Thursday, January 16, 2014

Did Katie Cassidy Had Some Work Done???

Hello y'all. It's been a while since I last posted here. I have been too busy with mommy-hood and partly, my mommy blog that I kinda have no time to post some spoilers.

Now this one isn't really a spoiler on TV but more of a Hollywood beauty issue that has been going on since like forever.


So we all know how gorgeous Katie Cassidy is. I mean, I have been mesmerized (in a girly girl kind of way) by her face since I first saw her as Adam Sandler's 27-year-old daughter on Click. And that time when she starred as Ella Simms in the short-lived Melrose Place 2.0. I mean, I wanna look like her! But yea, I'm Asian so I highly doubt that's possible. Lol! But still, she's so pretty I wanna be as glam as her.


But recently, I noticed that she looked waaaaay too different. Did she went under the knife?


If you look at the photos pasted side-by-side, the left one is Katie Cassidy now. And by now, I mean Arrow season 2's latest episode. The other one, on the right, was Katie Cassidy last season. If I'm not mistaken, episode 22 of Arrow season one.

Her jawline has become narrower, cheekbones higher, and her eyes a bit bigger. I don't think the jawline was make up nor the weight, though. I checked all previous episodes and it kinda proved my point.

So yea, did she had some work done on her lovely face?

Comment away, folks.

Thursday, October 17, 2013

SHOCKING! Glee to Bid "Buh-Bye" After Season Six



It's official. Ryan Murphy has just announced that Glee will end by next year.

After that very tearful Cory/Finn farewell tribute episode, Glee creator Ryan Murphy and team have decided that Glee's endgame will be at the end of their sixth season. Originally, the creators had planned that this season is suppose to be a season for Finchel. But due to Cory's untimely demise, we were all left with a big question: What's next?


Murphy confirmed that it was Cory's death that has decided for them to can no longer continue the series as it is now not the way they wanted it to end. That it has forced him to rework the series' ending.

"The whole [last] year of the show--which will be next year-- was really designed around Rachel-Cory/Finn story. I always knew that. I always knew how it would end," Murphy declared to reporters at the Paley Center event for FX network last Wednesday in LA. "I always knew what the last shot was--he was in it. I knew what the last line was; she said it to him. So when a tragedy like that happens, you sort of have to pause and figure out what you want to do."

Ryan continued. "I have a good idea. I'm going to tell the studio and the network [in a week] how after Cory's unfortunate passing, we can end the show that I think is very satisfactory. And kind of in his honor, which I love."

He admitted that while music in Glee still goes on, "it's been hard everyday" on everybody as the glue of their show's dynamic was so abruptly taken away from them.

Although Glee was renewed for a couple more seasons after the 4th season, the show has been painfully stagnant and has been gradually dropping their ratings--except for "The Quarterback" (Finn/Cory tribute episode), which has raked 75% more than the previous week. Ryan Murphy originally see the show end by the 8th season, but due to some "abrupt changes" in the line up, both FOX president Kevin Reilly and Glee creator himself, Ryan Murphy can't see the show go on past the 6th season.

My guess is that Glee ends with Rachel geting her New York dream, though with the shadow of Finn still hanging over her. Finn's stepbrother, Kurt, gets his shot at broadway as well. Santana lands herself a showbiz career, the Schuesters--Will and Emma will get their happily ever after, while the rest of the McKinley kids graduate and sing their hearts out into the sunset. Although I can barely figure out what's gonna happen with Sue, Figgins and Coach Beiste.

Anyhoos, you can still enjoy Glee while it lasts on FOX (United States), GlobalTV (Canada), JackTV and ETC (Philippines), etc.

Cheerio!

Friday, September 27, 2013

RECAP: Big Bang Theory Season 7 Premiere - The Hofstadter Insufficiency

The gang of Big Bang is back! (See what I did there?)


The season opens with Sheldon's dream. As usual, even in his dreams, our dear Dr. Cooper is still suffering from OCD. He was calling Leonard, who is still at the Arctic, because of misplaced DVDs--Back to the Future 2 disc was interchanged with the Back to the Future 3 disc. Oh the horror! While in the middle of the call, Leonard was taken by a kraken, prompting Sheldon to wake from his crazy dream. He rushes to Penny's, asking if he could keep her company, knowing that she misses Leonard so much. That he's worried that she might have been experiencing bad dreams--like the ones you get after watching "The Clash of the Titans" before going to bed. Of course, it was all a ruse. Sheldon is the one who misses Leonard so bad that he already appears in his dreams, yes?

