NBC’s latest sitcom to hit the air, One Big Happy, has a seemingly familiar premise—two single best friends Lizzy (Elisha Cuthbert) and Luke (Nick Zano) decide they want to have a child together. The twist? Nick meets Prudence (Kelly Brook) and the two fall instantly for one another and get married right as Lizzy (who […]

Veronica Roth’s Divergent trilogy could very well be the next The Hunger Games in no time. The first two films, Divergent and Insurgent have not only assembled an incredibly talented cast (including Kate Winslet and Theo James) but also, maybe one of the hottest casts in recent memory. Check out the cast before they had to do death defying stunts to prove their factions.

The 86th Annual Academy Awards are finally here! We’re anticipating the gowns, gossip and above all else the winners! Take a look at some of the nominees (and hopeful winners) before a certain gold statuette entered their lives.

NY Fashion Week is coming up and we’re ready to see our favorite celebs in the front row. But for many of them, it took some time and the help of a stylist to make it there. Check out these celebrities who struggled with style before hiring some of the top stylists in the biz.

Full disclosure: We’re big fans of Frank Spotnitz. After all, he spent years as a writer and executive producer on the iconic ‘90s sci-fi droolfest The X-Files and rebooted the creepier-than-creepy thriller Night Stalker for ABC. Though Night Stalker was never really given a proper shot (marketing and time-slot issues), it made for some compelling TV. So imagine our delight when we discovered that Spotnitz was back developing a kick-ass spy thriller called Hunted, starring the lovely Melissa George and airing on Cinemax (go figure!)—did we mention it’s written and set in the U.K.? Snakkle was lucky enough to speak to Spotnitz while he was in town for the Television Critics Association press tour and asked him about working in the U.K. TV system, the genesis of Hunted, casting Melissa George (Alias baddie!), and, of course, his thoughts on a third X-Files movie.

The CW has an exciting new lineup of programming that will be paired up with their successful current slate of shows this fall. Strategic indeed, the new comic book inspired Arrow will be paired with the network staple Supernatural, Emily Owens, M.D. will air after Hart of Dixie and Beauty and the Beast will follow the insanely popular The Vampire Diaries on Thursdays. Check out the highlights of each new show from the Television Critics Association press tour below!

May 16, 2012, saw CBS’s annual upfront presentation, where the eye network unveiled their programming plans for the 2012-2013 television season. Since they are bringing back so many dynamic programs from the past few years, they didn’t have a whole lot of new to introduce. But the small offering was still hungrily devoured by advertising executives—just as hungrily as they surely gobbled the celebratory 2 Broke Girls cupcakes passed out in the audience.

If the Real Housewives have taught us anything, it’s that big dreams and Botox are as ubiquitous in Beverly Hills as a lost tourist looking for the Hollywood sign. But not everyone in Tinseltown has lived the luxurious life since birth. In fact, some of our favorite tabloid residents of Malibu and Bel Air came from humble beginnings, calling home to shelters, trailer parks, and even the back of a car. Here are 13 stars who went from rags to rich and famous.

Singer, actress, icon: Cher has had one heck of a career—and a love life. Snakkle celebrates Cher’s impressive array of fine fellas. Never shy about speaking her mind, Cher nonetheless demurred when David Letterman asked her just how many fellas: “We’re not talking Cleopatra numbers here.” Nonetheless, we’re impressed. So, Cher, this is your life… in men!

As we celebrate Chuck Norris’ birthday take a look at other celebrities who have played themselves on TV and film.