Machinina’s successful comedy series, Sonic For Hire, returns for its third season, opening with Sonic and Tails trying (and failing) to break into the protection racket.
Cease your worries about the future of Dexter. Showtime and the show’s producers have worked out a deal that not only gives the show a seventh season but also an eighth, and most likely final, season.
Negotiations for the seventh season halted in a stalemate earlier last month and left things uncertain about a return even as the current sixth season continued to climb in the ratings. Showtime entertainment president David Nevins said in a recent interview that season eight will most likely be the show’s final run, “I’m not going to say with absolute certainty that this is the end, but that is the likely scenario, that the series is moving towards a definite end.”
Catch new episodes of Dexter Sunday nights 9p/8c on Showtime.
Ringer‘s Jason Dohring (better known as Logan Echolls from Veronica Mars) is getting a guest role on the hit CW show Supernatural.
In the coming 12th episode for Season 7, Dohring will be playing Chronos, the God of Time and is at the center of the Winchesters next time travel debacle. Traditionally, This Greek deity is known to most as an ancient man with a beard, but, hey, this is Supernatural. We expect, and embrace, anything that show does. Traditionally, the Greek deity is known as an ancient man with a beard, but, if recent trends are to be followed, Supernatural is set to have the god played by a more younger, virile actor this time around. As fans, we aren’t going to argue. Are we?
Supernatural‘s Misha Collins is on his way to Ringer.
Cast to appear in an upcoming episode, Collins will play Dylan, someone from Bridget and Siobhan’s (Sarah Michelle Gellar) past from when they were in Tahoe. It’s been reported that Dylan was part of the reason there was a wedge driven between the twin sisters.
Ringer, which recently got picked up for a full season, airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on The CW.
Recently, I got a chance to hang with DC-based hip-hop group, Gods’Illa, on the set of their latest video for their track, “You Don’t Have To Be A Star”. Made up of three actual brothers, Powerful, Truth, and Acem, talked about their music, their motivation, and being part of the growing music scene in Washington, DC.
Check out more from Gods’Illa on Facebook, and download their music on Bandcamp.com
I only have a casual knowledge of Glitch Mob, but I’m more than willing to give Kraddy a shot after checking out the video for his latest single, “Black Box”. All this electronic, dubstep, dancehall music used to hold me down back in my younger days, so I try to get back into it from time to time. And you can’t go wrong with a house party video that explodes into an all out catfight when the grunge-lookin’ blond shows up, clearly uninvited.
R&B singer, Mateo, prepares for his major label debut, releasing the video for his first single, “Say It’s So”. There’s definitely some talent here, which is always appreciated, and I’m looking forward to what else Mateo has to offer.
Latin pop start Gloria Estefan graces the cover of this month’s Venue Magazine, in support of her latest album, Miss Little Havana.Produced by Pharrell Willams and co-produced by Estefan, the album represents the artist’s return to dance music. Known as the “Queen of Latin Pop,” Estefan’s release celebrates her musical roots and embraces a new pop sound that translates into music full of life, love and energy.
For Behind-the-scenes video on the making of Miss Little Havana, head over to venuemagazine.com.
Houston rapper, Lil Playy, comes through with a video of his track “Problem”, off his Tour Bus Muzik mixtape. And if you haven’t gotten the mixtape already, you can download it here. Check out the video below.