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Meanwhile, Raj is still brokenhearted after his break up with Lucy. He have been seeing her everywhere--in the shape of an oil spill at the garage and on the chicken pot pie's crust. Since Bernadette is in a neuroscience conference with Amy, Howard decided to accompany Raj at a welcoming party for incoming post-docs at the university. He figures it could help nurse Raj's broken heart, and forget about Lucy. Raj asks Sheldon to come, but Sheldon refuses saying, "I want you to be happy too. But not enough to do anything about it..."


At the party, Raj tries his luck on the girls. Considering the fact that he has been afraid of talking to women for 6 seasons already (unless he has alcohol in his system), he is doing pretty well now. He finally gets a chance to connect with someone--Mrs. Davis. She has just separated from her husband and Raj tries to befriend her. Though they were up for a bad start, Raj eventually proves that he is sweet and at the end of the night, was able to have a connection with her at a "human level", not as human resources to professor type of interaction.

He gushes at Howard about it. He tells him that he and Mrs. Davis had a "moment". Howard tells him that they didn't had a moment. Raj quickly, and defensively replies, "Who died and made you King of Moments?"

Howard tells him that even if they do had a moment, he doesn't think that Raj would do something about it anyway, to which Raj agrees.

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Penny and Sheldon play 3D chess at Sheldon and Leonard's apartment. They have been missing Leonard so badly that they decided to call him. They found out that Leonard is at a party with the rest of the people at the ship and seems to be having a great time. They were bummed upon realizing that Leonard may have not been missing them anyway. (aaawww...)

To ease their sadness, the two bonded by sharing some secrets. Sheldon having 9 pairs of pants and underpants--his take on something personal. Later on, Sheldon shares about his profound disappointment about the YouTube interface change. Penny was a bit annoyed about this confession of Sheldon's that she decided to take off. Sheldon's feelings was hurt as Penny did not know that the YouTube change was actually a big deal for Sheldon. She apologizes and tells Sheldon about a topless scene she did at a low-budget movie. She thought no one would see that movie anyhow, but Sheldon blurts out that they actually saw the movie online the moment they first met her.


Anyway, since they miss Leonard so bad, Penny offers Sheldon a hug. Hesitant, he eventually gives in. Of course, he never failed to give up a quip about being strangled, something he feels when somebody hugs him.

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At the convention, Bernie and Amy went to a bar. At first, the two hit it off. Bernie thought it is a great chance for them two to hang out together without Penny. That they are finally able to talk about something intellectual rather than just boys when they are with Penny. Some gentlemen at the bar sent them drinks. Bernie made a remark about Sheldon that offended Amy. Amy then blurts out something equally mean about Howard to make things even.

Eventually, the two made up. Before bed, they talked about the guys who sent them drinks at the bar. How it was flattering that someone noticed the two of them at a bar, without Penny to attract the men's attention. They confessed about which one they liked and realized that Bernie's type was the guy who seems like Sheldon, while Amy likes the other one--the guy who bears resemblance with Howard. Noticing that everything suddenly turned awkward, they bid goodnight on each other.

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Last scene of the episode shows Leonard at the Arctic. He shows everyone Penny's movie. He brags--and swears to God--that the girl in the movie is his girlfriend.



***Regina King reprises her role as Mrs. Janine Davis, the guys' Human Resources Administrator at Caltech.

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Ezra is A - Pretty Little Liars Summer Finale Recap

WOW. Pretty Little Liars' mid-season finale last night was a doozy!

Here's what you've missed.

So, a few weeks back, we were introduced to Ravenswood, as Toby and Spencer came to find Mrs. Grunwald, one of the many people Alison De Laurentiis, has encountered before her mysterious disappearance. The gang came back this week to visit her and get some answers about Alison's past and CeCe Drake's involvement with all of this (as Red Coat/A).


But before that, the episode opens with news about the real killer of the late evil Detective Wilden. Last week, Travis came to the police to help clear Ashley Marin's name. He told them that Hanna's mom had already fled the scene that time when Wilden was shot, making it impossible for her to be the killer.

Spencer gets a package from the mail, containing four Magic 8 Balls with their names written on it. It says,

Hanna: IF SHE GOES FREE
Spencer: YOU'LL HEAR FROM ME
Emily: KISSES
Aria: A


Is this the start of World War A?

In class, Mr. Fitz discusses Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Tempest, all the while looking at Aria with his super cute puppy-dog eyes as if his love and Aria's were like of Miranda and Ferdinand's. Aaaaand then the bell rings. Ezra calls on Aria to stay for a bit to have "a minute of your time". He thanks Aria for being there for him that time when Ezra needed her. Aria then tells him that she was glad to be there for him... as a friend. (Oooooh... Ouch!)


