of Darkness.

Exploring the story of how a 23-year-old film student got the reins of horror’s biggest franchise with the ninth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise, production on the doc began back in 2019.

Interview subjects include Marcus, actors Kane Hodder, Steven Williams, John D. LeMay, Steven Culp, Rusty Schwimmer, Richard Gant, Kipp Marcus, Andrew Bloch, Allison Smith, Julie Michaels, Michelle Clunie, Michael B. Silver, Kathryn Atwood, and Jonathan Penner, composer Harry Manfredini, and special makeup effects...

A new Los Angeles-based event will celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride and pop-culture milestones next month.

The producers of L.A’s Infinity Festival, which celebrates the intersection of technology and entertainment, have teamed up with The Hollywood Partnership and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce to present Pride Live! Hollywood, a monthlong celebration of “LGBTQ+ creativity in media and entertainment.”

The lineup will feature a tribute to Norman Lear’s pioneering television work, anniversary celebrations of TV series The Golden Girls and Queer as Folk, documentary premieres, film screenings, panels, parties, interactive events and presentations of disco-era films, along with participation by stars and creatives. Events will take place at venues in and around Los Angeles, including the W Hollywood, the Montalbán Theater, LA Explained, Emerson College, Amoeba Music, the Aster and Lemon Grove, Whisky Hotel Hollywood, NeueHouse Hollywood and more.

Organizers explained that with more than 150,000 people attending the annual L.

Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday was a bonkers sequel that took the simple masked slasher movie franchise to new heights (or new depths?). The early 90s film that attempted to end the franchise was hated by critics and very divisive with fans. However, now you can get the full story of what the creative people were thinking as director Adam Marcus recalls being a bright-eyed, fresh-faced film student who was given the keys to the kingdom and didn’t exactly know what to do with the newly purchased property from New Line Cinema. The trailer for Hearts of Darkness: The Making of The Final Friday is now here.

Marcus has spoken directly with fans as he announced that the documentary is “almost 2 hours long.” The Blu-ray edition will feature “another 2 hours of goodness that we could not fit in a theatrical feature film! Oh yeah! We’ve got...

Skeleton Crew Productions has revealed the official trailer for Hearts of Darkness: The Making of The Final Friday, a feature-length documentary on the creation and legacy of Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday.

Adam Marcus, director of the divisive 1993 sequel, serves a producer in addition to being interviewed alongside stars Kane Hodder, Steven Williams, and John D. LeMay.

Other participants include actors Steven Culp, Rusty Schwimmer, Richard Gant, Kipp Marcus, Andrew Bloch, Allison Smith, Julie Michaels, Michelle Clunie, Michael B. Silver, Kathryn Atwood, and Jonathan Penner, composer Harry Manfredini, and special makeup effects artists Howard Berger and Robert Kurtzman.

Hearts of Darkness will have its world premiere at FrightFest Glasgow on March 8 and its U.S. premiere at Texas Frightmare Weekend in May, both with Marcus in attendance.

The filmmaker will be touring with it for more screenings around the country. A Blu-ray and streaming deal is in the works.

Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday director Adam Marcus unveiled the official poster for Hearts of Darkness: The Making of The Final Friday, a feature-length documentary on his Friday the 13th sequel.

In addition to Marcus, the film features interviews with stars Kane Hodder, Steven Williams, and John D. LeMay.

Other participants include actors Steven Culp, Rusty Schwimmer, Richard Gant, Kipp Marcus, Andrew Bloch, Allison Smith, Julie Michaels, Michelle Clunie, Michael B. Silver, Kathryn Atwood, and Jonathan Penner, composer Harry Manfredini, and special makeup effects artists Howard Berger and Robert Kurtzman.

Hearts of Darkness will premiere at Texas Frightmare Weekend in May with Marcus in attendance. The filmmaker will be touring with it for more screenings around the country. A Blu-ray and streaming deal is in the works.

Exploring the story of how a 23-year-old film student got the reins of horror’s biggest franchise with the 1993 ninth installment...

