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When people on the Left share a photo of Ivanka Trump and her husband dressed to the nines on the same day Trump issues a ban on hopeful Muslims entering the Us,...

Robbert de Koeijer Sep 23, 2016

Wondering how all the DC universe TV spin-offs, crossovers and webseries fit together? We have the answer...

In October 2012, Us network The CW launched the first season of Arrow, after wrapping up no fewer than ten seasons of Superman origin show Smallville a year before. Arrow was a completely new take on the DC Comics character Green Arrow, in a new universe that had nothing to do with Smallville or its version of Oliver Queen/Green Arrow. The series proved quite the hit for The CW, and a second season renewal inevitably followed. In season two, we were introduced to forensic scientist Barry Allen, better known to DC Comics readers as The Flash. Arrow got a third season, The Flash got his own TV show with great success, and the live action shared DC Comics universe on TV was born. And with it the question: how does it all fit together?...

You can tell fall is rapidly approaching. The new season of the CW’s super-hero shows have begun filming and here come the box sets of from the 2015-16 TV season. It all starts with the network’s latest powerful addition, Supergirl.

Burbank, CA (June 2, 2016) – A new Super Hero will soon be flying into homes as Warner Bros. Home Entertainment releases Supergirl: The Complete First Season on Blu-rayTM and DVD on August 9, 2016. Delivering 10.9 million Total Viewers weekly, Supergirl is the #2 series on CBS amongst Men 18-49, just behind The Big Bang Theory and a Top 5 series on the network with Men 18-34, Men 25-54 and Tweens 12-17*. Fans can purchase the set which, in addition to all 20 exhilarating episodes, contains over an hour of extra content, including the 2015 Comic-Con panel, featurettes, deleted scenes and a gag reel. Supergirl: The Complete First Season is priced to own at $49.99 Srp...

Burbank, CA (June 2, 2016) – A new Super Hero will soon be flying into homes, as Warner Bros. Home Entertainment releases Supergirl: The Complete First Season on Blu-rayTM and DVD on August 9, 2016. Delivering 10.9 million Total Viewers weekly, Supergirl is the #2 series on CBS amongst Men 18-49, just behindThe Big Bang Theory and a Top 5 series on the network with Men 18-34, Men 25-54 and Tweens 12-17*. Fans can purchase the set which, in addition to all 20 exhilarating episodes, contains over an hour of extra content, including the 2015 Comic-Con panel, featurettes, deleted scenes and a gag reel. Supergirl: The Complete First Season is priced to own at $49.99 Srp for the DVD and $54.97 Srp for the Blu-ray including Digital HD.Supergirl: The Complete First Season is also available to own on Digital HD via purchase from digital retailers.

*Source: Nielsen National TV View L+7 Us AA%; excluding repeats, specials, sports, and...

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The latest Supergirl episode explores what Kara lost before coming to Earth, and is one of the show's strongest yet...

This review contains spoilers.

1.13 For The Girl Who Has Everything

The producers of Supergirl made a lot of the fact that Kara is an immigrant before the show premiered and, although this element hasn't been exactly ignored since then, it hasn't been a particular focus either. Kara's relationship with her family is complicated primarily because, while she certainly considers the Danvers as kin, she has a whole other family that she knew, loved and lost.

This isn't like Superman and the Kents, who raised him from a toddler to adulthood. Kara is always going to be split between two cultures, separated from both by the time she spent away.

So Krypton and its inhabitants are a trigger for our heroine that the show should be careful about pulling.

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Supergirl is developing a villain as entertaining to watch as its heroes, as Bizarro proves...

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1.12 Bizarro

Love is hard, especially when you're a superhero. You might want to date the cute new guy who happens to be your boss's long-lost son, and stay friends with the It guy who keeps moaning about how he's been 'friendzoned', but then there's also the hunky photographer who knows all of your secrets but is inconveniently dating your cousin's sister-in-law. It's complicated, and evil doppelgangers just throw yet another spanner in the works.

That's basically this episode in a nutshell, with a pretty serious storyline about Maxwell Lord basically abusing young girls until they become fractured, evil opposites of Kara aired alongside another game of musical chairs featuring Kara and her many admirers. Adam likes Kara, Winn likes Kara and James has finally admitted that he also likes Kara.

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Melissa Benoist's real-life squeeze, Blake Jenner, tips up in this week's Supergirl, along with yet another barely disguised allegory...