Meanwhile, at the precinct, Travis told the police that Ashley is NOT the person who shot Wilden. As Ashley, Hanna and Caleb wait for the decision of the DA, Ashley thanks Caleb for taking care of Hanna while she's in jail. How she was less worried about Hanna because she knows that her daughter is with Caleb. Caleb tells her that he admires how Ashley handled everything, without even breaking, though she never deserved any of the hardships that happened to her. And that he now knows where Hanna gets that "never settle" attitude of hers. The DA, Sidney Barnes (guest star Marcia Clark--yes, THE Marcia Clark, head prosecutor from the OJ Simpson murder trial!), comes over to Ashley to tell her that all charges have been dropped and that the real killer has finally been identified. Caleb nods a "thank you" to Travis for helping them out, as Travis nods back a "you're welcome".


Ashley leaves the girls to go on a date with Pastor Ted. Moments later, they hear a doorbell. Hanna gets the door thinking that her mom must have forgotten her keys, but instead sees another package from A. It was a coffin with a Mona doll in it. They get a text saying, "Hanna won, so Mona loses. Find her before the cops or they'll think you killed her. -A"


Hanna tries to track down Mona by calling Radley, while everyone watches the news and sees the sketch of the new murder suspect at the Wilden case--CeCe Drake. Hanna tells everyone that Mona has already been released from Radley. Spencer decides to call Wren, while Emily goes back to school with Paige, to check if Mona is there since it's French Club Friday. Aria decides on cancelling her date with Jake, but Hanna disagrees. She tells Aria to "keep Jet Li as close as you can" for protection from CeCe.

Hanna tells Caleb that she'll be out to find Mona. Caleb tries to stop her as he thinks that this is probably just some master plan that Mona is involved in. But Hanna thinks that if Mona is with CeCe, Mona is in danger, since they already know what CeCe is capable of after killing Wilden.

Spencer drops by to check Wren's place and finds no one home. All there is in the house are luggages and some packed stuff. As she leaves the porch, she sees Jenna's car outside Wren's house. She looks back and notices someone peeking through the window, then quickly hides upon noticing that Spencer has spotted her. It was Shana.

Back at school, Paige and Emily drops by the French Club and asks Jackie (Jacqueline) about Mona. She tells her that she's still not there, although they were expecting her as it was suppose to be her Welcome Back party at the French Club.


At Toby's place, he reminisces while looking at his old stuff--well his mom's actually and starts to well up. He gets a text from Spencer, asking him to call her. He dismisses it and goes at the coffee shop downstairs where he finds Shana. She was in a hurry filling up a bunch of papers. As she leaves, she accidentally drops one of the papers. Toby comes over and finds an address on a consignment for an international waybill with Wren's Rosewood address on it AND Wren's London address with Melissa Hastings as the "care of" addressee. He quickly calls Spencer and leaves a message that they need to talk.

Toby and Spencer inspect the consignment note while watching the news about CeCe's involvement in Wilden's death. Spencer tries to think of a connection between Shana and Wren. Toby says he doesn't know, but he thinks Spencer's ex-boyfriend is moving in with his ex-fiance, Melissa. Notice how Toby emphasizes on the "ex-boyfriend". Haha!

Spencer talks to Toby about him shutting her out after their fight the night before, at the hoedown. Toby says he had some thinking to do that's why he wouldn't answer her calls and texts. Spencer tells him how worried she was considering what happened to her after that time when she thought Toby was killed by A. That he could just have sent her a text saying he wants space, just so she wouldn't worry that much. Toby apologizes and tells her that when he used to feel like the walls are closing in, he would take off. But this time, he stayed for her. He tells her that she was right. That last night, he tried to break in Palmer's car and realizes that he's so desperate to get close to A. Spencer says that she doesn't want him to stop looking for answers about his mom's death. But Toby replies that he "doesn't want A's version of the truth." That it's not worth finding out.


Caleb and Hanna's having a stakeout at Mona's. At the car, the two of them discuss how Hanna thinks Mona really meant well when she stuck up her head for Hanna's mom. Caleb also tries to convince her that if Mona is really in trouble, it's not Hanna's fault.


Since Aria's date was a bust, she heads on to The Brew to check out the contemporary poet. She finds Ezra there and she asks about the reading. Ezra replies that one of the poems remind him of Aria's story about her lost cat. That he thinks it was about Aly. She confesses that she didn't realize it at first, but that it was indeed about her. The two sat down for a coffee and talked. Aria kisses Ezra, and pulls away quickly. Outside, Red Coat--CeCe watches them.


