Judge Milian bangs the gavel to begin the next season of The People’s Court, the courtroom series that launched the entire television court show genre and the original reality series featuring real litigants, real cases and real justice.
The People’s Court draws on ordinary people who have filed grievances in civil court and have opted to have their cases heard and mediated by Judge Milian. An experienced team of researchers continually canvass courts across the country in search of the most compelling, unique and thought-provoking cases. Running the gamut from disputes between neighbors and family members, to dissatisfied customers suing businesses, Milian’s decisions—based on current law—are final and binding. “These cases are never about the money, they’re about principle,” Milian proclaims. The People’s Court has been delivering reality television to viewers for over two decades.
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Smallville will need only 19 episodes next season (a full order is typically 22) to surpass Stargate SG-1 as the "Longest Consecutive Running Sci-Fi TV Show in U.S. History," a milestone registered in the Guinness World Records book. Stargate finished its ten year run with 218 episodes.
Craig Robinson (Darryl on The Office) costars with Sebastian Stan (Carter on Gossip Girl) in one of the year's kitschiest comedies, Hot Tub Time Machine, debuting in theatres March 26.
At 16, Zach Roerig (Matt on The Vampire Diaries) drove from Montpelier to Cleveland every weekend to study at a small boutique acting school, he tells TeenVogue. "It's actually the school that Sean Faris (Ben) started out at, and that's how I knew him before he came on the show. Then three days after high school, I took off for New York."
Katie Cassidy (Ella on Melrose Place) has a lead role in the new horror film A Nightmare on Elm Street, premiering April 30.
Josh Schwartz (executive producer of Gossip Girl) has agreed to remake two memorable '80s films, Bright Lights, Big City and Endless Love. You can see Michael J. Fox and Kiefer Sutherland in the original Bright Lights movie, March 20 at 2pm on WBNX
