Grey's Anatomy Scoop: 4 Actors Score Series Regular Upgrades Ahead of Season 10
The doctors are in — and they’re staying.
Grey’s Anatomy has formally handed series regular promotions to …READ MORE
The doctors are in — and they’re staying.
Grey’s Anatomy has formally handed series regular promotions to …READ MORE
Grey’s Anatomy is giving its new crop of interns a nice vote of confidence heading into next season.
The soap’s boss, Shonda Rhimes, has added a series regular option to the contracts of recurring players …READ MORE
Grey’s Anatomy‘s ninth season is shaping up to be a real Smash: Friday Night Lights grad Gaius Charles is joining the cast in a recurring role, TVLine has learned exclusively.
The details regarding Charles’ character are still being worked out, but it stands to reason that he will be playing a …READ MORE
The heat is on when a warehouse containing sensitive Navy documents catches fire and ignites a national security threat on Tuesday’s NCIS. The ensuing investigation sparks a shocking discovery for Tony: READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
CBS’ NCIS will soon solve a bit of a mystery when viewers — as well as Tony’s colleagues — meet “the boy from Baltimore.” And TVLine has an exclusive first look at the now-young man’s somewhat incendiary arrival. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
And now for some truly Smash-ing news: Gaius Charles is heading back to the football field!
TVLine has learned exclusively that the Friday Night Lights alum is joining USA Network’s gridiron-themed drama Necessary Roughness for a major Season 2 arc.
Charles is set to appear in at least four episodes as …READ MORE
Gaius Charles has landed a (literally) hot new gig on CBS’ NCIS, TVLine has learned exclusively.
The Friday Night Lights MVP has been cast in the potentially recurring role of Jason, a charming, likable and keenly intelligent Baltimore native whom Tony …READ MORE
Friday Night Lights MVP Gaius Charles wants to make one thing very clear: He has not given up acting for God. Although that’s the rumor that’s been making the rounds since the 28-year-old New York native hung up his helmet as Dillon Panthers’ star running back Smash Williams in 2008, he tells TVLine definitely, “That’s not the case.”
Nonetheless, save for a few indie films and some stage work, his decision to pursue a graduate degree in theology at New Jersey’s Drew University did force him to step away from the Hollywood spotlight the past three years. …READ MORE
Former Friday Night Lights MVP Gaius Charles has booked a one-way ticket back to the small screen with a guest stint on ABC’s Pan Am. READ MORE