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1.11 Strange Visitor From Another Planet

As with most Berlanti projects on the air right now, Supergirl has predominantly been about family in its first season. This week, we take a break from analysing what Kara's biological and adoptive family means to her and her destiny, and instead focus on two of the guys on the show. First, we learn more about the tragic backstory of the Martian Manhunter and, second, it's time for Cat Grant's long-lost son to arrive on the scene.

After hearing about Cat's regret regarding her son and witnessing her repeatedly try and fail to reach out to him, Kara decides that the most helpful thing to do is to finish one of the letters Cat theoretically intended to...

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Supergirl spends some much-needed time developing its supporting characters in Childish Things, chief of all: Winn...

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1.10 Childish Things

Though it started shakily, Supergirl has been doing a really good job lately of identifying its strongest elements and building on them, nailing the threat-of-the-week structure and putting character before action as much as it can. That trend continued in Childish Things, which may have been the best example yet of how much it's grown in just a few weeks.

It's a Winn-centric hour, which is something I've been clamouring for since we started. Jeremy Jordan is very good in everything, but Supergirl just hadn't made use of the actor or the character as it should have, preferring to focus our attention elsewhere while he acted just as convenient tech saviour and pining love rival to James. Now, however, he feels like a real character at last.

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The first Supergirl episode of the year shows that it's willing to learn and grow without compromising on its original vision...

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9.9 Blood Bonds

Secret identities are dumb. Well, they serve a purpose in-universe when there are legitimate threats against a hero's nearest and dearest but, as a narrative tool? They're dumb. Over the course of Blood Bonds, said identity was disappointingly shoved back in the bottle, and Cat Grant remains none the wiser about Supergirl's civilian name and face, thus rendering one of the best bits of the show's mid-season finale completely pointless.

It's not dissimilar from Arrow's decision to have Quentin arrest Oliver for his alleged vigilante ways surprisingly early in its first season, thus plausibly throwing off suspicion for the character most likely to go on a witch hunt later on. Here, at least, more or less everyone knows the truth,...

An active crime scene goes on lockdown as Peter Facinelli's Maxwell Lord and Chyler Leigh's Alex argue over what just happened in the first of three new clips from the Supergirl midseason premiere. The show returns to CBS in just a few short days, with all-new episodes kicking off January 4. The second clip has Calista Flockhart as Cat Grant being very accusatory towards Kara, because she knows the superhero's big secret. The third and final clip has Non trying to discover Martian Manhunter's own deep, dark secrets.

With Astra in captivity at the Deo, her husband, Non (Chris Vance) captures Hank, leading to a tense standoff between the two sides. Also, Kara continues to refute Cat's allegations that she is Supergirl in the all-new episode Blood Bonds. Supergirl fans were left with a big shocker in the fall finale Hostile Takeover earlier this month. It has been revealed...

Supergirl fans were left with a big reveal in the fall finale Hostile Takeover earlier this month, when David Harewood's Hank Henshaw revealed that he was none other than the Martian Manhunter. With the holiday hiatus winding down, the series is getting ready to return with the midseason premiere Blood Bonds, with CBS releasing a trailer featuring new footage. The video offers our first brief glimpse at a new character, the DC Comics villain Non, portrayed by Chris Vance.

In Blood Bonds, Astra (Laura Benanti), the evil twin sister of Kara's mother Alura, is being held in captivity at the Deo. Her husband Non has captured Hank, leading to a tense standoff between the two sides. Kara also continues to refute Cat's allegations that she is Supergirl. We see in this new trailer that Cat believes, "beyond a shadow of a doubt," that Kara is in fact Supergirl. This...

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After a shaky start, Supergirl has started to really figure out what type of show it is, to the delight of patient fans...

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1.8 Hostile Takeover

Few things are perfect right out of the gate, and even fewer things have the amount of expectations Supergirl had on its shoulders from its first episode. This show hasn't offered the grim nuance of Jessica Jones or even the giddy joy of The Flash, but at least it's managed to do something different. We're in an age where it's almost impossible to watch every comic book-themed show on television, let alone everything on offer to geek audiences right now, and I feel like Supergirl can't be faulted for finding its own niche and sticking to it.

That said, these last two episodes have been very good examples of what the show has been trying to do from the start,...

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After much trepidation ahead of its debut, CBS’ Supergirl has now reached its mid-season break. Safe to say, the show has been solid, if not spectacular.

Throughout the first half of the Melissa Benoist-starrer, many a question has been thrown up. Keeping with tradition, that was exactly the same with this latest outing, Hostile Takeover.