A documentary covering the 1993 Friday the 13th sequel Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (Watch It Here – OWN It Here) has been in the works for quite a while, and about eight months ago Jason Goes to Hell director Adam Marcus took to social media to give a promising update on its progress, saying that it was about to go through the color timing and sound mixing stages of post-production. It has been longer than expected, but now Marcus has given another update, letting fans know that the color timing and sound mixing are finally happening this month.

Before the week began, Marcus wrote, “The doc just went through legal and has been approved. Which means we are officially Locked! This means the film is completed from an editing stage and we’ve taken all the steps to ensure that the film meets all the standards to be released.

This past Sunday, August 13th, marked the thirtieth anniversary of one of the most divisive entries in the Friday the 13th franchise, 1993’s Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (Watch It Here – OWN It Here). To mark the occasion, Jason Goes to Hell director Adam Marcus took to social media to announce that an epic documentary on the film, Hearts of Darkness: The Making of the Final Friday, is almost finished!

Marcus said, “The picture is locked. Our soundtrack is just days away from completion. It will only have to go through Color Timing next week, Sound Mix the week after and then has to be seen by our legal team (Larry Zerner in Jason’s house!) and then we’re done! I will, at that time, include all of you in what we are working on for our Distribution and Film Festival & Convention schedule. You are, after all,...

Queer as Folk will return to the U.S. with a "vibrant reimagining" of Russel T. Davies' hit British series, it has been announced.

Peacock placed a straight-to-series order on Thursday for a new series that will focus on a diverse group of friends in New Orleans.

Their lives are changed dramatically in the aftermath of a tragedy.

Stephen Dunn (Little America) is on board as creator, writer, and executive producer.

What's more, Dunn will also direct several episodes of the new series.

As for Davies, he will be heavily involved in the project, taking an Executive Producer credit.

Channel 4 aired the original Queer as Folk in the UK. It lasted 10 episodes and was subsequently remade for U.S. audiences on Showtime.

It had a five-year run from 2000-2005, concluding after five seasons.

The cast included Michelle Clunie, Robert Gant ,Thea Gill, Gale Harold, Randy Harrison, Scott Lowell, Peter Paige,...

Peacock has ordered the reboot of “Queer as Folk” to series, which had been in development since 2018.

The Peacock version is described as a vibrant reimagining of the groundbreaking British series created by Russell T. Davies, exploring a diverse group of friends in New Orleans whose lives are transformed in the aftermath of a tragedy.

Davis will executive produce, and Stephen Dunn will create and write the series. Dunn will also direct the pilot episode. The series is from UCP, a division of Universal Studio Group. Additional executive producers include Lee Eisenberg, Emily Brecht, Nicola Shindler and Richard Halliwell on behalf of Nent Studios UK, which distributes the format.

“Queer as Folk” has already been adapted for North American audiences once before, with a Pittsburgh-set adaptation running for five seasons on Showtime and the Canadian network Showcase from 2000 to 2005.

Starring Gale Harold, Randy Harrison, Hal Sparks, Peter Paige, Scott Lowell,...

The gang from Queer as Folk is getting together again later today for an online reunion set to benefit Lgbtq community centers impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Scott Lowell, Sharon Gless, Peter Paige, Michelle Clunie, Hal Sparks, Randy Harrison and Robert Gant were initially announced to appear in the event. Members of the writing staff, guest stars from the show's run, and others may also appear on the reunion, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Lowell will act as host for the virtual reunion of Queer as Folk. Hollywood Reporter revealed the following about the event, which can be seen on YouTube at this link at 11am Pst:

“In addition to chats and special conversations with the cast about the ground-breaking Showtime show, fans who tune in will have the opportunity to bid on Queer as Folk memorabilia and donate funds to support CenterLink and...

Castmembers from Queer as Folk cast are reuniting — online at least — to help support Lgbtq community centers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Scott Lowell, who played Ted, will host the event that will feature actors Sharon Gless, Peter Paige, Michelle Clunie, Hal Sparks, Randy Harrison and Robert Gant, alongside creators Ron Cowen and Dan Lipman. Other names are expected to be announced shortly. The event is set to go down May 1 at 11 a.m. Pt/2 p.m. Et on YouTube.

