William Baldwin

Gossip Girl

Billy Baldwin Joins Gossip Girl's Blake, Penn and Chace on Set

The March 8 return of Gossip Girl is still a couple weeks away, but Blake Lively, Chace Crawford and Penn Badgley were joined by new addition Billy Baldwin on the set in NYC yesterday.

The March 8 return of Gossip Girl is still a couple weeks away, but Blake Lively, Chace Crawford and Penn Badgley were joined by new addition Billy Baldwin on the set in NYC yesterday. The cast recently got to enjoy a short break during which Chace and Blake headed to Miami with their costars Ed Westwick and Jessica Szohr for Super Bowl and bikini fun. If you're dying to know what's in store for the gang when the show returns — check out Buzz's sneak peek at some of the hot hookups headed our way as these photos give us a look at what to expect from all the fashion.

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Nick Lachey

ABC All Stars Pose Hands-on-Hips and Party the Night Away

After spending a long day sitting on panels and fielding questions at the TCAs, the ABC and Disney stars got dressed up and hit the red carpet last night.

After spending a long day sitting on panels and fielding questions at the TCAs, the ABC and Disney stars got dressed up and hit the red carpet last night. Despite moving filming to NYC, the Ugly Betty beauties like Becki Newton (get her look here) were representing, even with no America Ferrera. Mixing our medical shows, Kate Walsh hung all over Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence celebrating life back on ABC. Nick Lachey didn't have Vanessa on his arm but looked handsome out promoting his High School Musical reality show. Check out lots more over on Buzz from all the stars and all the fun new and familiar shows!

To see more from the party including Selena Gomez, Victor Garber, Teri Hatcher, Peter Krause, Blair Underwood, Dave Annable, Zach Braff, Nicollette Sheridan just read more

Eva Longoria

TCAs Get Private, Dirty, Desperate and a Little Bit Grey

Some of the big names at ABC hit the stage at the TCAs in LA this afternoon.

Some of the big names at ABC hit the stage at the TCAs in LA this afternoon. Even though there was no specific Grey's Anatomy panel, the show was still the first thing on everyone's mind when Shonda Rhimes entered the room — check out all of that on Buzz. Sigh, love Peter Krause. As for Desperate Housewives, Eva's haircut is adorable in person, she got it since she was told to get a "mom" cut and didn't want to wear a wig, and we should expect to see her looking glamorous again by mid season. Mark Cherry also jokingly admitted how the 5 year flash forward got out, "I made the mistake of telling one of my actors, and the next thing I read it in the Times, going, 'Damn it, Marcia.'" From details of Ugly Betty in NYC — costumes by Pat Field who did the premiere! — to Dirty Sexy Money — with Lucy Liu! — to Private Practice — more medicine less drama! — there's so much more coverage over on Buzz.

To see more from the panels including Lucy Liu, Eva Longoria, Shonda Rhimes, Blair Underwood, Felicity Huffman and tons of others just read more

TV

Pilot Watch: "Dirty Sexy Money"

The networks have announced their fall schedules, but which of the series will actually be worth watching?

The networks have announced their fall schedules, but which of the series will actually be worth watching? Throughout the summer, as I watch the pilots, I'll be posting my first impressions. Note that a lot can change before a show actually makes it to air, so these aren't comprehensive reviews, just quick thoughts on how the shows look now. Today's installment: ABC's "Dirty Sexy Money."

What's it about? A lawyer takes over his dead father's job as the personal counsel to a rich, crazy New York family, getting sucked into a world he spent his childhood resenting.

Who's in it? Peter Krause of "Six Feet Under," Donald Sutherland, William Baldwin, Jill Clayburgh, Natalie Zea

The good: Considering the size of the cast, this pilot does an amazing job setting up the dark, decadent world of the Darlings without feeling heavy-handed. Where other pilots rely on expositionary dialogue ("but you're the best-selling author in history!"), "Dirty Sexy Money" has mastered the art of showing and not telling — one of my favorite touches was how the character of each Darling is revealed through a ring tone on Nick's cell phone.

The bad: This pilot does a great job of setting up the world of Nick and the Darlings, but it doesn't give me a great sense of how the show will be structured from week to week. I worry that the wacky Darlings, so amusingly quirky in the pilot, will be tiresome by a few weeks in.

Will I watch? Definitely. Krause alone was enough to get me to give the show a chance, but all the curveballs his character gets thrown in the second half of this pilot will keep me watching.

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