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* Laura Benanti talks more about her role on Nashville.

* There's going to be a Twin Peaks book that comes out in advance of the new season on Showtime.

* Neil Patrick Harris is hosting the Oscars! \o/

* Jeremy Renner talks more about Kill the Messenger.

* Archie Panjabi is leaving The Good Wife, which means they won't have to keep awkwardly avoiding ever having Alicia and Kalinda in the same room.

* If you've been hoping for a la carte TV or streaming-only services, you may be happy to hear that HBO is planning an online-only subscription, and CBS just launched theirs.

* Warner Bros. announced their DC comics film schedule through 2020 - including a Wonder Woman stand-alone in 2017, which, unless Marvel steps up, will be the first female-led superhero film in either shared universe. They may also be introducing a female sidekick if Jena Malone is really playing Robin in Batman V. Superman.

* Wow, Alan Cumming's story about his parentage is crazy.

* I am all for making The Last Unicorn into a Broadway musical, but lol Josh Duhamel is involved?

* New Mockingjay trailer in which Katniss returns to District 12.

* A Veronica Mars blast from the past via frelling_tralk: Teddy Dunn (who quit acting and is a lawyer now!) talks about Duncan Kane and why he left the show.

Comments

[ever_neutral]

I myself was about to be like - DOESN'T NPH ALWAYS? - but no.

Devo about Archie, but hey, maybe this new show will give her character the focus she deserves. /grumble grumble

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Yeah, although I suspect some of the problem is it's hard to give Kalinda focus when she can never interact w/ Alicia. They never really knew what to do with her besides working cases and sleeping with everyone. Her friendship w/ Alicia was where all the good material was.

(I am really curious what is going on behind the scenes on this show.)

[wendelah1]

A Veronica Mars blast from the past: Teddy Dunn (who quit acting and is a lawyer now!) talks about Duncan Kane and why he left the show.

That was a good article. I don't understand the hatred for his character either.

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I think part of it was ship-motivated - which, in fairness, Jason Dohring was a much better actor and had better chemistry with Kristen Bell, and I think people resented the show continuing to push Duncan as a love interest? Especially in S2, when they insisted on breaking up Logan/Veronica over the summer, so we never actually got to see them together, and they never really sold it why she'd get back together with Duncan.

But that's not his fault, and he didn't deserve all the hate.