In addition to chats and special conversations with the cast about the ground-breaking Showtime show, fans who ...

There’s another adaptation of “Queer as Folk” on the way.

Bravo has put into development a new reboot of the 1999 British television series about a group of gay men living in Manchester. The new show, said to be a modern take on the original series, centers on a group of club-going friends who find support in the gay community following a tragedy.

The creator of the original “Queer as Folk,” Russell T. Davis is attached to executive produce, with Stephen Dunn to write.

Also Read: Eric Bana on Challenge of Creating a Version of Real-Life 'Dirty John' You Won't 'Wanna Turn Off'

“Queer as Folk” has already been adapted for North American audiences once before, with a Pittsburgh-set adaptation running for five seasons on Showtime and the Canadian network Showcase from 2000 to 2005.

Starring Gale Harold, Randy Harrison, Hal Sparks, Peter Paige, Scott Lowell, Thea Gill and Michelle Clunie,...

1972: Jingles the clown scared Andrea on Somerset.

1986: Robert S. Woods debuted as Paul on Days of our Lives.

1986: James Stenbeck returned from the dead with, "Hello, Barbara"

1995: All My Children's Julia found a surprise in her closet."The best prophet of the future is the past."

― Lord Byron

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1957: On The Edge of Night, Roger (Allen Nourse) worried about Mary.

1972: On Somerset, Andrea Moore (Harriet Hall) was terrified when she was woken up in her bedroom by Jingles the Clown. When Carter Matson (Jay Gregory) ran into the room after hearing her screams, he didn't see anything and told...

Are you a fan of Queer as Folk? Recently, the cast reunited and spoke with Entertainment Weekly about the groundbreaking Showtime TV show.Based on the UK series of the same name, the drama follows the lives of a group of young gay men and women living in the Philadelphia area. The Showtime series ran for five seasons before ending in 2005 and starred Gale Harold, Randy Harrison, Hal Sparks, Scott Lowell, Peter Paige, Sharon Gless, Thea Gill, Michelle Clunie, Robert Gant, Jack Wetherall, and Sherry Miller.Read More…...

Director Bryan Singer is being sued for the alleged sexual assault of a 17-year-old boy while on a yacht in Seattle in 2003, Variety reports.

The suit claims the director allegedly forced Cesar Sanchez-Guzman to engage in several sexual acts against his will. According to the court document obtained by Variety, Sanchez-Guzman was at a party on a yacht owned and hosted by Lester Waters, who, according to the lawsuit "was a wealthy tech investor who frequently hosted parties for young gay males in the Seattle area."

According to the suit,...

Want a sneak peek at Season 5 of Game of Thrones? You’ll have to go to the movies to get it.

Two Season 4 episodes of the hit HBO series will screen in IMAX theaters, followed by the world-wide debut of a trailer for the new season, beginning on Jan. 23.

The one-week engagement ends on Jan. 29. Screening and ticket info, including participating theaters, will be available in the coming days at www.imax.com.

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* Downton Abbey’s Season 5 premiere on PBS on Sunday night drew 10.1 million total viewers, down just a smidge...

Ten years after going their separate ways, the boys from Pittsburgh are back.

The cast and writers of Showtimes’ groundbreaking series, “Queer as Folk” are returning for one-time reunion special at this year’s Atx Festival in Austin, Texas.

The award-winning show, which aired from 2000 to 2005, followed the lives of a group of gay friends and their relationships, careers, loves and ambitions.

Also Read: ‘Queer as Folk,’ ‘L Word’ Returning to Showtime for Gay Pride Month

Creators Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman will join cast members Gale Harold (Brian Kinney), Peter Paige (Emmitt Honeycutt), Robert Gant (Professor Ben Bruckner), Scott Lowell...

It’s a beautiful day for Bryan Singer and Michelle Clunie as they just became parents for the first time together.

The “X-Men” director and the “Queer as Folk” actress, who have been best friends for decades, named their newborn son Dashiell Julius William Clunie-Singer, and Bryan posted a photo from the delivery room.

