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HEROES: DON'T BRING BACK ALI LARTER (AGAIN)
TV SHOWS | Sat, 27 June 2009

Ali Larter has played an online stripper with an annoying evil alter ego and now an icy political adviser, all on one show. Confused? So are we.

Don't call it a comeback.

Don't call it a comeback.

 

Niki Saunders and her look-alikes are a plot line in Heroes that just won't die. The show killed off ex-online stripper Niki and her split evil personality during season two in an explosion, but quickly brought her back as a pearl-wearing political adviser Tracy Strauss. The continuing Niki look-alike drama has just been a distraction. If there's a good reasons for keeping her around, viewers need to know. Now.

Every show left us wondering how Niki's schizophrenia made her a hero, like death-defying Claire Bennet (played by Hayden Panettiere) or time-and-space traveler Hiro Nakamura (played by Masi Oka). Niki simpering struggles to fight off Jessica's influence felt like an uncompleted thought and proved to be annoying, but little Micah was so lovable, that we dealt with it. Heroes is famed for having a difficult plot line to follow. This weakness is the result of writing characters who play a bigger part than they should. Just when we thought we were rid of Niki/Jessica and left with her sweet, curly-haired son Micah, the writers brought Ali Larter back as Tracy Strauss. She died. And then she came back. Again.

Nicolas Cage Not Sued For Fraud, Just $3 Million
CELEBRITIES & SHOWBIZ | Mon, 28 December 2009
Another day, another lawsuit for Nicolas Cage. Only a few weeks after his 18-year-old son's mother slapped him with a $13 million lawsuit, Cage is facing yet another multimillion dollar court case.

So who's suing the Oscar winner this time?
Avatar Atop The US Box Office Again
MOVIES | Sun, 27 December 2009
It's a record-setting weekend all round…Despite some stiff competition, James Cameron's Avatar has emerged triumphant during a successful Christmas weekend at the US box office.
Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes took advantage of Christmas' falling on a Friday this year to set a single-day record for the holiday with a $24.9 million domestic haul. In second place, Avatar kicked off its sophomore weekend with a lean 12 percent dip from last week.
Chuck Spies A Return Date
TV SHOWS | Wed, 25 November 2009
Yeah, that's the lamest headline ever, but with news like this, who cares? Chuck, the best slacker-action-spy-comedy ever to air on NBC, will return on January 10 with back-to-back episodes on the first day of a two-day premiere. The show was originally slated for a March debut, but all one needs to do is take a look at the wasteland that is NBC programming to realize the network had some space to fill.
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