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David Krumholtz Calls His SVU Role Intense
October 13th, 2010
David Krumholtz knows how to play a professor. After perfecting the role for six seasons on Numb3rs box set , he’ll go back to the classroom for his upcoming guest spot on Law & Order: SVU. But Krumholtz says the two parts are very different.
Jennifer Love Hewitt calls SVU role “raw”
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Jennifer Love Hewitt Books Guest Role on ‘Law and Order: SVU’
July 31st, 2010
Filed under: TV News
Her CBS show might’ve been cancelled, but Jennifer Love Hewitt’s career shows no sign of slowing down. The former ‘ Ghost Whisperer 1-5 ‘ star has one highly rated Lifetime movie, ‘The Client List,’ under her belt, and now TV Guide is reporting that she’ll guest on the Sept. 29 episode of ‘Law & Order: SVU.’
Executive producer Neal Baer told the magazine that J. Love will be playing a rape victim who is so scarred by her attacks that she is afraid to leave her house.
THG Week in Review: March 13-19, 2010
March 21st, 2010
Welcome to The Hollywood Gossip Week in Review. Below, our staff takes a look back at the past week in celebrity gossip, entertainment news and rumors.
Some of the highlights from March 13-19 include …
- Jesse James has been accused of cheating on Sandra Bullock, who supposedly moved out over the rumors. The woman in question? Michelle McGee, a tattoo model, mother of two, quasi-porn star, and apparent Nazi supporter.
- Tiger Woods announced a return date to golf (April 8), but it was a slew of Tiger Woods text messages he allegedly sent to porn star mistress Joslyn James that made news. We are talking depraved, violent, messed up stuff.
- John Edwards’ mistress, Rielle Hunter, posed for some half-naked GQ pictures. She later said she was “repulsed” by those same half-nude GQ pics. Moron.
Looks like marriage trouble for Sandra Bullock and Jesse James. Trouble by the name of Michelle “Bombshell” McGee, a tattoo model, porn star and James’ alleged mistress.
- Heidi Montag briefly hired some psychic “healer” manager nut.
- Omer Bhatti claims to be the parent of Michael Jackson’s kids.
- Crazy Jewish extremists want Bar Refaeli to dump Leo ASAP.
- Adam Lambert appearance of the week: Glamming up Tokyo.
- Awkward Ke$ha comment of the week: Breast-feeding Bieber.
- Siobhan Magnus ruled American Idol; Lacey Brown got booted.
- Miley Cyrus hates her critics … and the Internet … and teen girls, and country music, and Hannah Montana, and Twitter, and celebrity gossip, and …
- Britney Spears and Jason Trawick totally broke up … or are just on and off … or are totally still together, putting on a united front. Who knows anymore!
These beauties are both back on the market!
- Couple news: Jennifer Love Hewitt nixed the Jamie Kennedy phase; Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes split; David Schwimmer and Zoe Buckman are engaged; And, like, OMG, Demi Lovato is dating Joe Jonas!
- Baby news: Kevin Costner is expecting baby #7; Amy Poehler and Will Arnett are expecting #2; Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson are pregnant as well.
- Police blotter: DMX is staying in jail (at least until Dr. Drew intervenes); Lady Gaga is being sued; Jason Wahler was arrested; Perez is in more hot water.
- R.I.P.: Guitar legend Alex Chilton passed away, as did actors Peter Graves and Fess Parker. Corey Haim was laid to rest in a private funeral in Canada.
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Hewitt Pulls Triple Duty in Ghost Whisperer’s "Explosive" 100th Episode
March 5th, 2010
- Mar 4, 2010 11:51 PM ET
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Kate Stanhope
Camryn Manheim, Christoph Sanders, Jamie Kennedy, Jennifer Love Hewitt
For Ghost Whisperer’s star and executive producer Jennifer Love Hewitt, every day on the set is a busy one. But that didn’t stop her from pulling triple duty as the director of the CBS series’ 100th episode, airing Friday at 8/7c.
“It was definitely daunting and definitely nerve-racking, but I was really excited and honored to get to do it,” Hewitt says. “Having been on the show and worked this hard on it, it was really nice to be in control of such a big episode.”
Ghost Whisperer producers talks 100th episode
Executive producers Kim Moses and Ian Sander said asking Hewitt to direct was a “no-brainer” after her past success behind the camera.
“When the new season came, she of course wanted to direct again and, frankly, we insisted that she direct again because she did such a good job,” Sander says. “When we started talking about the 100th episode and that we wanted it to be special … it seemed like a natural to have her direct it.”
In the episode, titled “Implosion” and written by series creator John Gray, Melinda must race against a ticking clock when a ghost tells her that a bomb has gotten into the wrong hands. Although this is now Hewitt’s third time in the director’s chair, she says she explored a lot of new territory in the action-intense episode. “There are some big explosions in the episode which are really fun. I had never done those before as a director or as an actor,” Hewitt says. “I had no idea quite how explosive it was going to be on all angles.”
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The series’ 100th episode is not only explosive because of a bomb, but because of the bomb’s aftermath, namely a major character’s death. The series’ creative team is understandably tight-lipped about the character’s identity.
“Just because it’s a death, doesn’t mean that it’s the end of the character. I wouldn’t necessarily count on that,” Sander says. “We have actors that fortunately have a very good time on our show and we try to explain to them, the best way to recur is to die.”
No matter if said character returns to Grandview or not, Hewitt says the death will have long-term repercussions. “The death means possible deaths for others,” she says.
It is only fitting the episode deals with the death of a major character on a show that deals with mortality so openly week after week — an attribute to which the producers credit the series’ success. “The concept of the show is a universal theme; everybody in the world would like one more chance to reconnect with somebody they love who has passed away,” Moses says.