With Kara’s evil aunt Astra turning up at the end of the previous episode, that serves as a main focal point of this entry. What’s particularly interesting about this strand of Hostile Takeover is that it gives us a rare glimpse into the final days of Krypton and the relationship between a young Kara and her beloved aunt. Obviously, by this point in the game things are a little different in the modern day, what with Astra now intent of seemingly cleansing Earth.

Elsewhere, we find Cat Co in turmoil as...

Grab some tissues for your eyes, everyone – you’re going to need them after you see the eye-watering amount of new content Rockstar have delivered with their latest update for Grand Theft Auto V‘s online component.

The Executives And Other Criminals Dlc has gone live for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC today, adding a colossal amount of new features for fans to get excited about. Included with the bumper update is the ability to found your own criminal organization and hire other players to serve as bodyguards for your new business venture. However, you’ll need to part with a huge mountain of cash to do so, as it requires $1m of start up funds to get the ball rolling.

In addition to that nifty feature, new modes, challenges and jobs have been added to keep things fresh in San Andreas, but there’s one more feature that’s bound to demand your attention.

The winter finale of Supergirl was the show at its very best. That means, as you can probably guess, there was a lot of Cat Grant. Cat wasn't the only good thing about Supergirl in "Hostile Takeover" however. There was a surprisingly interesting story to be told as Kara went up against her maybe not-so-evil aunt Astra again. Kara had to confront some harsh truths about her late mother and Astra revealed herself to be a smidge more intriguing that we all originally thought. Here are some of the best quotes from one of Supergirl's best episodes "Hostile Takeover."...

The Kryptonian family feud comes to a head on the Supergirl midseason finale. Having escaped Astra and returned to the Deo — where Alex tells her to rust Hank Henshaw and let them handle Kara’s aunt — Kara discovers Astra hovering over CatCo. The two go to battle. But during each of their encounters you get a sense of just how close the two were, especially during flashbacks to when Kara was a little girl. They fight, but exhibit restraint when each is in a vulnerable position. There is — or was — love between them. Supergirl eventually captures Astra and … Continue reading →

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Episode 8: "Hostile Takeover" Synopsis: When General Astra makes her return to National City, she challenges Kara's beliefs about her mother and, with the help of her Kryptonian minions, brings about major trouble. Meanwhile, Cat Grant is faced with an embarrassing e-mail hack that has the potential to ruin her position as CatCo CEO! Review: And with that, we... Read More...

Supergirl, Season 1, Episode 7, “Human For A Day”

Written by Yahlin Chang & Ted Sullivan

Directed by Larry Teng

Episode 8, “Hostile Takeover”

Written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa & Caitlin Parrish

Directed by Karen Gaviola

Airs Mondays at 8pm (Et) on CBS

How a show with such a clearly drawn main character fails so greatly in focusing on a specific theme or story every week is truly baffling. It’s a telling sign about how badly Supergirl needs to work on its focus that an episode objectively about how Kara deals with not having powers on a day when National City goes through a massive crisis barely deals with that subject at all. “Human For A Day” is instead content to look towards a plethora of other action that barely has to do with Kara, if at all. “Hostile Takeover” too is more focused on the titular hero for only a fraction of the time,...

Hot on the heels of an episode that got everyone talking, expectations are high for the winter finale of Supergirl, which happens to be titled “Hostile Takeover.” The episode will see Kara go toe-to-toe with her villainous aunt, Astra, and follow Cat Grant as she deals with a hacking scandal, which seems highly reminiscent of what was going on in the world a year ago at this time. Fans should also keep their eyes peeled as Chris Vance will debut as Non, a villain everyone should remember from Superman II.

Recently, DC Comics caught up with Melissa Benoist, Supergirl herself, to discuss what it means to play the iconic character. Here’s what she had to say when asked what was challenging about playing a character who has a dual identity:

I don’t know. It’s rather challenging to bounce back and forth between all of those traits, but for me personally,...

Last week’s episode of Supergirl concluded with the mind-blowing reveal that Hank Henshaw is really Martian Manhunter, a character fans having been hoping would show up again somewhere for a very long time now (he was last seen in Smallville). Does this now mean that he won’t show up in Zack Snyder’s Justice League? Time will tell.

Regardless, the clip above puts the focus not on Martian Manhunter, but on Cat Grant. She’s dealing with some serious legal issues here, but in the process, we get to hear a mention of Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane.

