Julie Bowen Says She Was Guinea Pig For New Skincare Company
Former Modern Family star Julie Bowen is helping promote the new skincare company Aramore which she says she was a guinea pig for. Marisa Tomei was at the launch party too.
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Former Modern Family star Julie Bowen is helping promote the new skincare company Aramore which she says she was a guinea pig for. Marisa Tomei was at the launch party too.
Following a high-profile bit of recasting for a new network series, Ariel Winter has landed her first big TV role since Modern Family ended.
Sarah Cooper Comedy Moving Forward at CBS The network has also picked up a bowling comedy based on the life of Tom Smallwood. CBS is adding a pair of comedies to its 2021 pilot slate. The broadcast network is moving forward with its untitled Sarah Cooper comedy inspired by the TikTok favorite's book How to Be Successful Without Hurting Men's Feelings. The network has also picked up a bowling comedy based on the life of pro bowler Tom Smallwood. The untitled Cooper single-camera comedy landed at CBS in August following a multiple-outlet bidding war. The potential series revolves around three ...
Getty (5) ABC/Hulu's Craig Erwich (left), CBS' Kelly Kahl, Fox's Charlie Collier, NBCUniversal's Susan Rovner and The CW's Mark Pedowitz Comedies and dramas picked up this time a year ago remain in contention as a new batch of development and a rising number of series orders compete for slots on a schedule filled with uncertainty. As the calendar turns to a new year, that traditionally brings the start of pilot season for the five broadcast networks. Considering that pilot season 2020 was completely upended when production halted in March at the outset of the pandemic, this year is anything b...
Pandemic Fog Casts a Shadow on Another TV Pilot Season Getty (5) ABC/Hulu's Craig Erwich (left), CBS' Kelly Kahl, Fox's Charlie Collier, NBCUniversal's Susan Rovner and The CW's Mark Pedowitz Comedies and dramas picked up this time a year ago remain in contention as a new batch of development and a rising number of series orders compete for slots on a schedule filled with uncertainty. As the calendar turns to a new year, that traditionally brings the start of pilot season for the five broadcast networks. Considering that pilot season 2020 was completely upended when production halted in March...