Singer added the caption, "Michelle Clunie and I would like to welcome our beautiful son Dashiell Julius William Clunie~Singer into the world :).”

"Mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together. The pair have been planning this baby for years and have been trying for the last two,” shared Bryan’s rep.

It's a boy for director Bryan Singer and best gal pal Michelle Clunie!

"Michelle Clunie and I would like to welcome our beautiful son Dashiell Julius William Clunie-Singer into the world," the "X-Men Apocalypse" director Tweeted on Monday night.

Michelle Clunie and I would like to welcome our beautiful son Dashiell Julius William Clunie~Singer into the world :) pic.twitter.com/zdPOX0S9Y7 ...

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Michelle Clunie and I would like to welcome our beautiful son Dashiell Julius William Clunie~Singer into the world :) pic.twitter.com/zdPOX0S9Y7 — Bryan Singer (@BryanSinger) January 6, 2015 Congratulations! X Men director Bryan Singer and his best friend Michelle Clunie have welcomed a baby boy into the world. The delighted dad made the announcement with a photograph of the happy trio taken moments after his birth, with Singer still in scrubs while Queer as Folk actress Clunie cradles her newborn son. "Michelle Clunie and I would like to welcome our beautiful [...]...

"X-Men" director Bryan Singer was gleeful Sunday, as he attended a baby shower for what will be his new son.Singer is having the baby with longtime friend Michelle Clunie ... whom Singer says he once dated. They plan on raising the baby together and he even bought her a home just a few houses down from him in West Hollywood.Singer's an advocate for having babies this way ... hopefully it will end up better than the Clay Aiken situation.

Big news for Bryan Singer as it is being reported by E! News that X-men director is now expecting his first child with his long-time best friend actress Michelle Clunie (Queer as Folk).  "I can confirm that Michelle Clunie and Bryan Singer are happily expecting a baby together in early 2015" told Singer´s representative to E! and described their situation as "Best friends for 25 years, mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together." He ends by saying they have been planning this baby for years and have two years trying to get pregnant. Singer has directed three X-men films and is confirmed to direct the next installment of the franchise, X-men: Age of Apocalypse, slated for a May 27, 2016 release. All inappropriate posts will be deleted...

He’s always wanted to be a father and now Bryan Singer and his best friend Michelle Clunie have a bun in the oven.

The “X-Men” director and the “Make It or Break It” star aren’t involved in a romantic relationship but will raise the child together nonetheless.

Singer’s rep told The Hollywood Reporter, "Mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together. The pair have been planning this baby for years and have been trying for the last two."

Back when he was 26 years old, Bryan (who is openly bisexual) dated Michelle and they’ve been close friends for the past 25 years.

A baby for Bryan Singer. The X-Men director is expecting his first child, his rep confirmed on Wednesday, Oct. 22. Singer, 49, is becoming a father with his best friend Michelle Clunie. He and the Make It or Break It star, 44, have been close pals for 25 years. "Mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together," Singer's rep said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter. "The pair have been planning this baby for years and [...]...

While the sexual-assault allegations against Bryan Singer dominated headlines this year, he's ending 2014 on a happier note: The X-Men: Days of Future Past director is expecting his first child with his best friend of 25 years, Queer As Folk actress Michelle Clunie. "Mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together. The pair have been planning this baby for years and have been trying for the last two," Singer's representative said in a statement.

Bryan Singer is going to be a father. The director of movies including X Men: Days of Future Past and The Usual Suspects is expecting a child via surrogate with actress Michelle Clunie, his best friend of 25 years who co-starred in Queer as Folk. The baby is due in 2015. See more Oh Baby! Hollywood's Most Creative Pregnancy Announcements "Mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together," Singer's rep said in a statement. "The pair have been planning this baby for years and have been

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It's official! I can exclusively report that X-Men director Bryan Singer is going to be a dad. "I can confirm that Michelle Clunie and Bryan Singer are happily expecting a baby together in early 2015," Singer's rep tells me exclusively. "Best friends for 25 years, mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together. The pair have been planning this baby for years and have been trying for the last two." Despite an earlier report, we're told Clunie, an actress most famous for her work on Queer As Folk, is not a surrogate. Just last month, it was revealed that Singer is officially returning to direct X-Men:...

