Anne Archer is 'Privileged'
Anne Archer has been tapped to co-star on the CW network's new drama series "Privileged." The project, formerly known as "Surviving the Filthy Rich" and "How to Teach Filthy Rich Girls," centers on Megan (JoAnna Garcia), a Yale-educated woman who is hired to be the live-in tutor/life coach to two rich 16-year-old twin girls (Lucy Hale, Ashley Newbrough) in Palm Beach. On the Warner Bros. TV/Alloy Entertainment show, Archer will play Laurel Limoges, a wealthy widow who is raising her twin granddaughte

"24" Star Weds in Scientology Ceremony
Ivana Trump wasn't the only star who got hitched this weekend. 24 star Marisol Nichols, 34, married director Taron Lexton, 23, in a ceremony at the Church of Scientology's Celebrity Center in L.A. Sunday. Nichols, who plays Nadia Yassir on the hit Fox show, wore a rhinestone-encrusted white gown by Jenny Packham and Stuart Weitzman shoes. The bride and groom feasted on Mediterranean-style cuisine by L.A.'s Renaissance Restaurant at their reception, as well as a lemon- and coconut- layered cake (cre

ABC Adds More Hours to Lost
The 2009 and 2010 editions of ABC's "Lost" will be 17 hours each -- not 16 as previously planned, says The Hollywood Reporter. ABC has added two hours to the show's production plan because the WGA strike knocked three hours out of the current season. To partly compensate, the network recently added an additional hour to Part 2 of the season finale that airs May 29. All told, the changes will wrap up the show with the same number of episodes that producers and ABC negotiated last year. "We were supp

Interview: Harold Perrineau Dishes on his Lost Exit (Again)
Lost's breathtaking finale will no doubt have fans feverishly dissecting its innumerable puzzles until the show returns in early 2009. Locke (aka Jeremy Bentham) is in the coffin?! What "very bad things" happened after the Oceanic 6 left the island?? How in Jacob's name is Ben gonna help all of them — plus Locke! — get back there??? And exactly where did the former Others ringleader and that wacky frozen device move the island to? But at least one major character's fate was definitively sealed w

Harold Perrineau joins ABC pilot
Harold Perrineau is staying on at ABC. On the heels of his exit from the network's hit drama "Lost," Perrineau has joined ABC's one-hour pilot presentation "The Unusuals." "The Unusuals," from Sony TV, is a dramedy set at a New York police precinct. Perrineau will play Det. Leo Banks who is always agitated and never takes off his Kevlar vest as he worries that he might die. After leaving "Lost" in the second season, Perrineau made a much-talked about return this spring that culminated with the

Harold Perrineau clarifies the record on his departure from 'Lost': "I was disappointed...I wouldn't say I'm bitter."
Traitor. Desperate dad. Indestructible being. Tortured soul. Harold Perrineau's Michael Dawson has been many things on Lost, and apparently you can now add "dearly departed" to that list. Michael — who had returned to action earlier this year after vanishing on a boat at the end of season 2 — seemed to be among the casualties of the freighter explosion in the season 4 finale on May 29. If Michael’s demise raised some eyebrows, so did some comments that Perrineau made in a recent interview about his de

Tamblyn enlists with ABC's "Unusuals"
Amber Tamblyn, star of CBs' short-lived drama "Joan of Arcadia," has signed on as the female lead in the ABC pilot "The Unusuals." The comedy drama is set at a New York police precinct. Tamblyn will play a smart cop who also is the black sheep of her wealthy family. The actress returns to theaters in August with "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2." Already aboard "The Unusuals" are Harold Perrineau ("Lost") and Adam Goldberg, who recently appeared in a few episodes of HBO's "Entourage."

"The Thaw" Cast Updates
Steph Song (War), Anne Marie DeLuise (Black Christmas), Sebastian Gacki (Beyond Loch Ness) and Kyle Schmid (Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead) are the latest actors to face a parasitic menace in Mark Lewis' The Thaw. Val Kilmer, Martha MacIsaac and Aaron Ashmore already star in this tale of excavation that unearths a global threat.

Roger Moore to produce Saint TV film
Original Saint star Roger Moore is to co-produce a new two-hour TV movie of the show, according to a report. The independently-produced pilot could be the basis of a new series, said industry paper The Hollywood Reporter. British actor James Purefoy, who starred in the BBC historical drama Rome, is said to be in talks to play leading character Simon Templar. Filming on the movie is expected to start next month in locations including Budapest and Puerto Rico. Simon Templar was brought back to the