By Jamie Ruby

NBC and G4 are teaming up again this summer to bring audiences the competition series American Ninja Warrior. The series follows competitors as they face challenging obstacle courses in the qualifying rounds culminating with the finals in Las Vegas where they try their hand at the course modeled after Japan's Mount Midoriyama. If someone conquers Mount Midoriyama, they will with the title of "American Ninja Warrior" and the $500,000 grand prize. This has yet to happen, and has only happened for three contestants in the original Japanese series Sasuke, which is in production for its 28th season.

The series is hosted by Matt Iseman once again, along with former NFL player Akbar Gbaja Biamila, and coshosted with ESPN's Jenn Brown.

The three recently talked to the digital media about the new season, which will premiere June 30th on G4 and July 1st on NBC, with original episodes airing on each network Sundays and Mondays, respectively.

Exclusive interview with William B. Davis for Continuum on May 24, 2013
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

William B. Davis is probably best known for his iconic role of Cigarette Smoking Man on the hit FOX series The X-Files, but he has a plethora of other credits to his name. Some of the films Davis has appeared in include The Messengers, Passengers, The Tall Man, and the upcoming movie Singularity Principle. On television he has worked on popular series such Smallville, Stargate SG-1, Supernatural, and Human Target.

Davis currenlty plays the elder Alec Sadler (to the younger Erik Knudsen) on Continuum, which airs Fridays on Syfy (and Showcase on Sundays).

The actor recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his role.

By Jamie Ruby

Kunal Nayyar is probably best known for his role as Rajesh Koothrappali on the hugely successful CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory. Raj is shy and unable to talk around women unless he has imbibed alcohol of some kind.

Tonight Nayyar will guest star on TBS on Sullivan & Son, where he plays Neal, who is quite the opposite of Raj – a ladies' man full of pickup lines.

The actor recently talked to the digital media about playing Neal, as well as about The Big Bang Theory.

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight Syfy will be premiering its newest original movie Independence Day-Saster. The film follows the destruction to the planet as aliens invade the earth. Two of the heroes of the film are firefighter Pete, played by Ryan Merriman, and his brother, the President of the United States, played by Tom Everett Scott. They team up with a SETI scientist to try to save the earth while there is still one to save.

By John Keegan and Henry Tran

So the result of maintaining the lifestyle of a villain means you lose everything you hold dear. At the end of this season, Don has nothing. Who saw that one coming? It’s all his doing, too. His life had unraveled to the point where he desperately tried to correct any flaws that were eating away at him. Tried to quit drinking cold turkey. He volunteered to move to the opposite side of the country (as a lowdown way to steal another man’s idea) in order to start over. His entire world has now changed. It’s all because he broke down at a key moment in trying to land another big account.

By Jamie Ruby

Recently Franklin & Bash returned to TNT for season three. Tomorrow night the series welcomes back Jane Seymour, who reprises her role as Colleen, Peter's mother. In the episode, she has been arrested for prostitution, and her son and his partner must prove that she is actually working as a sexual surrogate offering therapy.

Seymour talked to the press yesterday about returning to the series, as well as what it was like kissing Heather Locklear.

By Jamie Ruby

Last Thursday Wilfred returned to FX with all new episodes for season three. The series follows Ryan Newman, played by Elijah Wood, a struggling and suicidal ex-lawyer who sees his neighbor's dog Wilfred (Jason Gann) as a full grown man in a dog suit. The two form a unique friendship as Ryan tries to get his life back together.

Wood recently talked to the media about the new season and what it's like working on such a unique series.

By Lynn Tackitt

In the world of "reality" television, ABC Family is bringing fun television for the family back to mainstream television. In a recent interview, Guy Torry discusses the new show and the fun they have while filming, which makes long days just breeze by.

Mr. Torry tells of his moving out to Los Angeles, his stand-up comedy history, and some of his charities and what he feels is his duty to do. Some of his future plans are with a documentary in the works and a comedy tour.

Dancing Fools is not only an entertaining, family show, it has a charming, down-to-earth co-host in Guy Torry.