MTV cancels "The Hills"
Season 7, premiering April 27, will be the hit MTV show's last. I think we’ve told the story of struggle and of finding yourself in L.A.," "The Hills" creator Adam DiVello tells EW. "A lot of these kids have found themselves and have certainly embarked on different careers and different paths." The last season, which will feature Spencer Pratt, will run 12 episodes, with Audrina Patridge dating singer Ryan Cabrera and Kristin Cavallari dealing with rumors of drug abuse. The season will also focus on Heidi Montag's plastic surgery.
"At the Movies" canceled
The movie review show once hosted by Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel is fading to black after 24 seasons.
"Miss You Coco": Watch this Conan tribute video
Sung to Puff Daddy's "I'll be Missing You."
TV Guide Network picks up "Weeds"
Reruns of the Showtime drama will begin airing on TV Guide in January.
From Berkeley to Duke to Harvard, "Wire" classes have become all the rage in academia with courses as wide ranging as media studies to film studies to sociology. "You want to talk about it being fiction, call it fiction," says famed Harvard sociologist William Julius Wilson, who will offer a course this fall, "but it shows incredible imagination and understanding about the way the world works, and for me that's enough."
"It was so beautiful," he says of last night's episode, "because what I love is that the Alpert character is connected to the mythology of the island, but what I love about how they connected him to the island was something very personal and something everyone can relate to — just pure love of someone. So what his whole dilemma is, everything he’s lived for his whole entire life and agonized over, really boils down to the love of his wife. Every single decision he’s made — a good one or a bad one — has come down to that."
"I groaned when I saw her," Mary T. Kelly says of Miley mentoring the Top 11. "To be perfectly honest, this was a knee jerk reaction. I'm not a big fan of Miley Cyrus, but then again I'm not 13 years old. As Miley was being interviewed I was thinking, 'Who can take advice from someone with turquoise nails?' But I was humbled. As the show went on, I was impressed with Miley's confidence, composure, encouragement and wisdom. Poor Miley. A 40 year old trapped in a 17-year-old body. Wait: I want to be Miley!"
Heigl confirms to EW that she won't return to "Grey's" for the final five episodes of the season, and that she's leaving the show permanently. "I am done," says Heigl, citing her desire to be with her newly adopted child. "We just finalized our agreement. Everyone had been working really hard to find an amicable and gracious way of letting go and moving on. It’s sad but it’s what I wanted."