Hanna worries about Mona, and the girls get another package from A. They find a box that seems to be empty. But Spencer figures out that it was actually a "magic" box. They find a saw inside with a message saying, "Watch me make a girl disappear. Kisses, -A". Spencer tells them that A is not playing a game on them, but putting on a magic show and that they're a part of her act. She thinks that A will make Mona disappear forever. The girls look for a nearby magic show and learns that the nearest one is on Ravenswood.

Meanwhile at the Vanderwaal's Toby sends Caleb home taking his shift on waiting for Mona. He later finds Jenna's car racing out of Mona's place with Shana driving it. He tails the car, leading him to a bed and breakfast East of Rosewood. There he finds Shana meeting a very comfy Mona, knitting on its front porch.


At Ravenswood, the girls watch The Great Charlemagne at a magic show. He later on asks for Aria to assist him on a magic trick. While watching, they didn't notice A taking Emily. They receive a text from A, "Leger de main. Kisses Bitches, -A". Spencer translates the text as "slight of hand". A took Emily while the girls were watching Aria.

By the time they called her, they could hear a saw in the background and they race to save Emily. As they step out of the park, they saw Red Coat running towards where Emily is. They hurry to save her when Red Coat stops the saw. They then find two Red Coats. Aria follows CeCe Red Coat while Spencer trails the other, as Hanna helps Emily get out of the box.

Aria gets into a fight with CeCe, aaaand uses for the first time her combat training with Jake (you go Aria!). CeCe holds on to a rope to escape from Aria, but the rope tore. She tries to save CeCe, but CeCe's sleeve ripped, causing her to fall. As Spencer, Emily and Hanna helps out a shaken Aria, CeCe escapes.


Spencer tells Emily, Hanna and Aria that she thinks the other Red Coat was Aly. That she wanted Spencer to follow her so she could show the girls where A's lair is at Ravenswood. They find out that A has been documenting their every move, and that A had access to everything, from the police to their alarm systems. Little did they know that they were being watched.


Hanna tries to crack A's password, but fails. Caleb tells her that he'll on the next bus to Ravenswood. Spencer finds A's bank account and finds out that A formed a corporation. She thinks that CeCe, though, is just another person in A's payroll. Hanna opens a closet and finds it full of men's coat--that A is actually a guy. Emily finds an album full of Aly's photos and Em remembers the clothes that Aly was wearing from the photo. She remembered that Aly bought it for her date with the older guy. The girls speculated that it was Ian or Wren, but Aria notices on one of the boards that it couldn't be Wren as he, too, was also being watched. They then speculated it has something to do with Board Shorts.


As Aria checks the other side of the board, she finds out that A has been following Aly as well. They realize that Aly is still alive as they notice that A has been trailing Aly to Ravenswood. At one of the posts, they find a flyer for a party for that night at the cemetery. They think A is expecting Alison to be there.

Outside, they find Mrs. Grunwald and warns them about how dangerous it is to chase after Aly. She apologizes to Spencer for lying as she is trying to protect her. She tells her about how afraid Aly was of A. She tells her that Mrs. Grunwald had the "gift of insight". She was using it then to help Alison to see who was threatening her. That night when she went missing, Mrs. Grunwald drove to Rosewood and found Aly reaching for life. She saved her and tried to bring her to a nearby hospital, but as she ran in to get help, she returned to an empty car. Meaning, Aly's still alive. That she was NEVER really gone. But that she doesn't want to be found just yet. She tells the girls to leave Ravenswood. That they are being watched by A, so they could lead him straight to Alison. Mrs. Grunwald leaves, warning them that "he's here".

The girls plan to crash the party at the cemetery. As they enter a shop, someone from the shadows emerge. It was A.


At his lair, it was then revealed that A is Ezra Fitz, furious that the girls have finally discovered his lair. Last scene of the episode shows Ezra wearing the steam punk costume that the girls found at one of the photos at the board.



***Pretty Little Liars will return this fall, October 22, on ABC Family.





Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Cory Monteith's Cause of Death Released

The British Columbia coroner has finally released a statement about the death of Glee star Cory Monteith. The coroner confirms in its toxicology report that the actor died of a mixed drug toxicity, involving heroin and alcohol.


Cops wouldn't delve into specifics about the contents of Cory Monteith's hotel room, but insinuated that "There was evidence in the room that was consistent of a drug overdose."

Autopsy yesterday says that it wasn't illicit drug use that killed him, though his toxicology confirms it.

We all know Cory has said to be struggling with drugs and alcohol since he was a teen and had just completed a 30-day program at a rehab facility just weeks ago.