Here’s the synopsis for the episode – titled “Hostile Takeover” – courtesy of the network:

Kara goes toe-to-toe with Astra when her aunt challenges Kara’s beliefs about her mother. Also, Cat is threatened with being removed as the CEO of CatCo after a hacker exposes her private and damaging emails,...

Supergirl blew peoples minds last night in a big way. And if you missed it, or are saving the reveal for a later date, you better turn around now. This story has a major spoiler for the episode titled Human for a Day. In it, we learn Hank Henshaw's true identity. And it brought an iconic DC Comics character to the screen that no one was expecting. Turn back know if you don't want to know!

Yes, on last night's episode of Supergirl Season 1 titled Human for a Day, the show dropped possibly the biggest bombshell of the fall TV season, if you don't count the unexpected visitors who showed up on Fargo Season 2 last night. For months, fans have assumed that David Harewood was playing Hank Henshaw and would eventually turned into Cyborg Superman. Nope. That's not what happened at all! And we have two clips that reveal who he really is.

A 24-year-old Kryptonian living in National City who must embrace her powers after previously hiding them. She assists her adoptive sister as part of the Department of Extra-Normal Operations (Deo) as she discovered the truth that her foster father also work for the Deo so they would not take her, while her co-workers help her perfect her powers. Starring: Melissa Benoist, Mehcad Brooks, Chyler Leigh, Jeremy Jordan, David Harewood, Calista Flockhart and Blake Neely. Supergirl “Hostile Takeover” airs next Monday at 8/7c on CBS. Supergirl is published by DC Comics.

Recently, CBS delivered the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Supergirl" episode 8 of season 1. The episode is entitled, "Hostile Takeover," and it turns out that we're going to see some highly intense and drama-filled stuff go down as Kara gets into another big battle with her crazy aunt Astra. Cat's CEO job is put in major danger, and more! In the new, 8th episode press release: Kara Goes Toe-to-toe With Her Aunt Astra When She Challenges Kara's Beliefs About Her Mother, On "Supergirl," Monday, Dec. 14. Press release number 2: Kara will go toe-to-toe with Astra when her aunt challenges Kara's beliefs about her mother. Also, Cat will get threatened with being removed as the CEO of CatCo after a hacker exposes her private and damaging emails.

Official photos from season 1 episode 8 of Supergirl, airing Monday, December 14 at 8pm on CBS.

"Hostile Takeover" -- Kara goes toe-to-toe with Astra when her aunt challenges Kara's beliefs about her mother. Also, Cat is threatened with being removed as the CEO of CatCo after a hacker exposes her private and damaging emails. Supergirl stars Melissa Benoist as Kara Danvers, Calista Flockhart at Cat Grant, Chyler Leigh as Alex Danvers, Mehcad Brooks as James Olsen, David Harewood as Hank Henshaw and Jeremy Jordan as Winn.

  Kara Goes Toe-to-toe With Her Aunt Astra When She Challenges Kara's Beliefs About Her Mother, On "Supergirl," Monday, Dec. 14 "Hostile Takeover" - Kara goes toe-to-toe with Astra when her aunt challenges Kara's beliefs about her mother. Also, Cat is threatened with being removed as the CEO of CatCo after a hacker exposes her private and damaging emails, on Supergirl, Monday, Dec. 14 (8:00-9:00 Pm, Et/Pt) on the CBS Television Network. The hour-long drama centers on Kara Zor-El, Superman's cousin, who was born on the planet Krypton and escaped amid its destruction years ago. Since arriving on Earth, she has been hiding the powers she shares with her famous cousin. But now at age 24, she decides to embrace her superhuman abilities and be the hero she was always meant to be. Supergirl features: Melissa Benoist as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl Mehcad Brooks as James 'Jimmy' Olsen Calista Flockhart as Cat...

CBS has today released the first details about the upcoming eighth episode of Supergirl, and it points to some more surprising twists and turns down the line for Kara Danvers. The description also confirms that Astra will be making a return, a character we haven’t actually seen since the second episode when Supergirl clashed with her for the first time.

Here’s the official synopsis for the episode, which is titled “Hostile Takeover”:

Kara goes toe-to-toe with Astra when her aunt challenges Kara’s beliefs about her mother. Also, Cat is threatened with being removed as the CEO of CatCo after a hacker exposes her private and damaging emails, on Supergirl, Monday, Dec. 14 (8:00-9:00 Pm, Et/Pt) on the CBS Television Network.

