Superman had Jor-El. Batman has Wayne Manor. And now Hiro Nakamura has Captain Sulu. Figuring all great Heroes need to have come from somewhere, the hit NBC series has tapped Star Trek icon George Takei to play the father of Hiro Nakamura, the plucky Japanese office worker who happens to be able to bend the space-time continuum. E! Online’s Kristin Veitch reported Monday that a new character "who has been around a lot longer" was joining the serialized drama, which has become one of the few solid new hits of the 2006 television season, attracting more than 14.4 million viewers a week. "This is absolutely brilliant," Masi Oka, who plays Hiro, told TV Guide. "Hiro’s father is this big honcho who shows up in America with his bodyguard. He has this whole elaborate scheme to kidnap his son and take him back to Japan." Which probably won’t go over too well with Hiro, who, after traveling five weeks into the future just in time to see New York go boom, has journeyed to the States to save the world. "I just hope I get to say, ‘Dad! Sulu is my hero, not you!’ The sci-fi fans would love it!" Oka said. Takei, 69, a cult figure among Trekkies and currently the unlikely official voice of The Howard Stern Show, will show up on Heroes in a Jan. 29 cliffhanger episode. "It was just one of those lightning-bolt ideas," series creator Tim Kring told TV Guide.
OK I can’t show you the picture on this page so if you really want to see her firecrotch again, click on the picture of her kissing Donna Karan last night. Good old Lindsay Lohan always gives us bloggers plenty of good stuff to blog about!
Rap star Jayceon "The Game" Taylor was arrested in New York last night (Nov. 16) and charged with impersonating an undercover police officer. In what is shaping up to be a bizarre incident, police claim the rapper stopped a taxi driver in a Lincoln Town Car near 56th and 7th Avenue. According to reports, The Game told the driver of the cab that he was an undercover officer and ordered him to race through several traffic lights. Police officers stopped the cab for driving erratically at 43rd Street and 6th Avenue. The driver of the cab told the police that his passenger was an undercover officer. Police arrested the rapper and charged him with impersonating a police officer. Representatives for The Game were not available as of press time.
Chris Robinson has filed for divorce from his wife of nearly six years, actress Kate Hudson. Powerhouse disso-queen lawyer Laura Wasser filed papers Friday on Robinson’s behalf, citing "irreconcilable differences." The couple, who married in December of 2000, has a two-year-old son named Ryder. Robinson is seeking joint custody. As for financial matters, TMZ has learned the couple has a prenup and that Robinson is not seeking spousal support. Robinson and Hudson announced their separation back in August 2006. At the time, rumors swirled that Hudson was romantically involved with her "You, Me, and Dupree" co-star, Owen Wilson. Both Hudson and Wilson have denied that they’re an item. Robinson’s lawyer, Laura Wasser, is also repping Britney Spears in her divorce from Kevin Federline.
David Carradine, Coolio, The Bachelor’s Andrew Firestone, pro-boxer Mia St. John, and Hef’s girl Bridget Marquardt find themselves on a remote island off the New England coast. Their mission: to find the ghost of a foreman said to have been killed in an accident. Tune in this Sunday night at 10 PM for some ghost action… VH1
If you have not seen this show, you have to check it out. It is actually really entertaining, plus it is fun to watch the celebs cry when they hear a ghost!!!
Superman had Jor-El. Batman has Wayne Manor. And now Hiro Nakamura has Captain Sulu. Figuring all great Heroes need to have come from somewhere, the hit NBC series has tapped Star Trek icon George Takei to play the father of Hiro Nakamura, the plucky Japanese office worker who happens to be able to bend the space-time continuum. E! Online’s Kristin Veitch reported Monday that a new character "who has been around a lot longer" was joining the serialized drama, which has become one of the few solid new hits of the 2006 television season, attracting more than 14.4 million viewers a week. "This is absolutely brilliant," Masi Oka, who plays Hiro, told TV Guide. "Hiro’s father is this big honcho who shows up in America with his bodyguard. He has this whole elaborate scheme to kidnap his son and take him back to Japan." Which probably won’t go over too well with Hiro, who, after traveling five weeks into the future just in time to see New York go boom, has journeyed to the States to save the world. "I just hope I get to say, ‘Dad! Sulu is my hero, not you!’ The sci-fi fans would love it!" Oka said. Takei, 69, a cult figure among Trekkies and currently the unlikely official voice of The Howard Stern Show, will show up on Heroes in a Jan. 29 cliffhanger episode. "It was just one of those lightning-bolt ideas," series creator Tim Kring told TV Guide.
Chris Robinson has filed for divorce from his wife of nearly six years, actress Kate Hudson. Powerhouse disso-queen lawyer Laura Wasser filed papers Friday on Robinson’s behalf, citing "irreconcilable differences." The couple, who married in December of 2000, has a two-year-old son named Ryder. Robinson is seeking joint custody. As for financial matters, TMZ has learned the couple has a prenup and that Robinson is not seeking spousal support. Robinson and Hudson announced their separation back in August 2006. At the time, rumors swirled that Hudson was romantically involved with her "You, Me, and Dupree" co-star, Owen Wilson. Both Hudson and Wilson have denied that they’re an item. Robinson’s lawyer, Laura Wasser, is also repping Britney Spears in her divorce from Kevin Federline. 
