The Royal Pains TV Show actors are Mark Feuerstein,Paulo Costanzo,Evan Lawson,Jill Flint and Reshma Shetty. This series directed by Jace Alexander, who filmed the "Burn Notice" (Another USA Show). This show executive producer is Rich Frank and Paul Frank.
Cast Character Name:
Mark Feuerstein - Dr. Hank Lawson
Paulo Costanzo - Evan Lawson
Jill Flint - Jill Casey
Reshma Shetty - Divya Sharma
Royal Pains is produced and distributed by Universal Cable Productions and USA Network. This series theme Medical. Here the Royal Pains 1 Episode Summary from wikipedia:The show is about a New York City doctor, Hank Lawson, who loses it all after a principled decision in the emergency room in which he saves the life of a complete stranger at the cost of life of an elderly billion dollar hospital trustee. His brother, Evan Lawson, convinced him to go partying in the Hampton's for a weekend. When they crash a party and Hank saves an ailing woman's life, he haphazardly becomes a concierge doctor for the rich and famous in the Hampton's.
Physician assistant Divya insists on becoming Hank's employee, even though he has no intention of becoming a concierge doctor.
Tess, a ballerina, is thrilled when Evan expands her culinary horizons by feeding her hot dogs, Slurpees, and other foods she's had to give up to maintain her dancer's physique, but loses consciousness after a few of these junk-food laden meals. Meanwhile, a vulnerable -- and less than sober
The Royal Pains TV pains on usa networks
Friday, June 5, 2009 Posted by Prasana at 9:02 AM | Labels: The Royal Pains TV pains on usa networks, TV Shows, us newsR.J. Williams and Young Hollywood
Sunday, August 31, 2008 Posted by Prasana at 10:39 AM | Labels: Actor, HOLLYWOOD, News, TV Shows
R. J. Williams or Robert Jackson Williams (born: July 19, 1978) was a child actor on movies and television shows. He is best recognized by soap opera fans for playing Rowdy on General Hospital from 1989 through 1991. He appeared on numerous hit shows in the 80s and 90s such as Full House, Star Trek the Next Generation, Young and the Restless, Baywatch, Magnum PI, Love Boat, TJ hooker and many others. He earned 2 Young Artist Award and 9 Young Artist Award nominations.
After spending his entire childhood as an actor R.J. Williams decided to attend the prestigious USC School of Cinema-Television. Upon completion of his studies, he formed his own production company: Arjay Entertainment.
Since its inception, Arjay Entertainment has established its presence among Young Hollywood. The company had formed several distribution alliances and provided content for ABC, Showtime, TV Guide Channel, America Online and various Fox Cable channels.
In 2006, R.J. Williams launched www.younghollywood.com. Younghollywood.com is an online destination for original celebrity and Lifestyle video content that focuses on the rising generation. RJ Williams developed a very simple programming philosophy at Young Hollywood - all of his content is based on integrity, accuracy, and a real sense of fun.
Young Hollywood features the latest Hollywood entertainment news and latest scoops on your favorite celebrities. It stays away from gossip, tabloids and paparazzi and focuses on the positive side of celebrity life. Young Hollywood also features exclusive video footage on Hollywood celebrities and lifestyle that are updated daily. What restaurant they dine in and clubs they get their grove on. Young Hollywood offers movie trailers, music videos and celebrity photo galleries that range from headline makers, heartthrobs, TV hotties, Oscar nominees, comedians and athletes.
Young Hollywood is all about entertainment, but we're informative too. We offer breaking news, update content on our web site daily, and send out a weekly newsletter to our fans, so you'll always be in-the-know about what is hip, cool and fun.
Young Hollywood has already formed numerous strategic relationships - including recent deals with YouTube and Myspace. Young Hollywood branded segments also appear on CBSs hit show Entertainment Tonight. All of this brings Young Hollywood closer to the long-term goal of becoming the ultimate multi-platform entertainment experience.
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Rekha - The EverGreen Beauty
Posted by Prasana at 9:00 AM | Labels: Actress, Bollywood, Movie Reviews, News, TV Shows
Born to veteran Tamil actor Gemini Ganesan and Telugu actress Pushpavalli on 10th of October 1954, Bhanurekha Ganesan alias Rekha is considered as the eternal diva of Indian film industry. As her parents were not married she had to face many difficulties in her childhood. It was only when she was struggling to get a foothold in the film industry she exposed about her parenthood, they being famous in their era. Rekha appeared as a child actor in the Telugu film Rangula Ratnam (1966). Rekha made her debut as heroine in the successful Kannada film Goadalli CID 999 with Dr. Rajkumar in 1969.
