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Friday Night Lights Gets Renewed for Two More Seasons

DirecTV and NBC have finalized a deal to produce 26 more episodes, to be aired over the course of two seasons, of the critically hailed, but poorly rated, NBC series Friday Night Lights.

The 26-episode order will likely be the last for the series, given its low ratings.  The 26 episodes will be produced consecutively without [...]

David Cronenberg Talks Eastern Promises Sequel

In a new interview with MTV, Eastern Promises director David Cronenberg said that he, star Viggo Mortensen, screenwriter Steven Knight, producer Paul Webster and the studio Focus Features, are planning on making a sequel to the 2007 thriller.  Here’s a small excerpt from MTV:

“We are moving forward with it,” Cronenberg told MTV News. “We [...]

Bruno Gets NC-17 Rating

Sascha Baron Cohen’s latest film, Bruno, has received a NC-17 rating. The Wrap reports that the film got the rating, in part, due to a scene where Baron’s character “appears to have anal sex with a man on camera. In another, the actor goes on a hunting trip and sneaks naked into the tent of [...]

New Star Trek TV Spot

Paramount has begun airing a new trailer/TV spot for Star Trek.  The trailer is attached to 2-D runs of Monsters vs. Aliens and was run during Friday night’s Kid’s Choice Awards on Nickelodeon.  Check out the new spot after the jump.

Star Trek hits theaters on May 8, 2009.

G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra and Terminator Salvation Video Game Trailers

The trailer for G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra: The Video Game is now online, as well as the opening intro sequence for the video game based on Terminator Salvation.  Check them both out after the jump (image above is a screen from the Terminator Salvation game, check out more screens at Crave Online).

CBS May Cancel Guiding Light

TV Week is reporting that CBS may soon decide to pull the plug on Guiding Light, the longest-running daytime drama in television history (it started on radio and together with its television run its survived more than 70 years).  While no final decision has been made yet, the network’s deal ends in September and the [...]

Broadcast TV Ratings for Sunday, March 29, 2009

Full ratings and breakdown’s, including week-to-week comparisons, and individual program analysis, etc., follows after the jump.