"X-Men" director Bryan Singer will raise his baby with the woman who is carrying it ... TMZ has learned.Turns out, sources familiar with the situation tell us ... Michelle Clunie will raise the baby as her own after he or she is born. She will be listed as the mother on the birth certificate. She is Not a surrogate.We're told Bryan and Michelle have been friends for years and he's wanted this baby for a long time.

"X-Men" director Bryan Singer is having a baby ... and the baby mama is his longtime friend ... TMZ has confirmed.Michelle Clunie is now living a few houses away from Singer ... something he clearly wanted because he bought the West Hollywood pad so she could be close to him.Our sources say she's around 7 months pregnant.We're also told the decision to have a baby has nothing to do with the recent accusations by a man...

This one is a surprise. X Men director Bryan Singer is expecting a baby with his best friend, according to TMZ.

According to reports, the director is all set to raise his baby with Michelle Clunie, who is carrying it. Sources close to him said, "Bryan and Michelle have been friends for years and he has wanted this baby for a long time."...

This one is a surprise. X Men director Bryan Singer is expecting a baby with his best friend, according to TMZ.

According to reports, the director is all set to raise his baby with Michelle Clunie, who is carrying it. Sources close to him said, "Bryan and Michelle have been friends for years and he has wanted this baby for a long time."...

There was never anything like it and there will never be.

Those are the words of actress Sharon Gless talking about the gone-but-not-forgotten series, Queer As Folk, the Us take on the British hit series which ran on Showtime from December 2000- August 2005.

And while the actors from the show have been busy in multiple projects – Peter Paige (Emmett) is Exec Producing the ABC Family series, The Fosters, Gale Harold (Brian) has been acting in series like Defiance and The Secret Circle and Randy Harrison (Justin) has concentrated mostly onstage though he appears with Michael Urie in Such Good People, which is currently on the film festival circuit – is there a chance we could see them, along with co-stars Hal Sparks, Scott Lowell, Thea Gill, Michelle Clunie and, of course, multi Emmy-winner Sharon Gless, reprise their roles?

According to Gless, who talked to TheBacklot last week, the answer is yes.

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Birthday shoutouts go to David Gandy (above), who is 34, Beth Ditto is 33, Benicio Del Toro is 47, Smokey Robinson is 74, Justine Bateman is 46, and Seal is 51.

Debra Messing will star in the NBC pilot The Mysteries Of Laura, which “follows the life and relationships of Laura Diamond (Messing), a female homicide detective who can handle murderous criminals — but not her hell-raising twin children.”

Jada Pinkett Smith will star as one of the villains in the upcoming Gotham: “Smith will play Fish Mooney, an imposing, hotheaded and notoriously sadistic gangster boss and nightclub owner with street smarts and almost extra-sensory abilities to read people like an open book who is not one to be crossed.”

For the first time, Bette Midler is going to perform at The Oscars. There’s no word on what she’ll be performing, but she has a few songs that could be used during In Memoriam.

New Bones season 9,episode 14 spoilers & clips hit the net. Last night, Fox released the new spoilers and sneak peek/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Bones" episode 14 of season 9. The episode is entitled, "The Master In The Shop," and it appears to be pretty interesting as the crew takes to the Chess arena to solve their latest case, and more. In the new "The Master In The Shop" episode, Sweets will end up, infiltrating the world of professional Chess. When the Jeffersonian team discovers the body of a renowned, but disliked Chess master amidst a pig slop, Sweets is going to surprise the team with his Chess skills and will go undercover in the world of professional Chess to find the killer. Cam is going to be recognized in the "Outstanding Woman of Science" issue of a noted science publication ,but will be hesitant to participate since she does not...