She had two films released in 1970: the Telugu film Amma Kosam and the Hindi Sawan Bhadon. Sawan Bhadon was a hit and she becomes a star overnight. She got a lot of offers but nothing of substance. Her roles were mostly used to be just of a glamour girl, a typical Hindi movie heroine. She appeared in several successful films, such as Kahani Kismat Ki, Raampur Ka Lakshman, and Pran Jaaye Par Vachan Na Jaaye. Her first serious and performance oriented role came in 1976 when she signed Do Anjaane with Amitabh Bachchan. People noticed her in that and then came Ghar in 1978 which got critically acclaim and she was nominated for filmfare best actress award. She first attained real fame in 1978 with Muqaddar Ka Sikandar , in which she co-starred with Amitabh Bachchan.
She went on to co-star with Amitabh in a number of 1980s hits. The most scandalous of these was Silsila, in which she played Amitabh's love interest and Amitabh's real-life wife, Jaya Bhaduri, played his wife. She also starred in the film Umrao Jaan. The film was considered one of her best performances and she received the National Film Award for Best Actress. In films such as Muqaddar Ka Sikandar and Umrao Jaan, her portrayal of courtesan with a heart of gold won acclaim and she played similar roles in other movies. Apart from the mainstream cinema she also enacted in various Art films like Basera, Ijjazat, Ghar, Aastha to name a few. Till date she delivers all her roles with the same sincerity as she used to do before. In the year 1982 she received the National Film Award for Umrao Jaan.
Other Filmfare Awards which she received were Filmfare Best Actress Award, for the film Khubsoorat (1980), Filmfare Best Actress Award, for the film Khoon Bhari Maang (1988), Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award for the film Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi (1997),Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award in the year 2003.Bollywood Movie Award as the best Supporting Actress for the film Koi Mil Gaya(2004) Star Screen Award Best Villain, for the film Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi, Zee Cine Award for Lifetime Achievement(2006),Forever Diva Award (2007).She has the credit of acting in more than 180 movies. Be it acting or dancing she did each of them with same elan and finesse.
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UNBREAKABLE IN US BOX OFFICE
Monday, August 25, 2008 Posted by Prasana at 11:11 AM | Labels: Actor, Kamal Hassan, News, TV ShowsComing Soon: A Ray J Reality Show
Saturday, August 23, 2008 Posted by Prasana at 7:54 PM | Labels: Movie Reviews, Musician, News, TV Shows, Upcomming Movies
Move over, Jason Mesnick
Our man Ray J has landed his own Bachelor-type dating show.
seeking for real love our Ray J
Yes, the man best known for filming himself having sex with Kim Kardashian will appear on VH1's latest skank-fest in 2009. Here's what the network said about the upcoming reality series:
He may be one of the most infamous playboys in hip-hop, but he still hopes to find that special woman he can settle down with … and VH1 is going to help! The “Sexy Can I” singer is getting his own dating show in 2009, and producers are already looking for smart, attractive women over 21 who think they can handle
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History Channel starts series on classic rock music
Sunday, May 25, 2008 Posted by Hari at 3:15 AM | Labels: News, TV ShowsThe History Channel, an infotainment television channel, has launched a 17-part special series on classic rock music.
The series 'History Rocks' was launched Friday with a concert by the Indian band 'Parikrama' in the capital.
It will formally go on air June 5 and will present recordings of memorable concerts, rare documentaries and interviews with the cult figures of music and offer a glimpse into the lives of the rock legends spanning four decades of rock music since the '60s, a communique by the channel said.
'It will be a beautiful series because I watched when it was on television the last time. It is being re-launched with several new additions and new features this time, in a completely new avatar. I am looking forward to its inaugural episode on Metallica's Black, the documentary on Bob Marley and Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of The Moon'.
'There is also a docu-feature on Pink Floyd's signature album, which no other channel has shown before,' Subir Malik of Parikrama told IANS Saturday.
Parikrama played 10 originals, which include two new releases - 'Lechaim' (an Israeli word which means 'two lives') and 'Life is Certain' - for the History Channel concert. Besides, it also paid tribute to Jimi Hendrix, AC/DC and Pink Floyd.
The channel will kick off the rock fiesta with a capsule on Metallica's classic album 'Black', which grabbed headlines in the 1980s. The group was billed as the world's biggest thrash metal band, serving music that was faster and louder than anything that mainstream western music had ever heard.
A documentary June 12 will probe the making of U2's classic album 'Joshua Tree' and a behind-the-scene movie on the iconic 1973 Pink Floyd album 'The Dark Side of the Moon' will be telecast June 19. A documentary on Jimi Hendrix's 'Electric Ladybird' will be aired June 26.
Other episodes, according to the History Channel, will include those on Elvis Presley, Rolling Stones, The Doors, The Who, Queen, Deep Purple and Santana.
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