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Kristin Chenoweth + David E Kelley = Lots of Legal Quirkiness
I'm hardly done with mourning the death of Pushing Daisies, but this news will probably help to get me on the road to recovery: Kristin Chenoweth will be back on our TVs before long as the star of the next legal show from David E. Kelley.
When we first heard about this quirky drama, all we knew is that it would be on NBC and focus on a father and daughter who were both lawyers.
What's Your Favorite David E. Kelley Show of All Time?
David E. Kelley might be a love-him-or-loathe-him writer, but he's created several of the more iconic series of the past couple of decades. Now that he's got a new series on the horizon for NBC, I figured it might be a good time to ask: Which show is your favorite of Kelley's career thus far?
NBC Lands David E. Kelley's Newest Legal Show
He's already got Ally McBeal, The Practice, and Boston Legal under his belt, and now David E. Kelley plans to deliver yet another legal dramedy — this time to NBC.
The network just landed Kelley's latest pilot, a venture we first heard about last week.
Buzz News Roundup, 10/8
- Julie Taymor, director of Across the Universe and Titus, will bring Shakespeare's The Tempest to the big screen with an interesting cast: Helen Mirren, Jeremy Irons, Djimon Hounsou, Russell Brand and Alfred Molina, among others. — Hollywood Reporter
- Jason Priestley will direct an episode of 90210, and Shannen Doherty is in talks to return as Brenda. — Entertainment Weekly
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Troubled Life on Mars Adaptation Could Have Life on ABC
One of the pilots I've been curious about for more than a year now is ABC's remake of the BBC series Life on Mars, which followed a police officer who found himself somehow transported to 1973. The remake, which David E. Kelley was writing and producing, was originally expected to be considered for the current TV season — but Kelley had trouble finding a man to play his lead character, so the pilot was never made.
Michelle Does The Walk Of Fame
Michelle Pfeiffer looked fabulously toned to perfection as she proudly posed next to her brand new star on the Walk of Fame and her husband, David E. Kelley. She also had the support of cutie Paul Rudd (who co-stars in her upcoming movie, I Could Never Be Your Woman).
Meet The Wedding Bells
Just in time for wedding season, Fox is rolling out this new David E. Kelley (Boston Legal, Ally McBeal) comedy, The Wedding Bells. We thought this promo clip was hilarious, so we'll be tuning in after American Idol tonight to catch the premiere episode (btw, after tonight, it moves to its regular Friday time slot).
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Stars Perform for a Good Cause at A Night At Sardi's
A whole host of stars from the acting world came out yesterday to attend, and perform at, the 16th Annual Alzheimer's benefit A Night At Sardi's in Beverly Hills. Ugly Betty's Becki Newton and Vanessa Williams performed numbers from Bye, Bye Birdie, which was directed by Seinfeld's Jason Alexander, as did Heroes' Kristen Bell and Zachary Quinto. Producer David E.
Presidential Pride Abounds at Huffington Inauguration Party
The Huffington Post threw a pre-Inaugural Ball in DC last night to celebrate today's momentous occasion and find an excuse for another star-studded party. Arianna herself took the stage with will.i.am, and clearly the mood was joyful for the soiree. Demi and Ashton are still going strong after a long weekend of partying.
Rheumatoid arthritis
In This Report- Highlights
- Introduction
- Causes
- Risk Factors
- Symptoms
- Complications
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
- Medications
- Surgery
- Lifestyle Changes
- Resources
- References
- Patients with rheumatoid arthritis who do not respond to single-drug therapy often do better when a combination of drugs is used, indicates a review of 23 clinical trials published in 2007 in the Annals of Internal Medicine. However, the researchers were unable to determine which combinations of drugs work best or which individual drugs are more effective than others.
- Combination drug treatment is now becoming a standard approach to treating rheumatoid arthritis while it is still in its early stages. Another 2007 Annals of Internal Medicine study indicated that initial combination therapies slow progression of joint damage more rapidly than single-drug therapy but, after several years, all treatment strategies produce benefits.
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