New Bones season 9,episode 14 official spoilers,plotline revealed by Fox. Recently, Fox released the new,official,synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Bones" episode 14 of season 9. The episode is entitled, "The Master In The Shop," and it sounds like things will get quite interesting when Sweets tries to infiltrate the high level Chess world , and more. In the new,14th episode press release: Sweets will infiltrate the world of professional Chess. Press release number 2: When the Jeffersonian team discovers the body of a renowned, but disliked Chess master amidst pig slop, Sweets will surprise the team with his Chess skills and will go undercover in the world of professional Chess to find the killer. Cam is going to be recognized in the "Outstanding Woman of Science" issue of a noted science publication ,but is hesitant to participate since she does not want to offend Brennan who knows she should be the one to be honored.

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Good afternoon and happy hump day!

Happy birthday to Joni Mitchell and Queer as Folk's Michelle Clunie!

Joni Mitchell canoodling with Rosie O'Donnell in New York

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Mila Kunis has signed on to executive produce the drama Meridian Hills for the CW. The series is “set in 1972 exploring the women's liberation movement, in a boozy Midwest country club in 1972, during an era when the Equal Rights Amendment was just beginning. The drama follows a young, newly married woman who joins the Junior League and discovers an eclectic group of other young women who become unlikely allies in her quest to change the system.”

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Tonight at 11 p.m./10c Julie Goldman (The Big Gay Sketch Show) will star as the ultimate bouncer in Logo's Dtla. Here's a look at Goldman's outtakes from the episode.

In the world of Friday the 13th, “Death and Sex” replaces the old “Death and Taxes” adage with endless reliability. Jason’s always on the prowl for more victims, and what better way for him to pad his numbers than by catching folks not only amidst the throes of passion but also in their euphoric comedowns?

In honor of this week's Friday the 13th, presented here for your, uh, pleasure are the 13 horniest kills in Friday the 13th history. That is to say, the top kills built around sexual machinations in one way or another. So please slide on a rubber, stay safe and give this a read!

13. Here’s one for the both of you! (Friday the 13th Part 2)

This fan favorite was obviously going to wind up on this list. By now everyone knows this infamous dispatch of two ‘counselors in training’ was curbed from Mario Bava...

Birthday shoutouts! Jason and Jeremy London (above) are 39, Michelle Clunie is 42, and Joni Mitchell is 68. This always gives me goosebumps. Steve Buscemi will direct an adaptation of the William S. Burroughs novel Queer, which will star Guy Pearce and Ben Foster. The lifetime blood donation ban for gay men was lifted today in most of the UK ... but there are strings attached. Out Bryan Fuller is close to having two series orders from NBC. The first is an updated version of The Munsters, and the other is a TV version of Hannibal. I'm not keen on reboots and remakes, but Bryan's quality track record speaks for itself. John Leguizamo supports marriage-equality. And I could listen to him pronounce "majority" all day.

Below you can see the newest episode of The Variants, which includes a cupcake fight and Richard's plan to sleep with Michael Phelps. Ginger Snap!

Deadline takes Brett Ratner...

Neil Labute may be among the most polarizing figures in American theater, but a broad segment of Back Stage readers was united in its praise for Vs. Theatre Company's recent mounting of the playwright's 2002 work "The Mercy Seat."The production, which ran this spring at [Inside] the Ford in Hollywood, was named a Critic's Pick by Back Stage theater critic Les Spindle, who wrote of the 9/11-themed two-hander and actors Johnny Clark and Michelle Clunie, "Director Ron Klier guides two fiercely committed actors in a knockout production that elicits profound ruminations on urgent issues."Reader comments:"Fantastic venue, acting was superb, and set design was high-quality." —Marie Wong"There wasn't a weak link in any aspect of the production." —Denise Olson"High quality; best acting, stage design, and direction. I felt like I was in the living room of the players right up on stage with them." —Judy BeckerRunners-Up:- "God of Carnage,...