Perhaps the most intriguing thing here is the mention of Cat Grant’s “damaging” emails. What could she be hiding that’s so bad?...

When Jamal closed that door on Cookie last week, shivers went down my spine because I was hoping that that would begin his descent into Corleone-dom. And in this episode, when he rolled up in a big black car and told Hakeem to get in, when he was going to become an uncle, when Lucious lost his voice and was doing his best Brando impression, I thought we were in for a full-scale Godfather homage. However, Jamal never was vicious in this episode and Lucious’ jaw remained unpuffy. There’s still time yet for a montage of people being brutally murdered as Jamal stands at Andre’s baby’s baptism. We kick off this week’s episode with a slickly executed montage of phone calls where everyone in Cookie and the Hostile Takeover Gang is planning something, but not telling everyone exactly what they’re planning. The phone call montage...

If waiting until Wednesday night to watch the Empire finale seems like an impossible task, People has just what the doctor ordered.

Watch the six sneak peek clips below and call us in the morning – if you've caught your breath by then.

"I've have friends that call me almost in tears saying, 'Can you please just tell me what happens? I wont tell anybody. Please!' " Taraji P. Henson (who stars as the impeccably dressed Cookie Lyon) tells People. "I feel so bad for them for when we get to the finale. We just leave people saying, 'Whaaat?!' "

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If waiting until Wednesday night to watch the Empire finale seems like an impossible task, People has just what the doctor ordered. Watch the six sneak peek clips below and call us in the morning - if you've caught your breath by then. "I've have friends that call me almost in tears saying, 'Can you please just tell me what happens? I wont tell anybody. Please!' " Taraji P. Henson (who stars as the impeccably dressed Cookie Lyon) tells People. "I feel so bad for them for when we get to the finale. We just leave people saying, 'Whaaat?!'...

If waiting until Wednesday night to watch the Empire finale seems like an impossible task, People has just what the doctor ordered. Watch the six sneak peek clips below and call us in the morning - if you've caught your breath by then. "I've have friends that call me almost in tears saying, 'Can you please just tell me what happens? I wont tell anybody. Please!' " Taraji P. Henson (who stars as the impeccably dressed Cookie Lyon) tells People. "I feel so bad for them for when we get to the finale. We just leave people saying, 'Whaaat?!'...

Copyright: The History Of WWE: 50 Years Of Sports Entertainment Blu-ray

Over the past four months, as the $WWE stock price has soared, rumors have swirled about World Wrestling Entertainment. There has been wild speculation on the value of the new domestic TV Rights deals and how many people have signed up for the WWE Network. They’ve even been wild gossip involving a merger or takeover. (As explained below, this is really baseless – Vince McMahon controls the company’s voting shares so there can’t be a hostile takeover.)

The concept of WWE being run by someone who wasn’t in the McMahon family might feel like anathema to wrestling fans. Still, consider how many times we’ve seen Vince McMahon driven by his personal preferences and random whims. Think about the failing projects that have continued – just out of a perverse desire to “stick it” to his critics.

If you had said a year ago that a TV show about Green Arrow would become one of the most popular superhero shows in television history, few people probably would’ve believed you. And yet that’s exactly what happened – since the premiere of Arrow on The CW last year, the show has fast become one of network’s biggest hits, thanks in no small part to writer/producer Marc Guggenheim and star Stephen Amell.

With the season 2 premiere only a few weeks away,we’re starting to see more and more publicity images for the upcoming episodes, like this shot of Michael Jai White as Bronze Tiger. And today ...

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Step back in time for a never seen before look into the revolutionary movement that painted the wrestling industry black and white

Be a part of the revolution with this never seen before documentary, revealing the “too sweet” saga of the nWo. Hear from key members Hollywood Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall and discover things you never knew about the hostile takeover of WCW.

It all began in the summer of 1996 when two prominent WWE Superstars Diesel (Nash) and Razor Ramon (Hall), began to appear uninvited on WCW Monday Nitro. ‘The Outsiders’ as they were known, would sit ringside, shrouding their intentions and motives in mystery. Many competitors in the WCW locker room and WCW fans believed WCW was being invaded by WWE, due to their status with them and a war between the rival companies was imminent.

Enter Hulk Hogan, the shock third member of the rebellion clan,...

'Rules were meant to be broken, Machine Gun Kelly was meant to break them,' rebellious rapper tells MTV News of Hostile Takeover run.