Monday, July 15, 2013

All-New Suits Tomorrow on USA

Our favorite tandem is back tomorrow on USA, with new twists and drama in tow! I just can't wait.

So here's the low-down of what we would be seeing this season:


Mike and Rachel

Last season, we were left reeling by Mike Ross's steamy file room hookup with sexy paralegal, Rachel Zane. We all know that this was coming. I wasn't surprised that he'd confess to Rachel either. But the question still stands, will Rachel keep his secret? Or will she use it for her own gain?


Mike and Harvey

With Mike and Rachel falling for each other, there comes the Harvey-Mike fallout. With the broken "bromance" between Harvey Specter and Mike Ross, we are all thinking of what's gonna happen to these two next season. Mike is said to be grow up this season. Patrick J. Adams (Mike Ross) tells, "I think that you see Mike sort of trying to resolve the conflict in a way that's a little bit more mature, whereas he might have been begging and pleading like a little girl last year or the year before. This year, he's kind of holding his ground and saying he's sorry, but also trying to explain himself and where he's coming from."

Does this mean more of Mike's past will be revealed this season? Will they (Harvey and Mike) pick up the pieces and mend their bromance? Or will Harvey fire Mike for real, this time?


Harvey and Jessica

Jessica Pearson has become way more stern now, tightening her leash on Harvey. We all know Harvey never listens to anyone but Jessica. However, at the end of last season, we have noticed Harvey has been trying to break away from her, doing things his way. Will Jessica and Harvey ever be okay?


Harvey and Donna

Sarah Rafferty (Donna Paulsen) gave the world a tease in a press-con about THE Harvey-Donna tandem. She says they will have a flashback that "goes to their roots". Finally, an explanation to the ever-so-solid team of Harvey and Donna.


Rafferty explains, "What I loved about [the flashback] is that we get to understand why Harvey's the moral guy that he is, it just digs into his past. I think what's so interesting about having flashbacks in the season is understanding what makes these people tick and why they're the way that they are."

Maybe well get to find out about the can opener as well, huh?


The Brits are Coming

We all know that the British invasion has now begun in the form of a merger between Pearson and Darby. As a result, Rafferty says, Donna "has her hands full as a result of that", and that the merger will play a big role on everyone's character.


The merger will also introduce the "British Harvey" in the form of Steven Huntley (Max Beesley), who will be Harvey's, uhm, new pain in the arse. (See what I did there? Haha!)

Gina Torres describes this season to be "agenda-heavy", compared to the previous seasons. Everyone's got something, and everyone's up to something. Torres adds, "I would have to say, to kind of put it all in a nutshell, it's got to be the most cut-throat season yet of Suits."


Suits Season Three premieres tomorrow, July 16, at 10pm on USA.


Gone Too Soon: Glee's Cory Monteith Dies at 31

It has been a whirlwind of emotions for Lea Michele, and the cast and fans of Glee this month. News swirl that the two were engaged and are planning to marry in a few weeks, when tragedy struck. Cory Monteith was found dead in his hotel room at the Fairmont Pacific Rim in Vancouver, British Columbia. With cause of death still unknown, the Canadian authorities have expedited his case, both on his autopsy and toxicology. So far, as per Vancouver PD Sgt. Randy Fincham, his autopsy reveals that there are no traces of illicit drug use in Cory's remains.



Troubled Glee star, Cory Monteith, 31, has been struggling with drugs and alcohol since he was 13, stemming way back from his parents' divorce when he was 7. He just recently completed a 30-day stint in rehab, and has been spotted out and about a few days back. TMZ has spotted him last month at LAX, very healthy and sober, while walking with his lady love.


With what's suppose to be a plan for the happiest day of their lives, Lea Michele is now left with planning a nightmare of Cory's funeral, not their wedding. She was said to be shaking and devastated after getting a phone call from the cops about Cory's passing.


What's next for Glee?

Glee writers and producers had an emergency meeting yesterday to plan about what's going to happen to Glee. It has been said that this season is suppose to premiere early, and should have been Finn Hudson's season, considering last season was a turning point for Cory's character on Glee. Now with his loss, the Glee producers and writers are planning to re-write the whole storyline this season. Hopefully, they would be able to give a beautiful tribute to Cory and a good season run to remember him by, as well as make a nice story for Finn Hudson's exit to Glee. I just wish this wouldn't be a story about Finn joining the army once more, not returning to McKinley High--or Lima, Ohio forever.

Cory Monteith's remains are still under post-mortem evaluation, with toxicology results to be released in a couple of days.


Rest in peace, Cory. Glee will never be the same without you. :(