Michelle Clunie faced a tall order taking on Abby in "The Mercy Seat," a role that proved emotionally exhausting for no less a stage and screen veteran than Sigourney Weaver, who originated the character in Neil Labute's two-hander Off-Broadway in 2002. Clunie appears to have been up to the demanding material, however, as Back Stage's readers selected her turn in Vs. Theatre Company's spring 2011 production as the most memorable stage performance of the past 12 months.Writing for Back Stage, critic Les Spindle singled out the actor: "Clunie brilliantly segues between harping harridan and vulnerable woman in love, illuminating the multiple dimensions of this ostensibly tough cookie."Reader comments:"Incredibly complex character handled with extreme gentleness and insight. My first time seeing her perform; I was blown away." —Kevin Flynn"Michelle Clunie was remarkable. It was nonstop hard-core emotional acting at her best!" —Sepi GhafouriRunners-Up:- The cast of "God of Carnage" at the.

Earlier this year I received an email from a press rep for a surprising series, In Between Men. What was so surprising? The show was holding a red carpet premiere at TriBeCa Cinemas in New York, had enlisted minor stars like Michelle Clunie (Queer as Folk) and Chase Coleman (Boardwalk Empire), and boasted a sleek look, with glamorous New York locations and a kick-ass wardrobe from Marc Jacobs. And I’d never heard of it, or its creator. Why hadn’t I heard of this show? In Between Men is truly an anomaly in the web series world. A well-funded gay buddy soap, the show was written, shot and released in just a year by a virtual unknown in the industry, creator Quincy Morris. Since releasing its first two episodes, Ibm has been covered by Queerty, Jezebel, Têtu, among others. How did a New York professional and first-time filmmaker corral...

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9 p.m., ABC Family Make It or Break ItKaylie (Josie Loren) deals with the effects of her eating disorder and Ellen (Michelle Clunie) sabotages the girls. opportunity to make the U.S. National team. Plus, famed gymnastics coach Bela Karolyi guest-stars as Sasha.s...  More >>...

The stars came out in San Francisco on Saturday, June 5, for the 21st annual GLAAD (Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) Media Awards.

Bruce Vilanch, Nikki Blonsky, Wilson Cruz, Jai Rodriguez, Thea Gill, Michelle Clunie, New Zealand’s Topp Twins, Jan Wahl and Liam Mayclem were among the celebrities who joined GLAAD as it honored Cybill Shepherd, Lee Daniels, Robert Hanson and the best in documentaries and journalism last night at the 21st Annual GLAAD Media Awards presented in San Francisco by Southwest Airlines

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Lady GaGa was named Outstanding Music Artist on the Saturday night, June 5 ceremony of the 21st Annual Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Awards. She won over Adam Lambert, Brandi Carlile, The Gossip and Otep.

Furthermore, actress Cybill Shepherd was honored with Golden Gate Award at the event taking place at the Marriott Marquis in San Francisco. Director Lee Daniels was also among those walking home with a prize. The "Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire" helmer collected the Davidson/Valenti award.

Celebrities coming to the awards show either as performers, presenters or attendees included Chely Wright, Rodney Crowell, Jeremy Lister, Sam Sparro, Nikki Blonsky, Wilson Cruz, Jai Rodriguez, Thea Gill, Michelle Clunie, Jensen Atwood and Clementine Ford. This ceremony was aimed to follow up two previous shows which were held at New York's Marriott Marquis on March 13 and Los Angeles' Hyatt Regency Century Plaza on April...

Plus more on Guillermo Diaz in Pinups, the Outer Critics Awards gay honors, and Daniel Radcliffe speaks up for The Trevor Project. Tim Gunn does not approve of something offscreen.

Towleroad sat down with Rostam Batmanglij of Vampire Weekend to discuss the effects his coming out had on the band, the fans, and most importantly, how to pronounce his last name. The good news if you want to date is that he grades on a curve on that last one. Here's their video for "Oxford Comma."

Kylie Minogue will host amfAR's Gala of Inspiration June 3rd at the New York Public Library. Jean-Paul Gaultier and Ricky Martin will receive the first ever Inspiration Awards.  Speaking of Ricky Martin, he continued his Twitter activism in recognition of International Day Against Homophobia (Idaho), in both Spanish and English. Over a million people got this message today. We had already mentioned that out...