By Rob Markman

Machine Gun Kelly

Photo: MTV News

Tech N9ne and Machine Gun Kelly have built a pretty good friendship since meeting last fall, but let's see what happens after the two perform 90 shows in 99 days together.

After pre-taping the cypher segments for Bet's Hip Hop Awards show last fall, Tech Nina and Mgk went out and enjoyed New York City's nightlife with a few famous friends. Now, Tech and MTV's 2011 Hottest Breakthrough Mc will embark on the Hostile Takeover 2012 Tour, beginning in March and making stops in New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Las Vegas.

"Me and Tech went to one club that Rick Ross told us to come to and we couldn't get in," Kells revealed to MTV News on Monday. "French Montana was stuck outside.

They may not be household names like their A-list colleagues, but the actors on this list have appeared in some of our all-time favourite geek movies...

Some actors dabble in sci-fi; others dip their toe into fantasy; some may even make an appearance in the odd horror film - all before returning to the safety of the genres in which they feel more comfortable - perhaps a nice, award-chasing period drama, or a well-paid romantic comedy.

A-listers may see the geeky films that we on this site enjoy and celebrate as fun little side-projects, but there are actors out there who commit full-time to these types of movies. It is high time, therefore, that we credited these individuals with the recognition they deserve.

Besides the stipulation that, in order to be included, an actor had to still be alive and working today, there were no strict criteria that had to...

'To be able to make history like this is a wonderful accomplishment,' Tech N9ne tells Xxl of Hostile Takeover Tour.

By Rob Markman

Tech N9ne

Photo: Getty Images

Nobody tours like Tech N9ne. Last year, the Kansas City, Missouri, spitter ran through an astounding 82 shows in 85 days, and now Tech Nina is looking to outdo himself when he embarks on his Hostile Takeover 2012 Tour in March. The Mc is promising 90 shows in 99 days.

"I started planting the seeds for this music thing to expand more than 10 years ago and to see it be recognized globally like this is a beautiful thing," Tech Nina told XXLMag.com. "We started Strange Music so we could make the music we wanted to make and tour like we wanted to tour. Now, to be able to make history like this is a wonderful accomplishment."

Tech will be bringing MTV's 2011 Hottest Breakthrough Mc Machine Gun Kelly,...

There's a party at Tony Enright's (Paul Blackthorne) mansion and one woman is attacked, Jesse's (Eddie Cibrian) 'friend' Anna, (Mini Anden) whilst another is killed inside. Nosferatu (1922) plays on TV. Horatio (David Caruso) knows who Tony is and what he did in La. (Hence the title.) Tony was acquitted of his wife's murder. He has ink on his hand and the woman was killed with a pen. He's a pornographer. Horatio: "Well then roll credits, that's a wrap." Walter (Omar Miller) wonders what kind of party this was. Calleigh (Emily Procter) checks out the murder weapon. Walter finds a bug, someone listened in to the murder. Anna tells Natalia (Eva Larue) the Vic was in Tony's films. Natalia recalls Anna from before (episode ??) Anna doesn't see Jesse as a friend and says he stalked her all the way from La because of Tony. But that was for her own good.

Fuquay-varina - It was a speedy two days with major stars dropping into my neighborhood.

On a Thursday night the man who made predicted FedEx arrived at a Durham library. Mister McFeely (David Newell) still fits in his Speedy Delivery uniform and hat as he greeted Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood fans of all ages. Most of the ages were under seven. Luckily I had brought along a little kid in order not to stick out.

McFeely was at the end of a weeklong tour around the state to touch base with the kids. Lately whenever any star of kid focused tv shows comes to town, it’s part of some over inflated media spectacular stage show at the sports arena. There’s singing, dancing, indoor fireworks and motorcycle stunts meant to dazzle a three year old. Plus there’s a $18 convenience charge on the tickets. But this was not McFeely’s type of entertainment.

While last week gave us the majority of new and returning shows, don’t forget about some solid shows that have yet to air. Trauma and Lie to Me are two of the last shows left to premiere this Fall and both will be on tonight, Monday, September 28th.

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NBC - Trauma: “Pilot”

“Trauma” is an intense, action-packed look at one of the most dangerous medical professions in the world: first responder paramedics. When emergencies occur, the trauma team from San Francisco City Hospital is first on the scene, traveling by land, by sea or by air to reach their victims in time. From the heights of the city’s Transamerica Pyramid to the depths of the San Francisco Bay, these heroes must face the most extreme conditions to save lives — and give meaning to their own existence in the process. In this initial installment,...