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You may know him best as Jimmy Cooper, Mischa Barton's financially unstable dad on The O.C., but now HollywoodLife.com can confirm that Tate Donovan is going to bring some west coast drama to the Upper East Side -- he'll be directing a new episode of Gossip Girl!
"Tate is directing an episode this week that will air in Nov.," an insider told us Sept. 27, adding, "As of now, it's just one episode, but we'll see what happens. He's been working on his resume as a director for years now. He's done several top shows and [the Gossip Girl producers] wanted him."
"Tate is directing an episode this week that will air in Nov.," an insider told us Sept. 27, adding, "As of now, it's just one episode, but we'll see what happens. He's been working on his resume as a director for years now. He's done several top shows and [the Gossip Girl producers] wanted him."
Our host FanBolt had the pleasure of speaking with Mischa Barton, who discussed her love of the thriller genre, her inspiration, and her starring role as "Shelby" in Paramount Home Entertainment's thriller Homecoming on DVD on April 20th.
Today on Funny or Die we have a hilarious new video starring the always beautiful Rachel Bilson (The OC) and the always funny Adam Scott (Step Brothers). In this fake deleted scene from a movie called "Hearts of Palm," Rachel gets a bit hesitant about baring all for the camera so they bring in the best body double they can find.
He may have not been there for our beloved series - but Josh Schwartz was present at Comic Con '09 in support of 'Chuck'. I got a shot of him in the press line - and I'll have some quotes from an interview up with him soon. I got him to talk a little bit about the OC fandom! :-)
When asked about his previous experiences with women, Adam Brody reveals that it's his "dream to have a domineering, hot boss." Well, well! Has the quirky actor who once portrayed the adoringly weird Seth Cohen given up his geeky ways? We have to wonder how the lack of curly hair and witty one-liners will effect his game. Check out Adam dishing on his challenging transition from neurotic comic-book nerd to confident, dark Nazi doctor at Time Out New York. Link after the jump!
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